Army May Be Forced To Reinstate 2,300 Officers
On this date in 1970, three bombs damaged two military reserve buildings and a police facility in New York. Washington reports that a regulation ignored by army officials may force the Pentagon to reinstate more than 2,300 career officers who were passed over for promotion and forced to leave. The case centers on promotion boards convened from 1974 to last summer and the role of then secretary Howard Callaway in shrinking the officer corps.
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Douglas Maxfield
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West Point
Military Reserve
New York
Sexiest College Professor Bored Says Brown Leader
Providence, R I AP Kermit Champa chair of Brown Universitys art department says Esquire mag named him one of the sexiest college professors in the country and hes bored by the attention. He quips about needing a haircut after the sexy label and says the idea means little to him beyond the buzz.
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Kermit Champa
Brown University
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House Delay for 1.4 Billion Tax Break Plans by Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee will not consider a controversial 1.4 billion tax rebate plan for financially troubled firms until next year. Lockheed, Chrysler, W T Grant, Pan Am and others would have benefited. the plan faced a six month study by a special subcommittee after a 26 to 11 vote.
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Chrysler Corp
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Chrysler
W.T. Grant
Pan Am
Treasury
Joseph Karth
D-Minn
James A. Burke
Dmass
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