Senate approves draft ceiling above expected calls
The Senate backed a 190000 annual draft ceiling for fiscal 1973 with a 67 to 11 vote, above Pentagon estimates and higher than the 140000 induction target. The move accompanies debates on Indochina policy and political pressure around the McGovern Hatfield amendment to cut off funds.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
Senate
Pentagon
U.S. Indochina
McCovern
U.S
Indochina
Senate Armed Services Committee
Thomas Reichert Graduates Magna Cum Laude
Thomas Reichert son of Mrs Ruby Reichert of Greeley graduated magna cum laude from Colorado College on June 2, earning a bachelor of arts in chemistry. A Sterling High School graduate and Boettcher Scholar, he will enter the University of Galorado School of Medicine this fall.
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Thomas Reichert
Ruby Reichert
Greeley
Colorado College
Reichert
Sterling Highs
Boettcher
University’ of
Grant Renewed for UNC Doctorates by U S Office of Education
The U S Office of Education renewed a 37800 grant at University of Northern Colorado to aid eight doctoral students across five academic areas including science and elementary education reading and music education and industrial arts education. Grants cover tuition fees stipends and dependen cy allowances with interns encouraged on campus.
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UNC
U.S. Office of Education
University of Northern
Labour seeks education boost to curb Britain population
The Labour party report argues expanding women's education and employment opportunities is the best way to slow population growth. It notes that when women gain status outside the home, many who might choose childlessness will feel less pressure to have children.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Senate Urges Military Treat Drug Addicts In Uniform
The Senate urged the armed forces to identify and treat drug addicts rather than discharge them. The proposal, backed by Iowa Senator Hughes, calls for rehabilitation centers and a policy encouraging use of treatment without punishment. Estimates of hard drug use among troops in Vietnam range from 30,000 to 60,000, with officials noting uncertainty about current numbers.
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James Phillips
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Inter
Harold B. Mughes
Iowa
Vietnam
Hughes
Department
Senator cites Vietnam opium use survey at Cam Ranh Bay
The senator recalled a survey by a young major at Cam Ranh Bay two months earlier showing that 174 percent of troops leaving Vietnam admitted opium use. He argued many began the habit in Vietnam and suggested several earlier alcohol and drug incidents.
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Cam Rahn Bay
Vietnam
Working wives rise in U S labor force over decades
The Labor Department reports shifts in married women's employment from 1960 to 1985. In 1960 three point six percent of wives were in the U S labor force, rising to 34.7 percent by 1985, and to 40.8 percent by 1970.
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Washington
U.S
Labor Department
iLab School Summer Session Openings
iLab School invites enrollments for the summer session at Laboratory School from kindergarten to sixth grade. Sessions run June 16 to August 20 with classes 8:00 to 11:40 a.m. Monday to Friday. Registration is 25 dollars per student. open to townspeople and students. Call Dr. Boyd LaMarsh at 351-2116 for details.
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