WATERGATE REORGANIZATION AND REFORM ACT S. 495

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• Publication Date: June 22, 1976
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._ __ .. __._ `~_,~_..._ avoid the : needlessness~? appoint- -reporting requirements on the Part of the- _
the Attorneq'.General upon. completion menC of-a special prosecutor 'in::other Attorney~General and,st this class of individuals.. are . special pmsecutor~ even though the cur-
certffied by th~ittarney General _. _
-. The cases to which We should limit?the
automatic appointment of a special pros-
?ecut3r are those ..involving very high-
level former Government officials; and
conflicts of interest with- the investigat=
ing administration. Thus, we should con-
dition~the:? automatic appointment not
solely on-the basis of the amount of time
the former official has been out of of-
fice, but tinore importantly on whether
formation, allegations;.arevidence' con-
cerning criminal wrongdoing: if his. rear=
stitute s conflict:of interest .These filing-
special prosecutor;:Althoughthese ftling.~-
'Attorney General if he is the recipient of ='
numerous but- totally :unspecified' and _~
general allegations concerning-the activ- -
ity of high-Ievet Government? officials. ~
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.For-example; :a disgrnntled group'of cit- ~.;;^--
taxes graft.- .. _ . ._._ - _ -.-, -
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dividuaiS, quite a large number of?Gov- '~lgl{1CL413i1 aamu~~rati~on. as tree one c~enerai to rue memorandums concern--?.
ernment officials. includeswou~d be such which would conduct the prosecution. It ing alle~tions such . as "these; 'This ~'"
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requires in all cases a special prosecutor. Ppointment meth- the Attorney General must file in court
anism to crimes related to the, former memorandums. concerning,~the` allega*~.-
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this amendment would: change
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officials
governmental activities. tions.
the automatic triggeriIIg'level from level Ag I mentioned, the auto~n *irt triooow- .-' --~ " ~ ~ ~' ~ ''` ` `~` ~~'
V to level IV and above. As a practical ? -~~ -? Moreover,: section 592(cl requires- alT ~:.
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limited Lo LhOSe Wh0 are Closest t0 'the -- """' `" '~' `"""`aaaooavay_ iu1Cg751.1UII, Vr -,,-.
wires the a ointment of a special - complaint".'concerning criminal wrong-Y.._
Chief Executive'and thus most likely to ecu or, es u e thg= doing
that would be within
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present a conflict-of-interest ,situation. p~-dam ice President, Director of tioa of the. new-Assistant. Attorney Gen-
f1F- nM1TC0 nrlmii,n7 {nouailerotinne of w..~.~~..~-
, av nanny uc wV uuraeIISOme 't0. lnl- .
of .this class may~still require the~ap- of iah-level White ouse asses ? *++ ~ pose reporting requirements simply~~lie-=
pointment of a special prosecutor de- ~ a
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amen em n w:ou
Tc~in~ w e t i r cause a Government employee is.the ie--
pending on the circumstances that in= oF'tFie L'~ m ~yS class of offic a e 'cipient of totally unspecified. and general .
dividual's relationship to the President
a tree mem ers an tg - evel White -allegations regardless . of ..the source.
or the Attorney General. These case-by- House assistants, the CIA Director func- Thus, this amendment. would impose re-
_..case situations.are. Arovided for is section tions within a class o o cis const er porting rquirements only. in .those situa-
594(c) (1) which< establishes standards t ? ,gye . ?a on y, e , tions in which the information or allega-
for. the Attorney General and the court as reported directly and frequently to tion is of a ? speciSc .nature.
to determine whether or not there is a the President on matter
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. My final amendment deals :With the
"conflict of interest that would require sensitivity, secrecy, and importance. Un- yurisdiction of the new division within
the appointment of a special prosecutor. Iike even- the Cabinet departments, the the Department of Justice that--S. 495
Also, as the bill is presently drafted,
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the automatic appointments of a spe- teragency coordination and review be- establishes the 3urisdiction ? of the? new
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extremely high-level Government offi- through its Director can and does act went Crimes. That provision limits the
vials-President, Vice President, Cabinet virtues ~~siith t e u o al vioIatiarns of Fed- -
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eral la~- "committed' by,. moat Govrrrl- ace; .of Maryland; to be Deputy Ad- tend my remarks by Prsrtting. that ar-
menL~ofL+csa~s. As drafted; therefore; S. minsstrator of the Nationa3 Aeronautics ticieintheRscoxn. .
495 could operate- itl,sucis a? way that the and Space Administration,, was referred There being no objection; the srticIe .
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6~....~ ..+,,.c~,.,.,w.v,..~;,wa wia0 ~~.~ apatite osteaces, lJr, Le~Pelace would r'Pr as follows: -
a? bribe, bnt aoL the Private Part? .who" Place fir. merge D[. I.o7v, who has re- ' .
