Justice Dept Bans Wiretaps Without Warrants
The Supreme Court mandated prior judicial approval for domestic wiretaps. Justice Powell wrote the ruling, striking down the Nixon era practice of warrantless electronic surveillance in domestic security cases. Attorney General Kleindienst ordered a review of pending cases and possible disclosures or dismissals, with Congress to craft new guidelines.
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Treasury Eyes Bond Reward Plan to Lure Tax Refunds
Under congressional pressure the Treasury weighs a plan to offer taxpayers with large 1972 refunds a choice between cash or a higher yielding special savings bond. The move aims to curb potential inflation from a sudden $8 billion cash influx next year and may involve predated bonds to shorten wait for full value.
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Hong Kong Death Toll Climbs After Downpours and Landslides
Eighty seven people are confirmed dead with 155 still missing after four days of record rain, floods, and building collapses in Hong Kong. More than 1,000 homes destroyed, 21 roads blocked, and evacuations ongoing as searchers recover bodies from mud, rock, and debris. Among the missing is Jean Claude Thomas, assistant manager of BNP Paribas Hong Kong, wife injured, infant daughter unharmed.
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Bank of Oregon executive named First National board chair
Ralph J. Voss, an executive with Bank of Oregon and Western Bancorporation, was promoted to chairman of the board of First National Western Bancorporation. The promotion was announced Monday by the bank and its partners in Portland and Los Angeles.
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Quake shocks continue to paralyze Italian city
Ancona, Italy, faced renewed tremors as seven morning shocks were recorded, the strongest at magnitude 4 on the Mercalli scale. Fire crews assessed damage from six days earlier when a ninth degree quake damaged thousands of homes and left about 8,000 refugees in tents on the city’s outskirts. Officials said up to 70 percent of Ancona’s houses may have been damaged.
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Movie House Bomb Explosion Damages Theater in San Diego
A bomb exploded in a small San Diego movie theater on Monday night, damaging the stage and screen but injuring no one in the audience. About 16 people were inside at the time, police said.
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