Publicity push to raise clemency applications before deadline
The Presidential Clemency Board reports only 900 of 100 000 eligible men have applied for clemency and asks radio and TV stations to broadcast reminders that January 31 is the deadline. Tape recordings explain the program and are being sent in English and Spanish, with a countdown urged by officials.
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Charles E. Goodell
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Government seeks cutoff of funds for noncompliant schools
Government proposes HEW regulations to enforce the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Schools may lose federal funds if found noncompliant or unable to achieve voluntary compliance. The law grants parents and students access to records and the right to correct inaccuracies. It excludes certain financial statements and confidential letters of recommendation.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Germantown committees assigned for 1975 by Mayor Winning
Mayor Ross Winning announced 1975 committee assignments at the organizational meeting. Finance: Charles Harvey chair, Bernard Berks, Catherine Coghill. Safety: Berk chair, Susanne Shafer, James Willis. Water and sewer: Coghill chair, Harvey, Glenn Southard. Streets and alleys: Southard chair, Harvey, Shafer. Recreation: Willis chair, Coghill, Berks. Buildings and properties: Shafer, Southard. Streetlights: Willis chair, Harvey, Shafer. Legal: Shafer chair, Southard, Willis.
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Germantown
Ross Winning
Winning
Charles Harvey
Bernard Berks
Catherine Coghill
Berk
Susanne Shafer
James Willis
Coghill
Harvey
Glenn Southard
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Shafer
Willis
Berks
Javelina Herd Seen in Boone County Kentucky
A herd of wild pigs or javelinas has appeared in Boone County prompting complaints that the animals are vicious and dangerous. Conservation officer Atlas Lynn says he has authorization to destroy the roaming pigs. A missing hunter, Ed Nichols of Florence, was reported last month after authorities feared he was attacked. Police say the person seen a week later is believed not to be Nichols.
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Covington
Boone County
Atlas Lynn
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Ed Nichols
Florence
Nichols
Akron crash cast light on speed and slippery runway
The 1973 Akron Canton Regional crash injured 16 seriously and 26 aboard a DC-9 after landing too fast on a wet runway. The NTSB cited lack of airspeed awareness and skipped speed callouts, with cockpit chatter including a stewardess noted but not affecting the approach.
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Eastern Air Lines
Akron-Canton
Ohio
National Transportation Safety d
Eastern
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