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20 The Arizona Republic BO Hoplx, Feb. 27, 1971 Twisters If sup to defendant to find out if he's being bugged again 'slam southland frtm NATIONAL WHIM URVKt, NOM, U.I. Out Procedures established under the 1968 Safe Streets Act requiring the government to get a warrant to eavesdrop against members of organized crime, Griswold said, have "greatly reduced in recent years the instances in which arguably illegal electronic surveillance has occurred." He noted that in the recent cases in which the government has notified courts of illegal electronic surveillance, "The immateriality of the information obtained has been so clear that the court has not remanded the cases for hearings." only if, the defendant first raises a claim that the case against him is affected by such illegal activity." Boxer Muhammad Ali, black militant H. Rap Brown and the Chicago Seven defendants are among those the government had admitted in court it "accidentally" or "inadvertently" overheard during the course of foreign intelligence telephone wiretaps. Asked how any defendant under the new policy would have reason to believe he had been bugged to make a claim of illegal eavesdropping, a Justice Department spokesman said he thought such claims might become routine motions in criminal cases.

tithed PnriHlti Mlrt-Cn tl fjiww, O-. United Press International WASHINGTON The Jus-tice Department disclosed yesterday it is now up to a criminal defendant to find out whether be has been the object of illegal electronic surveillance by the government. The department declared in a Supreue Court brief that routine reviews of its files, conducted since 1966 to determine if any defendants in federal cases had been bugged illegally, were no longer necessary as of Oct. 15, the date the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970 became law. From now on, a criminal case will be reviewed only at specific request of the accused, Solicitor General Er-win H.

Griswold said in describing the new policy adopted under a little noted section of the law. The disclosure came in a government brief opposing the appeal of a man convicted on charges of placing a bomb in an airplane to try to kill his wife. Under the 1970 law, Griswold said, "the government is required to affirm or deny the existence of an illegal Disclosures of eavesdropping have been made since 1966 in line with a memorandum from former President Lyndon B. Johnson and a subsequent Supreme Court ruling. The court held that the government must disclose to a defendant any conversation in which he participated or that occurred on his premises which was overheard during the course of illegal electronic surveillance.

"In view of the statutory rule which now places upon a defendant the express burden of raising any issue of illegal electronic surveillance, i seems appropriate to conform the government's practice with the statute," Griswold said. "Accordingly, the government is discontinuing a practice, announced in 1966, of initiating its own review of the files in each case to determine whether there was such surveillance which might have affected the case." "Instead, the government will now conduct such a review only when a claim is raised by a defendant, as the statutory rules provide." MOON PHASES DOC ji ALLIGATOR 00 125 4irst Full Last New Arch 3 March It March 1 March 26 rises today at 6:59 a.m., sets fn p.m.; moon rises at 8:12 a.m., iils :27 p.m. BOOTS tfflk i I Pta 1 Charge lliArnericard JL Phoenix Rodeo MARCH 10,1 4 New Mexico okays Sunday liquor bill SANTA FE (AP)-Gov. Bruce King has signed the Sunday liquor sales bill. It will become effective 90 days after the close of the 1971 legislative session, meaning Sunday liquor sales will become valid during this coming summer.

L. iuPfiopitiijuiPi It 'WtSltlUVKKIIH WESTERN' 19 W. Adams (Downtown) Payson Store (Main St.) electronic surveillance if, and -r1 VI Scottsdale 55 25 Scdona 65 47 Show Low 36 10 Springerville 40 15 Tucson 60 43 Williams 43 7 Winslow 39 12 Youngtown 60 41 Yuma 62 48 National Albany, N.Y. 45 15 Amarillo 49 29 Anchorage 4 17 Asheville 51 35 .69 Atlanta 57 .49 Billings 29 23 .10 Birmingham 64 50 1.00 Bismarck 33 27 .03 Blythe 62 44 Boise 36 23 Boston 45 29 Brownsville 90 67 .28 Buffalo 58 31 Burlington. Vt.

