ment from California; the llbth Engineer Battalion from Idaho; the 172nd Medium Truck Company from Nebraska, and the 737th Medium Truck Company are or will be getting ready to ship out.good shape. The other units are in the various stages of such» ’ •Like all units at Ft. Lewis when they are ready for combat, their destination is the Pacific Command, which takes in territory from Hawaii to Korea to Vietnam. To the men the destination is obviously Vietnam.In the meantime, depending on whom you talk to, the transition has ranged from smooth to rocky; from a tremendous success to a qualified failure.“Our morale is extremely high,” said Lt. Col. Donald R. Ohormley of Ashton, Idaho, commander of the 116th Engineers of the National Guard. Most of its units come from theProblemsThere were problems, butGhormley said they are no more than you would expect in pulling a unit into active duty shape. Like a 70 per cent changeover of equipment, a lot of it dictated bv the unit’s Pacific theater de-ploy ment mission.But what the Armyy calls hard ship cases — individuals whowant out because of major difficulties at home—were at a minimum and most wer e taken care of at home before the unit came to Ft. Lewis in May with theothers.Those since “simply d o n’t mept the criteria of the regulations,” Ghormley said. Two he recommended for release werePost-Register Radio and TV Log(Radio and rv toga art printed at a tarvice to our readert. rheir accurmar ii the raaprpnalbility of the stations themselves. If the Listings are Incorrect please eaM the stations, not the newspaper.)• rnotes oolor programKID, (590 kc) CBS — Idaho FallsWED. 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Reid, a 1 o n g\nv.with three brothers and a cousin, were pulled out of their family farming operation at Firth, Idaho.“You could say it caused a few’ problems,” he said wryly,“but we always knew it could happen.»Decisions HardCHICAGO (API — Difficultmoral questions relating to heart transplantations may have to be decided by personsor abroad.Lightei In one of 1 moments, Col. mented: “I’dface the Vietc can at least s have to patro Cleveland. And added, “we rr riot duty right es.”Bringing we gards from fai the mayors splt; Monday afterm morning visitother than the physicians, ac- jnwere Richard of the Ashton C Holder, presidcording to a professor of psychiatry and of law at the University of Michigan.Dr. Andrew S. 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