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with. the Democratic nomination all but
t~ffectiv~e nor probabll:.an Yntended as- Because- of the. press of~ other Besets is his grasp. Jlmmp Carter has started to
signment of responsibilities withiA-the business: and.. the pending recess, the "? come out of the closet. And contrary to all
Department of Justice.. The jinisdietion committee has decided to moire imme-; the up-iroat. aavertiaing; he has cone eo is -
Should be broadeIIed tp include Criminal -d~tely ~ On~ Dr. Lovelace's .nOnl3nati0II. t2~ sands plumage of big-spending Waab~
behavior-involving Governmens. offtcial>t. Therefore,, I` announce that the hearing ingtoa liberaUsm. ~ - - - ~:. , _ ,: -
This fh'sal amendment would also" as- on Dr: -Tavelacers nomination will take carter-as-couectiviat-llbesmi to gaits a
sign to the news Assistan3 Attorney Gen- place at I0: 3b~a.m? Friday, June 25, 1976, switch from the image. he tried , to project .
thrnughout the primary season. Sis. e8ort
eral for Government Crime general Sts- in rOOfJa 235 Of the' Iitls$ell Senate Office has been to portray himself as the sati-
Pervis~y responsibflittea over . Deparfi; Building..-. . -? ~' -` .. :-: ~ ~ . . 'Washington, anti-EstabJfahmeat candidate,
went of Justice investigations of corrupt ' Anyone desiring Lo testify at the hear- opposed to federal centralizattos sad tin-.,
State~and local oi$cia~ In most invests- =- ins or to-file a statement on this nomf- reaucracy. Hia rhetoric has bees ooaserva-
gations iawlvingState and local offidals; natsaeQ.s33ouid contact the: committee: rive to modersLe; and obviously ataed him
the aPPz'~te=.? U.i~. attorney bandies ~ ;' :: _< - is pursuit of tie-aominatioa:. .
the actual invea~gation 8nd Prosecution, . ~ ,., ~ ~ The change of front has Occurred ins ategdT
;while the head. oY the Criminal Division NOTICE OF RESCBIDBI~p HEARII~TG Pha??~'-~ public statemeata aad? crommit-
ments-th
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arter has made along rite 'afay,-
in WeshingtOrl- possesses general supesb - it2r: ABOUR~K. Mr. President, i wish and $nalrp- is a comprehensive statement
visors Powers. Since"this. bill creates as to announce for the information-of my an.. the lssuee_ submitted by Cartes >n th
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entire neW division and Assistant Attoi:~ colleagues and interested public that the Democratia platform-drafting' snbcoasmit. _
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ney general to deal.exell~ively wit2s po-
Subcommittee on. Indies Affairs has re- tee.. chaired- by clay. Mtchael ,Dakakla?.ot
Massachnaetts
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scheduled its} oversight hearing on the
.has laid his iiberar credentisis on tea tabhty
that supervisory Powers aver such cases land
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an Indian Tribe
be transferred from the Griminali Dives of Fort and rmm. a leftward atandpotat rims saro
YtIIt3a, Ares.. for June 24. The impressive.. .. . _
sign to the new Government Crime Dim Pl'e~ou~ scheduled June 11 hearingwas The proposals oSered bg Carter in recent
sion. This arrangement shouts. better ppstpp,~ _due`to tine business .on the weeks have embraced everything from na=
~luiP the local Federal prosecatm' with Senate $oor on-that day. ? - tionai economic planning at one sad of the
skillful and helpful backup from Wash- .. The. June 24 hearing will be ; a con- liberal spectrum to ?aecrtmtnslizstios~ of
Government Crimes' Division will .be: iII May 3: Atthat time I announced that an- for price controls in: various guises; haaagua
the best position to eaerdse reapensibi>` otheF hearing would be scheduled is or- COn~. n1e ~~~ Amest~nent, in-
sty in those few instances where the loess der that the Secretary of the Interior creased rederat spending on soda} programs;
a pardon for vietnsm draft-dodgers, and.
