First Draft Lottery Held In WASIINGPON Cam
The first peacetime draft lottery since 1942 took place Monday night in WASIINGPON Cam. Draft director Lewis B. Hershey used capsules and a blue board to assign birth dates to the year ahead, listing dates 1 to 385 with blanks for numbers.
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Haynsworth to Stay on Bench Despite Senate Rebuff
Judge Clement Haynsworth Jr of the 4th Circuit said he will remain on the federal bench after the Senate rebuffed his bid for the Supreme Court. President Nixon plans a White House meeting with Haynsworth to discuss future plans, with a decision not to be announced until after talks.
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Reformatory riot probe resumes with witnesses scheduled
Grand jury to continue pretrial inquiry into the Pen Weton reformatory riot that left one inmate dead and 16 wounded. Nearly seven witnesses to testify, including Beards and Tearales, with another expected Wednesday as the panel nears filing its report. Jury trial calendar shows circuit court term underway despite illnesses among members.
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Indiana Governor Tags Deer At Camp Atterbury
UPI reports Indiana Governor Téa hunted at Camp Atterbury with friends and bagged a deer at about 150 feet. The deer season had opened Nov 22 and special hunting licenses cost $3.30 for residents.
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Arms cost overruns exceed 16 billion in military programs
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird disclosed to House subcommittees that overruns in 34 major weapons programs total about 162 billion dollars, with the C-5A and Minuteman III overruns highlighted. They include Navy shipbuilding deficits and inflation driven increases. The overrun figure is expected to grow as further details emerge. Navy officials cited deficits around 800 to 850 million with potential to rise. funding shifts and future appropriations are planned to cover shipbuilding costs.
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Apollo 12 lunar material exposure at Houston lab
Space Center Houston reports scientists and technicians exposed to lunar material in a Monday incident at the Moan laboratory. Exposed personnel include USGS experts and university researchers. six scientists among them. All moved to isolation as authorities search for lunar germs and assess impact on Apollo 12 studies.
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Irondale Sewer Reconstructed in Irondale Addition
The Irondale Addition sewer project finished last week, reports city engineer Harold Smith. About 625 feet of power mains were replaced and the work extended from D Street to the first alley then east along the alley near the 109 Bypass. The old line, over 20 years old, will serve roughly 25 lots. Local contractor Robert Watbridge secured the contract with a low bid of $1,100.
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The Herald Today Highlights Oddities and Columns
A scrambled page note lists features across The Herald Today including Crane's Worry on page 5 Erma Bombheck end page 5 and a daily crossword on page 12. It mentions astrological forecast reasons to grow old and sports coverage promising Mordue basketball season open victories with page references.
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Westside housing project seeks city aid by housing board
Anderson's Board of Public Works agreed to help a westside housing project on improvements but would not alter past politics. Allen Chapel Ter race Estates Inc. attorney Donald Peck urged a city commitment for FHA final approval. Time is tight as five acres must be bought before options expire. Any city funds would credit toward Anderson's matching urban renewal funds.
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Princess Grace Says Time Marches On Aging Grace Kelly
Look magazine quotes Princess Grace in a current issue noting her eighteenth birthday and reflections on aging. She describes feeling like an absolute basket case at this age and discusses shifts in sight and stamina as she embarks on regular exercise routines.
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