Justice Dept moves toward wiretap limits and watchdog
The Justice Department outlined a plan to tighten wiretap rules and possibly establish an internal inspector general. Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus said reviews target national security taps and the use of federal marshals and U S attorneys as career officials. He also noted the potential watchdog would handle cases of leaks and other extraordinary department matters amid public debate.
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Judge Dissolves Show Cause Order Against Allied Strikers
Chesterfield Circuit Court Judge Ernest P. Gates dissolved a show cause order issued September 10 against 44 wildcat strikers at Allied Chemical Corp fiber division plant. The order was lifted on a defense motion as the workers returned to their jobs September 20.
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Eastern State Hospital marks 200th anniversary with open house
Eastern State Hospital in Williamsburg plans a three day bicentennial open house starting October 12 with a historical exhibit and speakers including Caspar Weinberger. The event recalls the institution opened in 1773 as Americas first public mental hospital and notes its move in 1969 to a 655 acre Dunbar campus with 30 buildings and modern facilities.
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Dear Abby Readers Debate Big Dogs And Caregiving Costs
A Houston reader questions keeping large dogs in the city and other neighbors’ nuisance barking. A Missouri letter-writer details caring for a stepfather and seeking rightful expenses from heirs. Nevada reader worries about bugs in staples prompts Abby to advise sample submission and university help.
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Nixon daughter to turn land to Virginia for park
Julie Nixon Eisenhower will present 1142 acres of surplus Quantico land in Prince William and Stafford counties to Virginia for public park development. State Parks Commissioner Ben Bolen will accept on behalf of Governor Linwood Holton as part of the Legacy of Parks program.
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