Supreme Court says Miranda not binding before grand juries
The Supreme Court ruled prosecutors owe no constitutional duty to warn suspects before grand juries. Chief Justice Burger led a 5 to 3 decision limiting Miranda, noting the doctrine should not extend to grand jury questioning. The ruling reversed lower court findings regarding a San Antonio case, while Brennan Marshall dissenters argued it undermines counsel rights.
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Ida's New Face Progress in Major Cranial Surgery
Ida Hays underwent seven hours of complex reconstruction to move her eye sockets closer and narrow the gap between them. The operation, performed at the Center for Cranial Facial Anomalies in New York, involved hip bone grafts and will be followed by jaw correction and possibly another surgery. Doctors praised the teamwork of neurosurgeons and specialists while Ida's parents, grateful for community support, awaited bandage removal and further results.
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Campaign shifts in race as Reagan and Ford vow renewed bids
Reagan hammering Ford on foreign policy questioned Kissinger’s resignation hopes while Carter campaigns across Nevada Oregon and California. Carter boosts delegate total to 713 and concedes Nevada will be tough. Ford asserts momentum from Michigan and Maryland wins and targets California Kansas City. San Diego mayor Pete Wilson predicts Ford victory in California despite Reagan’s lead.
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Hayden buoyed by Field Poll momentum in Senate race
Former antiwar activist Tom Hayden claims Field Poll data show enough momentum to overtake U S Sen John Tinney in the June 8 Democratic primary. The California Poll, completed May 6 8, finds Hayden up from 15 to 33 percent while incumbent Tinney falls eight points to 50 33. Hayden says he believes he will win the primary and the general election.
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Recall of 1800-volt dog barking collar nationwide
FDA announces recall of the Sound-Off Bark Restraint and Training Collar after reports of skin burns on dogs. About 3,000 units distributed through pet stores and mail orders. testers found activation by voices, car horns, or other dogs. Manufacturer Hal O. Knutsan of Chatsworth, California, issued notices to distributors and 150 known buyers.
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California poll shows Reagan ahead of Ford in primary race
Reagan leads Ford by 10 points in a May California poll with 49 percent to 39 percent. He notes 524, Ford 433, and 384 uncommitted Republicans aiming for convention seats, as Ford touts support among unused delegates and Reagan stresses California primary importance.
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