Center helps Viet veterans readjust to society in New York
At the Vietnam Veterans Outreach Center in New York city counselors provide informal, nonbureaucratic support to Vietnam era veterans facing job, marriage and trauma issues. Director Angel Almedina warns that cuts to VA centers could leave struggling vets in limbo, prompting efforts to ensure ongoing help.
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Center
New York
Vietnam Veterans Outreach Center
America
Angel Almedina
Vietnam
Almedina
United States
Arthur Egendorf
Trial Opens in Tax Rebel Kotmair Case in Baltimore
In federal court here jurors begin selecting for the tax evasion trial of John B. Kotmair as security is tightened after supporters protested outside the courthouse. Kotmair is charged with failing to pay federal income taxes for 1975 and 1976, while claiming FBI surveillance and Fifth Amendment rights. He has criticized the IRS and Nixon and has urged immunity in exchange for cooperation.
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Baltimore
John B. Kotmair
Kotmair
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
U.S
Westminster
IRS
FBI
Atlanta
Arthur P. Tranakos
Tax protest leader Kotmair faces trial over alleged income taxes
Kotmair, head of the Committee of Correspondence, argues no taxes are owed citing a dollar not backed by gold. Federal indictments claim he owes taxes on 29,956.10 in 1975 and 48,730.52 in 1976, while he calls those years lean for homebuilders.
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Kotmair
Committee of Correspondence
Kotmai
Maryland
Cemetery space and a Colma plan amid San Francisco strike
The piece notes grave space in Colma during a strike, the 1971 delay when 1800 bodies were stored, and San Francisco’s three cemeteries including Presidio. Mentions Wyatt Earp and Josephine Marcus Earp headstones amid a broader wartime era mood and local union activity.
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Cemetery Workers and Green Attendants Union
San Francisco
Military Presidio
Board of Supervisors
Colma
Earp
of Eternity
Board Cancels Play After One Hour Debate
The school board debated cancellation of a performance leading to a vote on postponement. President Bruce Ro Walter objected to the decision, and Jocelyn testified the cancellation affected students and staff. Immediate relief was sought for the band and performers as a plan to reschedule emerged.
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Bruce Ro Walter
MR Vuearsty
Anc
Reromsyder
Jocelyn “Estrse
Seetiee
Aherb
Papper
Expan
Pat Mached
First aid meet highlights Key District Boy Scouts event
The Francis Scott Key District held its annual first aid meet at Frederick High School with 29 patrols from 15 county troops. Eagle patrol from New Market Troop 268 tied for first after scoring 399 of 421, while Star patrol from New Market Troop 268 and Bear patrol from Frederick Troop 1600 also posted strong performances. photos show patrols and judges assessing problem solutions.
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Francis Scott Key District
Boy Scouts
Frederick High School
Eagle Patrol
New Market
Barbara Lowry
Collette Keyser
Bear Patrol
Frederick
Val Tallian
Tero
Yellow Springs
Wayne Strine
Doug Heydrick
Greg Silliman
Steven Reedy
Kevin Reedy
Bill Wall
al Miller
Star Patrol
Russell McCrossin
Andy Fields
Jacquin Buchanan
Ricky Stanley
Steve Norwood
Tom Stanley
Pisvake
Sam Yu
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Iam Randolph Thewack
Sent-an-nour
Josephine Marcus Earp
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Hugh Er
Ped Musica
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Faye
Pippo
Die Weit
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Kmart
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Lomb Sahne
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Ves
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Utex
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