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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1980

Page

4

Bugging evidence eyed at RNC office amid probe

Washington officials say an electronic sweep of Mary Crisp's RNC office found dangling wires and a possible electromagnetic field similar to spy activity. The search was halted when a DC officer allegedly accessed the area, stirring questions over privacy and security as Interspec scoured adjacent offices.

Washington UPI Republican National Committee GOP RNC Mary Crisp Baltimore Bill Brock District of Columbia Ms. Crisp Army Reserve Richard E. Gavignon Brock Larry Eugene Sterling D.C Winston Norman Interspec Ms. Gosdan Sterling

Renewed power for FBI urged

Ronald Reagan campaign chairman Sen Paul Laxalt and GOP senators drafted an FBI charter to resume domestic spying powers from past abuses. The proposal would allow surveillance of civil disobedience and demonstrations, distribute records to private employers, and let a new president replace the FBI director early. Critics call it frightening and dangerous to civil liberties.

Michael J. Sniffen Washington Ronald Reagan FBI Paul Laxalt Nevada Reagan Associated Press Senate Bureau Laxalt Alfred Regnery Jerry Berman American Civil Liberties Union Regnery House William H. Webster

107-year-old Mary Marvich Becomes U S Citizen in Fairmont

In a packed Marion County Courthouse ceremony, 107-year-old Mary Marvich swore allegiance to the United States, ending decades of effort to gain citizenship. Judge Robert Maxwell and West Virginia officials attended. Marvich came to America at 16 from Belgrade, Yugoslavia, worked in New York, then raised nine children in Fairmont.

Barry Renfrew Charleston W.va Mary Marvich United States U.S Robert S. Maxwell Mrs. Marvich Fairmont Here Betty Nicoletti Marion County Marvich New York Belgrade Yugoslavia Immigration and Naturalization Service West Virginia President Carter Immigration Service Maxwell Robert Mollohan D-W.va Jacobson

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