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...group of auto workers who are suing their union for the right to inspect financial records to see if their dues went to radical groups, including S.N.C.C. or S.D.S. In its biggest court victory, the foundation helped win a $342,000 award from the Communications Workers Union for Dale Richardson, a former employee of Western Electric in Omaha. Richardson claimed that he was fired at the union's behest after he asked to see who paid the bill for the local president's wife when she accompanied her husband on a business trip to New Orleans...
Mental Ward. The St. Louis area has been the scene of considerable illicit drug traffic, and DALE agents based there have made some valid arrests. Still, as one federal law-enforcement official acknowledged, "this isn't the first time" that agents in the vicinity had staged lawless raids. Nor has St. Louis been the only site of such excesses. On Jan. 9 in Winthrop, Mass., DALE agents went along on a morning foray led by state and local police that also turned out to be a terrifying case of mistaken identity...
Amidst a chorus of protest over the raids, a federal grand jury has been convened to investigate DALE'S tactics. The agency was set up by President Nixon in January 1972 to work with the local authorities in combatting the narcotics trade. It has done effective work in some areas. It has some 300 agents, many of them recruited from the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and accustomed to undercover work...
...criticism had repercussions at the top of the agency. From Washington, Myles J. Ambrose, Assistant Attorney General in charge of DALE, suspended four of the agents involved and promised a thorough inquiry. "It would have been reprehensible conduct," he said, "even if [the victims] had been defendants. People who use their badge to violate other people's constitutional rights are worse than criminals...
...decision came on the heels of a big first inning for the jox when they exploded for two runs off Crimson moundswoman Dale Russakoffski. But in the bottom of the second, the Crimson batmen found Administration pitcher Dan Steiner, L.L. Bean '58, tiring, and nailed him for a dozen scores...