II.S. attorney is not proceeding Properly could appear -personally _ and give. the comprehensive national health insurance...
or is involved in a conflict of interest with subcommittee the benefit of his remarks- Carter's stands on foreign poScp issues are
the focal official under investigation. ~~ ~e gp vital to this issue: of a similar kidney,. containing nothing sub-
There is considerable opinion from those - The subcommittee ovill- convene. at io stanttve to aisPlease the Ie3t and msap ePe-
who have served in the Department of a.m. in room 3110 of the Dirksen Senate elate !a keeping with the uberai ideology
Justice that occasionally local prosectr~ Office Buitdingr There is nothing is his `steal stat~emeats
tion of local State oflscsats by local Fed- ~ The schedulers witxlesses are: that could not be embraced by Hubert Hmn-
phrep, Ralph IFader, Teddy Kennedy oz evna
eral prOSeCUtOTS present SitlratlOI18 that FiTSt. The' $OriOrable Thomas .~ Bella Abzug. Eberything is is. there? front ia-
politically and ethicallg would be better Kleppe, Secretary of the ffiterior, accom- -creased punittve regulation of business and
directed from outside the Particular 10- paused bg the Honorable Kest Ff~lZZell, stepped-up federat spending to rttusI plugs
califs. In .those instances, the required under secretary,. and the Honorable. H. .for nuclear dis3nnameat.
control and direction should be in the Gregory Austin, solicitor; and Moreover. the platform-draftlag sxbcom-
mitres stress was controued by carter forces;
hands, of the Government Crimea Div~i- Seca7and. Mr. Frets -BTOwn, president
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Sion. - headed bp" Atlanta attorney Stuart S>aenata.>A
Quechan-Tribe, accompanied by Mr El- s...,..,,,a .. .......
Mr. EASTZ.AND Mr. President,... on be-
half of the Committee on the Judiciary, I
desire to give notice 131st a public hear-
ing has been scheduled for Tuesday,
Junes 29; 1978; at 9:13 a.m., in room 222$,
Dirksea Senate Office Building;, oa the
fol2owfag nomination:
J. Blaine Anderson; - o! Idaho, to be
U.S. circuit judge for'the ninth circuit,
vice M. Oliver Koelsch..retired: '
Any person desiring to offer testimony
iII regard to this nomination, shall, .not
later-tharY 24 hours prior to such hear.-
ino, file in writing with the committee a
request to be heard and a statement of
their proposed testimony. '
ator from Arkansas CMr. McCsszrax) ;--
the Senator frofa Nebraska Qilr.:.
A>zvssa3 ; s>~d myself as chairman . .
strategy: ~ gaverameat liberalLSm oa every
front, couched- 1a ~aeuter, ualnflaaeffiatorp
lsngttage. On many Points,. istdeed, the plat.
corm is almost a verbatim dupiicatton of the
Carter statement; submitted. ~ she: cmat-
mittee. .
Thus the Democratic draft: platform, ss .
well as Carter's own statements, oHets us. a
chilIiag insight into his posittoaq. Putting
them together; we get the foIIoptag agenda
of Carter issues for the f$I~} eteetieas:
Support for the Humphrey-Hawkins 'full-
employmeat" plannlag bill. a: scheme LhaL
could cost anywhere from $18 to 83't DtllioR -
anauallp; according. to- most estimtitea,
Though advertised strictly as a 'yobs" boll,
Humphrey-Hawkins would create machinery
fcr "plaaaiz:g" virtually every aspect o!
Americas economic r1fe, pmojeetia~ "astioaa#
goalsreIarzd to fun employment, prodvctioa;
purchasing Power-"
Carter's backing for this bill 1s~ eapresaed
!n a ainole; terse assertion: "Support ios the
Mr. CIIRTIS. Mr. President, a very suocommlttee elaborates: "OT sneciai tm-
ANNCWTT OF N021~IA?ION portance is the aced for natiionaY economic
HEARING _..:._ informative article has. appeared in the planning capability:... If we-do aot pies,
Human Events issue of June 28, 1976, but continua to react to ea'}.sis after crisis,
Mr. >ld088. Mr: President, yesterday. entitled ^Carter Comes- Out of the our economic pertormsace will be iustbea
June 21, the nomination of Dr. Alan M Closet." I ask unanimous consent to es- eroaea.'?
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mar Sevilla` former president and MiG , ???'? ~"' "?` ""' "~"'n?'?g D?m?"
nation! the platform drafters oSediestip -
Raymond:$imp6on. Iegal e0ilase3.? 8ne-tuned. the docuatent to suit the Carter
SUBSTTTQTION OF SENATOR JOHN-
STON? FOR SENATOR CH[IItCH' AS
`1i' CODTF'EREE-~.Z't. 12169...--...:.:;. ,.~:^".
Bdr. JACSBON. Ml'.. President, . I~ sale
lmanimovs:consent that the Chair beaux.
tfiorized to .appoint the,jmlior Senator
from, I,gtilsiana (Mr. Jomsss'ox) a con-
feree on: H.R:12169,. a .bill to extend, the
Federal Energy. Administration; to rep
p'lace'' the seas_ot, .Senator,.; from, Idaho
THe PRESIDIIdG~ OFFIL`ER, ~pithemt
objection, itis,so ordered.
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