Clark opposes travel ban in congressional testimony
Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark told Congress a travel ban to any country in armed conflict with the United States would trifle with constitutional rights. He also defended his 1960s antiwar actions and visits to Hanoi to aid prisoners of war.
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Butz Urges Trade Bill to Open New Markets
Agriculture Secretary Bart L. Butt urged Congress to grant Nixon power to strike concessions to break European barriers and expand U S food exports. He cited rising demand, states that exports support over 5 of every 100 dollars earned by farmers, and jobs from grain and soybean sales to Russia and others.
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San Francisco police computer sparks multiple lawsuits
A malfunctioning city police computer has led to several lawsuits over outdated warrants and tickets. San Francisco residents Jerry Florence, poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and Gurdaman Duggal allege wrongful arrest or detention after the system showed erroneous information. Capt. Jeremiah Taylor cites delays in updating records as the issue.
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