Word: fbi
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Even more astonishing was the revelation that more than half of the summonses-about 6,000 per month-are handed out to some 10,000 undercover vehicles belonging to the FBI, the CIA, Customs and other agencies. The cars are often registered to fictitious names and addresses, and police sometimes do not learn that a particular auto is federally owned until they tow it away. In one such instance, federal marshals showed up to claim some illegally parked cars and charged police in turn with illegal seizure of federal property. The cars were promptly returned...
...fines, the Government might retaliate by cutting its federal grants to the city's traffic department. So far, only one agency seems to have made any gesture to pay up. Last month, perhaps in memory of the clean-cut, square-jawed rectitude of Founder J. Edgar Hoover, the FBI anted...
...grassy rise overlooking an Indian ranch on South Dakota's Pine Ridge reservation last week, a cluster of Oglala Sioux mourners gathered to bury Joseph Bedell Stuntz, 23, an Indian killed two weeks ago in a Shootout with two FBI agents, who also lost their lives. The day before, FBI Director Clarence Kelley attended services in Southern California, where the two agents were buried with honors...
More than 150 federal agents continued their search across the 2.7 million-acre reservation for the 16 Indians believed responsible for the FBI men's deaths. A possible motive for the shootout was found. Some 300 yds. behind the cluster of houses where the shooting took place, Indians had stashed an impressive store of weapons and explosives. The agents sought simply to arrest a kidnaping suspect; but the Indians may have feared they were about to discover their cache, panicked and opened fire...
...filed in the Los Angeles area (a total of 11,451 last year). Slate & Leoni handles five times as many such cases as any other law firm in the country. "People once thought bankruptcy was just for big companies like the Penn Central," says the folksy, Tennessee-born ex-FBI man. "Now it's for truck drivers, waitresses and the middle class. It has no more stigma than divorce...