Supreme Court reviews Stevens opinions amid Miranda debate
Eight justices studied Judge John Paul Stevens's writings as Monday hearings on his nomination opened. The issue centers on Miranda warnings in IRS tax investigations and Stevens's 1974 ruling that IRS warnings are invalid, a view opposed by the Justice Department and not adopted by other circuits.
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Israelis Attack Palestinian Refugee Camps in Lebanon
Israeli jets bombed refugee camps in northern and southern Lebanon in the year’s largest air assault, killing at least eight and wounding scores. The strikes hit a schoolhouse, guerrilla headquarters, a missile armory, and a residential area, with Saiqa guerrillas firing SAM7 missiles but causing no hits.
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Sinai monitor heads for Mideast tour
Sinai Field Mission chief designate Nick Thorne leaves for a 10 day Middle East tour to plan monitoring the Egypt Israel accord. Thorne, 55, directs the Indochina Refuge Center at Camp Pendleton and previously coordinated seven volunteer agencies aiding about 50 000 refugees from Vietnam and Cambodia.
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Ford proposals cut rural housing aid and defer spending
President Ford seeks $839 million in federal cuts mainly from housing and rural programs and asks Congress to defer $253 million in antipollution and research projects. He has 18 new reductions and 18 deferrals raising total cuts to 27 programs and $3.8 billion in deferrals.
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Ford Meets Mao in Long Peking Talks at Chungnanhai
President Ford held an hour and fifty minute meeting with Chairman Mao Tse tung in Chungnanhai Park near the Forbidden City. The talks described as earnest and significant covered wide ranging issues in a friendly atmosphere.
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Surviving Against Odds Carol Rogman Rebounds From 65-Pound State
Carol Rogman, initially given a five percent chance to live after a 1966 car crash left her brain stem bruised and body emaciated, defied expectations. Refusing withdrawal of life support, she recovered enough to walk with a limp, speak with mild impairment, and manage a home life with her husband and 19 month old son. Her story echoes the Karen Quinlan case as families pursue care amid court battles.
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Hijackers seize train in Beilen with 50 aboard
South Moluccan gunmen hijack a Dutch local train near Beilen detaining about 50 passengers. Two corpses are removed as police seal the area and a Navy helicopter detachment airlifts in. Demands include a flight to an unknown destination. The incident follows previous South Moluccan protests and past kidnapping plots.
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Moynihan says Soviets aim to colonize Africa in Angola clash
United Nations Ambassador Daniel Moynihan warned that Soviet moves in Angola show intent to colonize Africa. He linked Soviet actions to a broader push, including backing Cuban troops and expanding facilities, while noting U S resistance and a China counterweight.
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Supreme Court Upholds Mail Ban on Concealable Firearms
The Supreme Court unanimously upholds a federal law banning mailing firearms capable of being concealed on a person. The justices reject the challenge that the statute is vague and conclude it clearly prohibits the mailing of concealable guns.
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Walker frees funds for SIU-C building
Gov. Daniel Walker announced the release of 6.1 million dollars for a new School of Technical Careers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. SIU Board authorized the project last March and construction on the Carbondale campus is to start in February with completion expected by December 1977. The school now occupies a former World War II ordinance depot near Carterville.
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Fair trade item ban awaits Ford
The Senate approved a bill to ban state fair trade laws that let manufacturers set minimum retail prices. It was sent to President Ford after House passage in July. The measure would repeal federal anti trust exemptions for such laws and aims to curb inflation, with supporters arguing consumer savings exceed two billion dollars yearly.
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