Judge Bars Suit to Reverse Hershey Draft Ruling
A federal judge in Washington dismissed a suit by the National Student Association and others challenging Director Hershey's October 1987 draft directive. The ruling found the letter a personal opinion with no legal effect, and noted Congress bars court review of local draft actions until induction. The ACLU said it would appeal.
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Washington
Thugsingle
Selective Service Reéchms
U.S
George Hart
National Student Association
NSA
Students For Democratic Society
SHS
Cratic Action
CADA
Sel Service
Hershhity
Wart
Hart
Ierely
Tiershey
Melvin L. Wail
American Civil Liberties' Union
ACT
Ate
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hershey
ACLU
Congress
Senate weakens open housing clause in rights bill
The Senate narrowly approved an amendment allowing owners who own up to three houses to discriminate in sale or rental if no broker is involved. The vote split 48-45 and followed debate over open housing protections. The bill overall would ban discrimination in most housing and impose federal penalties.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Sen
Jacobo K
Davits
RNY
Ield
Trader Joe Sells 15 Blends of Coffee Beans
Trader Joe’s Market at 610 S Arroyo Parkway Pasadena offers fifteen blends including Mocha Java Vienna and Kona Hawaii. The store promotes a wide variety of whole beans with options from Brazil Guatemala Colombia and Costa Rica among others.
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Trader Joe
Pasadena
Vienna
Colombia
Armenia
Trader Joe's Market
S. Arroyo Parkway
Big Three Agree To Protect Non Nuclear Nations
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States the Soviet Union and Britain announced a plan to shield non nuclear nations from atomic attack. The umbrella protection would bind qualifying states to resist nuclear aggression and be formalized in a treaty.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Britain
China
William C. Foster
Missing-3 Marines Sought After Fort Potomac Canoe Accident
At Quantico Virginia nine Marine physical fitness specialists and one Navy man were aboard a canoe that capsized on the Potomac River late Wednesday. One body was recovered. several others are missing. Search efforts continue as officials hope for survivals.
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Potomac
Or ‘Dye
Vietnam
Marine Officer Training School
Naval Academy and War College
Washington
Fern Bromaing
D.C
Kenneth N. Asutroyis
Luelit
Atonrose Ave
Mantraxe
Audrey White
Inver Plate
Simi
Delmer D. Frederickson
Feom
N. Coronado
Coll
Mary
Corrine
Shrer
Fairfax
Gary
Ecklund
At Island
Minneapolis
Herbert’ J. Kalser
Camp Pendieten
Rom Vuky
Rom Kohtery Wis
Chi. Villiam
Sackson
Marine Corps Air Staton
Fula
Ata
Ls R
Brasky
Windsor
Fenn
Czechs Demand Return Of Top-Ranked Defector
Washington reports Prague demanded the return of a top Czech Communist defector, likely to seek extradition. US officials expected a refusal, citing political asylum grounds and unclear whereabouts of Sejna and his companion, amid embezzlement and fraud accusations. In Vienna, a 47 male to 34 female ratio marked a farm age cohort under a treaty excluding extradition for political offenses.
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GPD
Czechoslovakia
Rathe
United States
Kayel“ Duda
Assiistant
Walle
Stoessel Jr
United
Prague
Lin Sejna
Sejna
Jan Sejna
Thejson
Sajna
Vienna
Austria
Poland
Germany
Europe
Weather's grip on the mentally disturbed individuals
Psychiatrists say that mentally ill patients are highly sensitive to weather changes. They note that calm weather brings calm behavior while storms increase disturbance, as even minor shifts can throw desorbed individuals off balance.
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Vinton Ray Simms
Rockefeller backers mobilize door to door drive in New England
Gregg aides question Rockefeller link while Larry Brenner a Manchester manufacturer organizer says hundreds of New England college students will aid a weekend campaign. Meldrim Thomson backed the Kirk effort, claiming to act as a citizen without Kirk's knowledge, while Manchester teachers strike escalates in the state’s largest city.
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Gregg
Larry Brenner
Brenner
New England
Kirk
Meldrim Thomson
Ornard
William Loch
Manchester Union-Lander
Floridan
Thomson
Becuse Thomson
Public Schools Association
Manchester
Fragmentary Valley Independent News Item From 1968
A damaged OCR fragment from a 1968 Valley Independent issue recalls a California address and a court order notice. It includes scattered dates, postage notes, and names but lacks coherent events or complete context.
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