Kelley Defends Truth On FBI Domestic Break-ins
FBI Director Clarence Kelley says he told the truth about domestic burglaries and knew of none during his tenure. He confirms break-ins occurred in 1972 and 1973 before he took office, and notes a 1966 Hoover memo ended such actions.
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Miller Defends Use of State Credit Car in Politics
Attorney General Andrew P. Miller defends using a state car and credit card for political events, saying there are no restrictions on the vehicle. He notes the car is provided for his personal use while in office and the card accompanies the car.
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Davis critic fails to win reappointment to state Corrections Board
Richmond Mrs Claudette B McDaniel whose term on the State Board of Corrections expired at midnight was not renewed by Gov Mills Godwin despite letters of support from Richmond lawmakers The governor said the decision did not reflect on her performance and did not indicate whether replacement will be named The other expiring member Mrs John J DeHart had no word on future service while board officials offered no comment Davis declined to discuss reappointment and board chairman Walther B Fidler similarly declined to comment
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