Judge panel to review thrifty WAVE officer case
The U S Court of Appeals in the Seventh Circuit ordered a three judge panel to examine Lt Doreen Jean Two s case after a Seattle district judge refused to intervene in Navy personnel practices The 37 year old Berwyn native and Nixon award recipient argued the law used to discharge her is discriminatory against senior officers and enlisted men await further review while she delays her dismissal following the district ruling and appeal decision
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Tyas
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Brezhnev Mourns Demise Of Cosmos Mission Trio
Soviet leader Brezhnev wept at a state funeral for cosmonauts Georgi Dolgorukov, Vladislav Volkov, and Viktor Patsayev as thousands gathered at Red Square. Presidents Kosygin and Podgorny attended, and the coffins lay in state at the Central Army House before a national procession.
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Vladislay Volkov
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Avi
Remo
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Wven
Maria Dobrovolsky
Valentina Veroshchaya
Leanly Wanan
Eso
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Wopy
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Missing Manson family children found in tunnel on ranch
Deputies uncovered a tunnel under an abandoned chicken barn at a Lancaster ranch where an infant and four children linked to a Manson family member were found. Four youths were taken into custody as deputies reported marijuana on the premises and ongoing neglect.
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Samuel
Nick
Sarah Rice
Temple City
Dennis Rice
Santa Rosa
Rice
Minister on Shasta Snow Cave Protest Faces Melting Home
Rev. Douglas Smith camped in a snow cave atop Mount Shasta to protest the Indochina War. Weather threatens his shelter as warming melts the snow. supporters anticipate more visitors and possible sermons from the summit.
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Amendment 26 Ratified Extending Voting to Youth
In a rapid push, two thirds of states approved Amendment 26 granting voting rights to Americans aged 18 to 21. Ratification finished in Ohio, the 28th state, five months faster than any prior amendment. President Nixon urged newly enfranchised voters to register and vote. Congress had allowed 18 year olds to vote, but the Supreme Court had limited it in earlier elections. North Carolina and Alabama followed as earlier ratifiers.
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