Medina seeks early exit from Army after My Lai acquittal
Capt Ernest L. Medina, 35, said he plans to leave the Army soon despite his acquittal on My Lai massacre charges. He described his military career as ruined by the trial and indicated he would not waste more time in service. The case followed other My Lai proceedings, with Lt. Calley convicted and several officers acquitted or dismissed.
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FT. Mcpherson
Ga Upi
My Lai
Ernest L. Medina
Medina
Vietnam
William L. Calley Jr
Oran K. Henderson
Ft. Meade
Calley
First Day of Autumn Brings Rain Frost Across Regions
Weather patterns usher in autumn with rain and frost in northern valleys from Minnesota to Montana while southern areas see thundershowers. Frost reported in New England and frost warnings in other northern states. temperatures range from 27 to 82. USPS to test electronic transmission of mail via facsimile between New York City and Washington starting Oct 1, focusing on business mail. success could lead to permanent use.
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Upper
Great Lakes
Plains
New England
Minnesota
Montana
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Hibbing
Minn
Fort Lauderdale
West Palm Beach
Fla
Washington
UPS
Postal Service
New York City
Washington Post
Winton M. Blount
National Postal Forum
Blount
California legislative action and forest openness noted
UPI reports Sacramento actions including tax reform talks former and current bills. The Senate debated labor arbitration for firemen, coast protection commission creation, and lowered drinking age discussions. National forests reopen while Southern forests stay closed and UC budget adds 3.3 million with air smog reduction orders.
Medina acquitted captain returns to victory party
Capt Ernest Medina attends a victory celebration in Atlanta after his acquittal. He wears a pink shirt and striped bell-bottoms while his civilian attorney F Lee Bailey praises him as the most innocent man he has defended. Bailey notes Kadish will join Bailey's Boston firm. Medina contemplates leaving the Army and pursuing civilian job offers.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ernest L. Medina
Kenneth A. Howard
Medina
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Mark A Kadish
New York
Bailey S
Boston
Kadish
Garfunkel the stowaway cat flies again to Anchorage
Garfunkel boarded Northwest Orient flight to Anchorage in first class with stewardess Darlene Jeyne after wandering the 747 for a month. He left Oshkosh to reach Alaska on August 19 and was recovered near Everett, Washington, before the reunion with his master Steve Smirnoff.
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Seattle
UPS
Garunkel
Garfunkel
Northwest Orient Airlines
Anchorage
Alaska
Steve Smirnoff
Oshkosh
Wis
Chicago
New York
West Coast
Orient
Everett
Wash
Snohomis County
Darlene Jeyne
Northwest
Brezhnev visit calms Balkans fears and affirms Yugoslav sovereignty
Brezhnev dismissed Soviet invasion warnings as fiction during a three day visit to Belgrade. He praised Yugoslavia's sovereignty under the 1955 Soviet Yugoslav accord and asserted no Soviet military moves toward the Balkans. Yugoslav officials welcomed the talks but warned of potential political costs.
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Belgrade
UPI
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Balkans
Brezhnev
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Lompoc Daily Newspaper Listing Adopts Court Decree Terms
Legal notice details the post office listing for Lompoc California with Act of Adjudicated status under Superior Court Decree No 47065. Names listed include Gaylen Jackson Tim Conner Clete Lunny J Wesley Huffman Ray McCuen Betty Laurent Scott Ostler Wilma Jack Vaugh Proctor Dan Duffy. Subscription rate set at $2.2 per month. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
J Wesley A Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Wilma Jack
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Calif coastline bill seeks public push to pass tough protection
Sacramento public appeal drives support for a bill to shield California coastline from development. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty urges public attitude to back a plan creating a state and six regional commissions to impose a 1 000 yard development moratorium until a master plan is approved. The measure, advancing 55 16 in the Assembly, faces Senate scrutiny amid debate over private versus public rights and potential impacts on harbor work and water quality efforts.
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UPI
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Senate
Alan Sieroty
Beverly Hills
Sieroty
Assembly
Natural Resources and Wildlife Committee
Librety
Otter
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