OPEC Split Drives Mixed Reactions to Oil Hike
The Doha meeting produced a two step 15 percent rise from most members while Saudi Arabia and UAE cap to 5 percent. London shares surged and the pound edged higher as buyers weighed varied cartel actions and regional energy imports.
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Court ruling holds Nixon officials liable for wiretap rights
Morton Halperin wins a district court decision finding former President Nixon, John Mitchell and H. R. Haldeman liable for damages and rights violations from a 21 month wiretap on Halperin's home phone. The ruling upholds the 4th Amendment applicability to a president and outlines liability while naming Kissinger Haig and others with limited or no liability.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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