Wiretap Bill Seeks Court Orders for National Security Surveillances
Congress and the administration back a bill requiring court orders for electronic surveillance in national security cases. The draft creates a special panel of judges, restricts taps to foreign powers, and allows emergency authorizations with 24 hour notice. Atty. Gen. Levi says the bill would have little impact on current practices.
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Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Kennedy
House
Judiciary Committee
Peter J. Rodino
D-N.j
Robert Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Civil Liberties Subcommittee
Ford Administration
White House
Supreme Court
U.S
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Hearst probation officers study background before sentencing
Federal probation officers interview Patricia Hearst at San Mateo County Jail to prepare a background report ahead of her April sentencing. They will examine Hearst educational and social history and may reconvene, with defense counsel present, while Los Angeles authorities prepare for arraignment on state charges.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
San Mateo
Harry Schloetter
U.S
California
Charles J. Roberts
al Johnson
Schloetter
Symbionese Liberation Army
Hibernia Bank
Roberts
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Los Angeles
Frank Klein
No Social Security Duns Governor Says
Gov. Bond orders Social Services to refrain from recouping overpayments of social security benefits caused by computer errors. He argues the federal government should bear the losses and forbids pursuing legal action or cutting future SSI payments. Federal and state rules had allowed recovery of overpayments.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Social Services
Lawrence Graham
Reward Offered in West Plains Bomb Threat
A $500 reward is posted after a telephone bomb threat led to the closure of 14 West Plains district schools in Howell County. A male caller warned of a morning explosion. a later call caused renewed closures. An unrelated threat also forced evacuation at Alton High School in Oregon, Missouri.
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West Plains
Howell County
Alton High School
Oregon
Mississippi Extradition Ordered in Missouri Murder Case
The Mississippi Supreme Court ordered Dr Norman A Garrison Jr of Corinth extradited to Missouri to stand trial for the murder of his ex wife Lee Ann Garrison. The court overturned a Marshall County ruling finding insufficient grounds and noted Gov Bill Waller had determined Missouri met requirements for return. Evidence cited included blood type footprints a torn glove and a fingerprint on the rear fence linking Garrison to the scene.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Supreme Court
Norman A. Garrison Jr
Corinth
Missouri
High
Marshall County
Garrison
Lee Ann Garrison
Kennett, Mo
Supreme Court
Vernon Broom
Bill Waller
Broom
Mississippi
Pickwick
Lake
Special Court
Sharing Lockheed information with Japan widens probe
United States and Japan agreed to exchange information on Lockheed payoffs as part of a widening probe. Assistant Attorney General Richard Thornburgh said more countries will likely join talks, while Tokyo critics call the terms stiff and note the need to keep names of involved Japanese officials secret until prosecutions. The Japanese premier says the data could help uncover the truth, amid ongoing investigations and questions about possible U.S. law violations.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
U.S
Lockheed
Richard L. Thornburgh
Japan
Italy
West Germany
Netherlands
Spain
Greece
South Africa
Turkey
Nigeria
Colombia
Tokyo
Takeo Miki
Miki
United States
Ford
Thornburgh
Justice Department
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