Captain Refuses Uniform Over Calley Controversy
OWEGO AP Capt Daniel J Callaghan, a Green Beret captain and Buffalo unit member, refuses to wear a U.S. Army uniform while Lt William L Calley Jr remains in the service. He has skipped two New York National Guard drills, saying the murderer Calley is still wearing the uniform. Callaghan served 1963-67, including Vietnam, and says he faces possible punishment but will accept consequences to protest the case.
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Owego
N.Y
William L. Calley Jr
Daniel J. Callaghan
New York Army National Guard
Callaghan
19Th Special Forces Group
Buffalo
Calley
South Vietnam
U.S. Marine Corps
Vietnam
Panel Probes DC10 Latch Change Not Installed at Factory
A Senate subcommittee examines how the DC10 that crashed near Paris earlier this month, killing 346, left the factory without a key cargo door latching modification. Testimony links the failure to an unread caution, with officials noting only two of three recommended changes were implemented and McDonnell Douglas responsible for the remaining fix.
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Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Turkish Airline Jumbo
Paris
Federal
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation
John Shaffer
Shaffer
Arvin Basnight
Detroit
McDonnell- Douglas
The
Transportation Safety Board
Aviation
C.O. Miller
Missing Nixon Plaque Found
Riverside authorities recovered a plaque commemorating President Nixon and Pat Nixon, found undamaged two weeks after being reported missing. Police said it was located Monday three miles west of Riverside after a confidential tip.
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Riverside
Calif
Nixon
Pat
Unusual Punishment Is Banned
A federal judge ruled that punishing prisoners without hearings and long solitary confinement at Mecklenburg County Jail are cruel and unusual. Judge James McMillan ordered safeguards including disciplinary hearings for inmates who request them. Sheriff Don Stahl claimed hearings were already held but denied notice of alleged infractions as required. The suit was filed by civil rights attorney George Daly.
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McMillan
George Daly
Food Plan Ends as SLA Silent on Hearst Case
San Francisco AP reports the SLA has not responded after a 17 day silence following a large food distribution tied to Patty Hearst's abduction. Catherine Hearst and Randolph Hearst express growing despair as Hearst Corp etapa pledges $4 million more for the food giveaway if Patty is freed.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Cambridge
Mass
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Harvard Law School Forum
Miss Hearst
Catherine Hearst
New York
Patty
Randolph A. Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst Corp
Hearst Family
House votes against cross district school bus plans
The House approved by 293 to 117 an antibusing amendment to the ESEA bill, limiting busing to after all remedies fail and only to the nearest school. Senate action looms as the measure faces opposition in Congress and raises constitutional questions amid a larger school aid extension.
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House
Senate
Carl D. Perkins
Dky
ESEA
Marvin L. Esch
R-Mich
Congress
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