Ohioan Refuses Vietnam Duty for Conscience Faith
Air Force Captain Richard T. Hubbard of Mount Gilead Ohio, a medical student on leave from the Air Force Academy, objects to serving in Vietnam on religious grounds. He seeks conscientious objector status, risks court martial, and could lose his California medical license.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Air Force Academy
Ohio
Vietnam
Richard T. Hubbard
Mount Gilead
Hubbard
Air Force
California
Italians Robbery Sends Loot to Priest After Regret
Two teenage robbers in Genoa used toy pistols to loot a tobacco shop, taking 24 dollars and cigarettes. They said the money was for a Turin soccer trip but later repented and sent the loot to a Roman Catholic priest.
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Genoa
Italy
UPI
Turin
Air Cops Stage Sick Call Strike At Oberlin Center
About 44 of 120 first shift air traffic controllers at Oberlin Center did not report to work disrupting staffing at a major hub. Cleveland officials said delays would be limited as flights spread out, while FAA restricted arrivals into New York. The action followed PATCO’s nationwide sick call strike over working conditions.
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Ohio
Oberlin Air Traffic Control Center
Oberlin Center
Chicago-to
New York
Lester Powell
Cleveland
Cleveland Hopkins
Oberlin
Federal Aviation Administration
Oberlin Air
National Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization
PATCO
New York City Mailmen Return to Work After Walkout
Nearly 210 000 postal workers nationwide ended a coast to coast strike and began returning to their routes in New York City after union leaders signaled Congress would approve a 12 percent pay rise. Federal troops were pulled from the city as negotiations continued in Washington.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Congress
Nixon
Post Office
Washington
House
Senate
James Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
GOP Admits Defeat On Carswell
The Senate Republican leaders told the White House G. Harrold Carswell cannot win confirmation to the Supreme Court. The party plans a April 6 vote on returning the nomination to committee, effectively killing it, while Nixon pressures contemplate withdrawal to avoid public defeat.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
White House
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
GOP
Nixon
Carswell
Robert P. Griffin
Tallahassee
Fla
U.S
Brothel Wins Case In Nevada Federal Ruling
UPI reports Judge Bruce Thompson ruled the IRS overstepped authority by raiding trailers used as a house of prostitution in Reno. The government seized liquor licenses with no $50 stamp, delaying Conforte’s operation. he relocated nearby and saw a 60 percent drop in business. Prostitution legality varies by local option laws in Nevada.
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Federal
Bruce Thompson
House of Prostitution
Conforte
Nevada
Actor Higgins to Return in Dodge TV Sheriff Ads
Joe Higgins 51, a veteran actor, plans to reprise a blundering Ya'll sheriff in Dodge 1971 model commercials despite protests from Ohio and Wisconsin law enforcement groups. Higgins says the ads use humor to sell the product and that not everyone will be pleased.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Joe Higgins
Ya’ll
Chrysler
Higgins
Wisconsin Sheriff's Association
Dodge
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