Vietnam Veteran Feuds With Army Over Salary Debts
Michael Haley, a Vietnam veteran from Champaign Illinois, faces a $3724.99 debt after a complex pay dispute. Administrative errors, AWOL charges and misapplied pay led to a five month absence being charged as excess leave then authorized absence. Haley began repayments while awaiting discharge on June 3 1970, with hometown help and potential partial forgiveness under review.
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Washington
Michael Haley
Vietnam
Army
Haley
Champaign
Ill
Associated Press
Ft. Carson
Colo
Illinois
William L. Springer
R Il
Carson
Chanute Air Force Base
Air Force
Army Finance Center
Indianapolis
St. Carson Toietnam
US Army
U S Steps Up Viet Withdrawal
Saigon reports the U S military reduced its Vietnam troop strength by 4 600 last week to 262 500, the lowest in over five years. Of those withdrawn 2 600 were Marines, leaving 8 600 in South Vietnam, with all but a small number of advisers to be withdrawn by early June. The total is the lowest since March 1966 when 231 200 served.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Mount Eta lava threatens Sicilian villages in eruption
A lava flow from Mount Eta descending Mt Bina pushes toward the villages of Sant'Alfio and Fornazzo in Sicily. Homes are scorched and several farmhouses crushed as residents fear wider destruction. Authorities monitor the advancing molten rock.
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Catanta
Sicily
Mt. Bina
Sant’Alfio
Fornazzo
Wisconsin Democratic Hopefuls Preview Presidential Field
Four U S senators visited Milwaukee raising talk of Wisconsin's April 4 presidential primary. Muskie, McGovern, Bayh and Hughes spoke at a $100 plate dinner, outlining war stance and national leadership styles while Lacey cautioned it is early to name a frontrunner.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Luccey
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
South Dakota
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Lacey
Democratic Party
Hughes
Muskie
Bayh
McGovern
Iis
U.S
Public urged for licensing board reforms in Maryland
Maryland officials call for public members on all licensing boards and mandatory open meetings. The 50 page report by Secretary John R. Jewell urges public involvement to curb industry bias, expand oversight, and improve transparency. Recommendations include modernizing the State Board of Motion Picture Censors to classify films and license theaters, with powers to revoke licenses for underage viewing and regulate advertising to minors. Proposals also chart consolidations among architectural, engineering, banking, and barber and cosmetology boards into a Department of Licensing and Regulation division.
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Annapolis
Jewell
State Board of Motion Picture Censors
Board of Architectural Registration
Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Board of Building, Savings and Loan Association
Bank Commissioner
Small Loans Commissioner
Department of Licensing and Regulation
Secretary of Licensing and Regulation
Board of Barber Examiners
Board of Cosmetologists
Board of Boiler Rules
Board of Examining Engineers
Board of
Motion Picture Machine Operators
Goose Family Broken Up By Vandals
A Canada goose family nesting atop a Roosevelt Field mound near Garden City on Long Island was broken up by vandals. One gosling hatched while the nest was disturbed, and the remaining eggs were destroyed. The adopted gosling, plus the parents, were left in the pond area, with officials deeming the nest disrupted and the whereabouts of the birds uncertain.
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Garden City
N.Y
Long Island
John Toto
North Bellmore
Roosevelt Field
Toto
Totos
Joseph Licata
Licata
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