Court narrows Miranda ruling potential overturn hints
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 2 decision, allowed post‑right to silence police questioning in some cases. Justices Brennan and Marshall warned the Miranda framework may be eroded, suggesting an overruling could come with a new ninth justice.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Brennan
Marshall
Michigan Supreme Court
Richard Bert Mosley
Leroy Williams
Detroit
Mosley
Michigan
Potter Stewart
Miranda
Stewart
Warren Burger
William O Douglas
Presidential battle shapes next year’s campaign in US politics
United Press International reports a Democratic Congress versus Republican administration debate shaping the 1970s presidential race. Reagan in Florence scorns Congress as the most irresponsible in history and calls for reduced spending, while Humphrey in Columbia defends Congress and argues for a swift, unemployment‑reducing recovery. Udall accuses unnamed candidates of abusing delegate rules. Illinois Supreme Court blocks Daley plan on national convention delegates.
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United Press International
South Carolina
Ronald Reagan
Florence
S.C
Congress
Reagan
Sen
Humphrey
Morris K. Udall
Dariz
Iowa
Illinois Supreme Court
State Elections Board
Chicago
Richard Daley
British officers plan to wait out London IRA siege
Police trained in hostage rescues say the two day standoff with IRA gunmen and hostages in a London flat is only beginning. Detectives apply lessons from prior sieges as they maintain hot line contact and refuse demands for a plane to Ireland. Authorities expect the gunmen to be arrested despite negotiations.
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IRA
London
UPI
Irish Republican Army
Wilford Gibson
John
Sheila Matthews
Matthews
Michael Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Ross McWhirter
Guinness Book of
Ireland
Robert Mark
Monasterevin
Tiede Herrema
Reinecke jubilant at ruling on perjury conviction
Former California lieutenant governor Ed Reinecke expressed elation after the U S Appeals Court overturned his 1974 perjury conviction. He thanked God and said he may consider returning to politics while weighing next year’s Senate and state Senate races.
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Diamond Springs
UPI
Ed Reinecke
Sierra Mother Lode
Reinecke
Mimi
Tom
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
San Diego
Senate
Reagan
Senate Judiciary Committee
ITT
John Mitchell
Richard Nixon
Appeals Court
John V. Tunney
Pro-Indonesian forces seize most of Timor in inland advance
Pro-Indonesian troops have captured most of Portuguese Timor after an inland march from Dili. Antara reports defections by leftist troops and mass refugee returns under Indonesian protection as Jakarta notes 45,000 had sought refuge earlier. The government frames intervention as decolonization aligned with Timorese wishes.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Portuguese Timor
Dili
Antara
Radio Dili
Revolutionary Front For
East Timor
Fretilin
New Jersey
Western
Timor
Portugal
U.N. Security Council
Lompoc Valley Tours Name Statement Filed 1975
Public notice lists Lompoc Valley Tours at 233 Aldebaran Ave Lompoc California 93436 with Susan G Rickwald and Roger F Hintz as principals The business is run as a limited partnership filed with Santa Barbara County Clerk on Nov 12 1975 Certification confirms copy on file Deputy Clerk Meeker notes file number 13783 and publication dates December 9 16 23 and 30 1975
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Lompoc
Howard C. Menzel
HM Meeker
Tax veto fight seen inevitable
President Ford threatens to veto any tax cut bill without a $395 billion spending ceiling for fiscal 1977. Senate leaders plan a brief extension to prevent tax refunds, while Democrats resist tying the bill to a spending limit and warn of political timing before the election.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
William Simon
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Simon
Once-In-A-While Advertisers Misread Local Papers
A prose critique of inconsistent newspaper advertising contrasts one off notices with steady campaigns. It argues that sporadic ads fail to sustain customer flow, likening ad slumps to seeking quick fixes in plumbing or medicine, and urges regular, consistent local advertising for business health.
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Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Columbia
Joint Economic Committee
Atlanta
U.S
Office
Federal Election Commission
Mick
Paddy
Lame Deer Indian Store
Alisal
Solvang
Vulcan
Leonard Berkowitz
Allan Hancock College
Mastro
Starbuck
Gregory Bros
Nel Gregory
Don Gregory
Corer
O.k
MOUNT
Jewelers
West College
BankAmericard
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