41 3 Casper 26 18 Charleston. WYa 61 38 .08 Charlotte, N.C. 55 41 J5 Chicago 56 38 .12 Cincinnati 58 43 .25 Cleveland 58 40 .01 Columbus, O. 53 40 .16 Denver 36 22 Des Moines 44 35 Tr. Detroit 54 34 Dulutn 33 25 .44 El Paso 62 44 Fairbanks -14 -42 Fargo 35 27 Great Falls 31 21 .02 Helena 30 20 Honolulu 81 65 Houston 79 61 .90 Indianapolis 53 35 .49 Jacksonville 86 59 Juneau 20 17 .19 Kansas City 56 37 Las Vegas 49 23 Little Rock 78 60 .01 Memphis 73 58 .04 Miami Beach 78 73 Midland, Tex.

60 46 Milwaukee 44 31 .02 Mpls-St. Paul 38 34 .36 Needles 57 43 New Oilcans 73 65 1.00 New York 50 37 North Platte 37 27 .01 Oklahoma City 54 42 Omaha 36 32 .02 I 3g) (taBTftbie (Mcb (55STteaa) (tMagFTfenfed ttenac (toisp Uffl i LI gp fPMRW ri I I (nn ni I I 9:00 AM 6:00 PM () SUNDAY CkrT ri r-H I NOON 5:00 PM Associated Press Another series of twisters accompanied by heavy downpours skipped yesterday across the Mississippi lowlands where more than' 100 persons were killed by Sunday's tornados. Southern California was buffeted by winds peaking at hurricane velocities. Sections of major highways were closed. Power failures were reported in many areas.

Gusts as high as 81 miles an hour whipped a wide area from Los Angeles north to Santa Barbara, south to San Bernardino County and east to Palm Springs. Related story Page 26 Two persons were injured in Los Angeles by debris swept from a building under construction. Another woman was hurt when she was knocked to a sidewalk by the wind. Many schools closed in desert communities. Three persons were injured by a twister in Jasper County, several homes were damaged, trees and power lines were knocked down.

Other funnel clouds spun off the ground near Meridian and Wiggins. One tornado was reported 40 miles southeast of Tuscaloosa, inside the Mississippi line. Another was spotted by radar at Puleville in the Delta. Tornado alerts were posted in eastern and southern Alabama, western and central Georgia and a section of northwestern Florida. A tornado also hit Eutaw, just missing a high school.

No injuries were reported, but power lines and trees were toppled. Thunderstorms poured nearly 2 inches of rain on Jackson, in six hours. McComb, Chattanooga, and Biloxi, reported more than an inch in six hours. Strong winds damaged an airport hangar in Minter City in northern LeFlore County, where most of Sunday's destruction occurred. The death toll from that series of twisters reached 111, including 10 persons presumed dead in Louisiana.

The turbulent weather resulted from a meshing over Iowa of a warm stream of Gulf air and a storm center moving south from Minnesota. Icy winds trailed the cold front and snow warnings were posted in the Great Plains. Gale warnings were posted for the Pacific Northwest coast, and heavy snows were expected in the western Oregon mountains. Drizzle and mild temperatures covered most of the Great Lakes and New England areas. Ice jams on the Rock River in western Illinois destroyed boat docks and smashed into two houses as they floated ARIZONA FORECASTS 'Northeastern Plateau Warming today and tonight $ith increasing high cloudiness and partly cloudy tomorrow, windy and possibly turning colder late in the day.

Highs 35-50, lows 20-35. Xorth Central Mountains, 1 1 Rim and White Mountains Warming today and tonight with increasing high cloudiness and becoming partly cloudy and windy in most sections tomorrow and possibly turning colder again in the North Central portion late tomorrow. Highs 40-55, lows 15-30. Southeastern Valleys Warming today and tonight witi increasing high cloudiness and variable cloudiness tomorrow. Highs mostly in Ijie; low 60s, lows 3040.

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