Army Doctor Sentenced To Three Years In Prison
Army doctor Howard B. Levy, a Brooklyn dermatologist member of the U S Army, is sentenced by a general court martial at Fort Jackson to three years in prison and dismissal. He was convicted on five charges of disobedience and disloyalty for opposing Vietnam policy and for training medics in a deratology clinic. Levy showed no emotion as the sentence was handed down amid courtroom tension and protest from defense counsel regarding his right to counsel.
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Stamp Washington Face Lifting Set for November Release
The Post Office will issue a revised Washington five cent stamp with softened highlights and shadows on November 17 after widespread letters criticizing the original portrait. The stamp, based on Gilbert Stuart’s image and engraved by Bill Hyde, faced public discontent over its Rembrandt Peale inspired portrait.
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ABA urges right to appeal all criminal sentences
The American Bar Association study group urged states and the federal government to give defendants the right to challenge trial judge sentences. Appeals courts would review and could reduce but not increase penalties. Currently 13 states authorize some review, eight others partial, with rare federal review outside the military. Judge Simone E. Sobeloff chaired the advisory panel. The report also recommends appeals courts not be allowed to raise sentences on appeal.
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Britain to Ease Austerity Rules Amid Economic Shifts
Chancellor of the Exchequer James Callaghan signaled a relaxation of Britain’s price and wage controls imposed a year earlier to defend the pound. He warned of new policies to spur growth while unemployment rises and investment falls, as the economy moves from standstill to expansion after a period of austerity.
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