California Computer Crime Prevention Act of 1973 debated
Assemblyman William T. Bagley introduces AB 2636 to curb computer crime and protect data privacy. The proposal, backed by HEW recommendations, would require consent for data transfer, allow access to personal records, ensure accuracy, and set penalties for violations. It aims to lead California and set a national model.
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William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Bagley
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Caspar Weinberger
America
California
HEW Committee
Kissinger defies tough questions in Senate hearings
Henry Kissinger stood firm and elusive during three days before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He faced wiretap questions and Cambodia policy, shifting blame, asserting prior approval limits, and denying knowledge of Jonathan Young’s Plumbers role as allegations surfaced.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Eer
Inger
Stalin
Justice Department
Foreign Relations Committee
FBI
William D. Ruckelshaus
Richardson
John N. Mitchell
J. Edgar Hoover
Edmund Muskie
Cambodia
Senate
Spain
David Young
Young
Weinberger blooper shocks White House and GOP critics
Caspar Weinberger defending health affairs blasted Philip Handler at a press conference inflaming conservatives amid Nixon detente. Scouting trips show Percy leading Kennedy among voters with anti Kennedy sentiment among Republicans. Mankiewicz eyed for McGovern campaign staff. Adams faux pas in Illinois delegation meeting paves way for Anderson challenge to Stevenson.
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Washington
Caspar W.cap
Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
White House
State Department
Rpublicans
Congress
Soviet Union
Poland
Philip Handler
National Academy of Sciences
Soviet Academy
Andrei Sakharov
Handler
Havcott
HEW
Nixon
U.S
Moscow
Henry M. Jackson
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Howard M. Kennedy
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Spiro T. Agnew
John B. Connally
California
Ronald Reagan
Agnew
Reagan
Conally
Percy
Jersey City
Watergate
Aliota
McGovern
Mankiewicz
Alioto
Adams
Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
William Scott
Stevenson
John Anderson
Anderson
Scott
Scrabble Va letter raises ethics and policy questions
A letter from Ruth Morrey to a non existent Scrabble Chamber of Commerce prompts reflection on honesty and public policy. The piece then pivotS to a humorous factual sketch of Scrabble Virginia, detailing county stats, geography, culture and local quirks while playfully noting the absence of a real Scrabble city chamber.
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Scrabble
Ruth Marrey
San Antonio Avenue
Menfo Park
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Val
Scrabbie
John Walker Jenkins
Woodville Independent
Ruth Orange
Jake Sykes
Orange
Rappahannock County
Menlo Park
Culpeper
Eisenhower
Readers slam oil price hikes and TV abortion debate
Letters from Long Beach and Lakewood lam unhappy with oil companies raising wholesale gasoline costs and with TV coverage of abortion debates. One writer urges government action against corporate interests while another questions fairness of presenting only one side of controversial programs.
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Lam
Tam
Long Beach
Thomas M. Green
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Willian Shannon
Chuck Percy
Chappaquiddick
Connally
Frank Mankiewicz
George F. McGovern
West
Joseph Alioto
San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Robert Novak
Inside Report
Rowland ”Rans
Wis
James J
Lakewood Mary Bellavance
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