Banks Win Privacy Ruling Over Bank Secrecy Act Records
A federal three judge panel ruled the Bank Secrecy Act unconstitutional in part upholding depositor privacy. The decision limits government access to microfilm records without normal legal channels while allowing reporting of large foreign transactions. The ruling cites Fourth Amendment protections and cautions against blanket executive access. Justice Hamlin dissented, arguing broad government access exists.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S. District Court
California
Fortney Stark
American Civil Liberties Union
California Bankers Association
CBA
George Orwell
ACLU
Charles Marson
Stark
Supreme Court
High Court
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
William G. East
William T. Sweigert
O.D. Hamlin
Bomb plot alarms Munich as fighters scramble over Olympic site
Germany’s Defense Ministry halted air traffic and dispatched two F104 jets after a report that Arab terrorists stole a plane to bomb the Olympic Stadium during closing ceremonies. A radar sighting of a UFO led to a wide search, later revealed as a Finnair DC8 misdirection landing at Fuerstenfeldbruck, near Munich, near the scene of last week’s killings.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
Defense Ministry
Olympic Stadium
Leonberg
Stuttgart
Defense
Georg Leber
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Lompoc Record: Daily Publication Details and Staff Listing
Legal newspaper notice from Lompoc California outlines publication under Act of Congress Adjudicated status No 47065. It lists officers editors and staff, press associations, and subscription rate of 2.25 monthly with home delivery and mail options.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Panamanians urge rejection of U S Canal Zone payments
The 505 member Panamanian People's Assembly urged turning down the United States 1.9 million dollar Canal Zone annuity, arguing sovereignty over the zone has not been ceded. The vote, led by Hermelinda Fuentes, vows to press the executive branch to reject future payments amid ongoing treaty talks with the United States.
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Panama City
UPI
Panamanian People’s Assembly
United States
Canal Zone
Panama
Republic of Panama
United States of America
Hermelinda Fuentes
Nuevo Panama Gymnasium
Elias Ariel Castillo
Castillo
Omar Torrijos
National Guard
Torrijos
Fraud probe expands to eight counties over Prop 22 petitions
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr expands the fraud inquiry to Alameda, Fresno, Kern, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino, Santa Clara and San Mateo counties citing hundreds of affidavits of fraud related to Prop 22 petitions. He considers removing the measure from the November ballot amid claims of misrepresentation by circulators and misleading petition summaries.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Corona mass murder trial opens with defense attacks
Defense attorney Richard Hawk told jurors the state would prejudice the defendant by flashing gory pictures of 25 victims as the Corona murder case began. He criticized District Attorney Teja and Assistant Williams while awaiting a four to six month trial in Fairfield California.
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Fairfield
Calif
UPI
Richard Hawk
Juan V. Corona
Corona
Yuba City
Superior Court
Richard Patton
Hawk
Nixon McGovern clash over youth vote heats up
Nixon and McGovern duel for young voters as McGovern wins the SNEA endorsement and Nixon targets 500000 under-30 volunteers in 30 days. Gallup shows Nixon ahead 61 to 36 among youth, with rallies in Midwest and continued White House campaigning. Senator Kennedy joins McGovern in Chicago Detroit and Cleveland while Shriver predicts a tide turning in their favor. Butz accuses McGovern of a lie over grain deals with Russia.
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Nixon
George S. McGovern
McGovern
National Education Association
SNEA
Thomas D. Creighton
Lincoln
Neb
U.S. Senate
Republican
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Midwest
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
White House
GOP National Committee
Committee
Minneapolis
U.S
Russia
Belfast hospital under heavy guard amid IRA threats
British troops guard Belfast Royal Victoria Hospital to deter possible attacks by Provisional IRA actions. About 200 troops protect the 1200 bed facility where the Provisional group says troops make the hospital a fortress and may be used for operations in Falls Road. Northern Ireland loyalists unite to form United Loyalist Front aiming to replace the Unionist party.
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Belfast
UPI
Royal Victoria Hospital
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
Home Affairs
William Craig
Provisionals
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