Nixon lengthens graduate students draft reprieve
President Nixon ordered the Selective Service to let graduate students finish the school year before induction. About 10,000 men would be affected, with the policy easing the end of term interruption for graduate study and delaying induction until after graduation.
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The Sierra Club criticized the Nixon administration for a nonpolicy in conservation urging Congress to educate the new administration. Dr. Edgar Wayburn said the environment has a growing credibility gap and that funds for land and water conservation were cut from Johnson’s request, leaving insufficient money for parkland acquisition. He noted $124 million requested for park purposes versus $76 million uncommitted.
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