Calley Denied Mind of a Murderer in My Lai Case
In court at the Court of Military Appeals an Army lawyer argued Lt. William L. Cal ley Jr did not have the mind of a murderer when My Lai killings occurred. The panel weighed whether he was guilty of murder or manslaughter while serving a 20 year hard labor sentence under house arrest.
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Washington
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
My Lai
Army
J. Houston Gordon
Gordon
Ft. Benning
Army Court of Military Review
Kansas University Student Offices Filed Fifty-One
Fifty-one students filed for student offices at Kansas University by Wednesday afternoon leaving four Student Senate seats and three Graduate School Council seats open. The filing deadline is not extended but write in campaigns may fill posts. No senate candidate filed from the School of Social Welfare or from Education. none for area reps on the Grad Council from Humanities and Fine Arts, Biological Sciences, or Physical Sciences and Engineering.
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Kansas University
Graduate School Council
John Ziegelmeyer
Shawnee Mission Junior and Elections Committee
Said
School of Social Welfare
School of Education
Graduate Council
McLouth City Council Postpones October Meeting
Three councilmen were unable to attend prompting Mayor Cecil Luse to postpone the McLouth City CouncilOctober meeting from Tuesday to 7 thirty p m next Tuesday at City Hall.
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Mclouth
City Hall
Cecil Luse
Pesticide Rulings At Issue In Federal Appeal
New Orleans AP reported safety rules from OSHA limiting 12 organophosphate pesticides are to be argued before a federal appeals court. The 6th Circuit stalled their use pending review, with suits consolidated in the 5th Circuit by the Florida Citrus Production Managers Association. The guidelines affect farmers of apples oranges grapefruit lemons grapes peaches and tobacco.
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New Orleans
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
5Th Circuit
Florida Citrus Production Managers Association
Strike Agreement Reached to End St Louis Paper Walkout
After a 12 hour session negotiators reached a tentative deal to end the 44 day old strike by dockmen and delivery drivers at the Post Dispatch. Federal mediator Paul Bow ers said a vote on the pact would occur tonight and prints could resume by Sunday if ratified. William Trent called the agreement satisfactory to both sides.
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ST. Louis
Paul Bowers
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
The
Post-Dispatch
Teamsters Local
William Trent
Post- Dispatch
More Tickets to Be Sold For Sonny Cher Concert
Kansas University plans to sell 500 extra tickets for the Sonny and Cher homecoming concert on Oct 13 after adding seats around the basketball court. SUA adviser Mike Miller notes seats are poor but the option was only decided after staff were away. Mail orders remain unfilled and no policy exists to reallocate those seats at $5. A dressing room was scrapped in favor of a donated 8 by 24 foot trailer for Cher.
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Kansas University
Student Union Activities
SUA
Mike Miller
Miller
Cher
McKernin Trailers
Ottawa
Farmers Fight New Worker Protection Rules
Growers oppose proposed rules aimed at workers in fruit picking pruning and thinning arguing the measures would raise costs and force farms out of business. Proposals require restricted pesticide delays before field entry and prohibit handling crops during spraying periods. Workers would need approved respirators protectives and daily washing or disposal of clothing by growers.
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