Soldiers to surrender after absent without leave protest
Amarillo Texas AP Six soldiers who left Schweinfurt Germany to protest treatment by superiors planned to surrender today to authorities at Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock Texas. Army Spec 4 Ron Smith said he spoke for five others, naming Jerry Snook Gary Schut Joseph Thomas Richard Berschied and Glen Newman as the group. They flew to Frankfurt Washington DC then Amarillo after failing to reach higher command to air grievances. The six reported mail tampering and obstruction by unit superiors. Green described them as level headed victims of pressure.
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Washington
Dumas
Gary Schut
Smithfield
Joseph Thomas
Los Angeles
Richard Berschied
Painesville
Minn
Glen Newman
Billings
Mont
IRS Files 5.7 Million Tax Liens Against Koscot Cosmetics
The IRS filed liens totaling about 6.7 million dollars in federal court against Koscot Interplanetary Cosmetics Inc, founded by Glenn W. Turner. Office locks prevented access to corporate records, hampering Turner's defense as federal mail fraud and civil actions loom. Assets were seized in Sanford and Orlando as agents acted after estimating income for years ending July 1969 and July 1971. Turner, 38, was reportedly out of town.
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Internal Revenue Services
Koscot Interplanetary Cosmetics, Inc
Glenn W. Turner
Koscot
Sanford
Glennair
Turner
Gordon D. Simons
Simons
Vote Due On Gas Oil Distribution Schedule
Senate expected to vote today on a bill requiring Nixon to draft a nationwide gas and oil distribution plan. A resolution urges states to lower speed limits to 55 mph to conserve fuel, with debate over voluntary versus mandatory action.
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Congress
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Justice Department
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission expands suits
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission enlarges its legal actions after new powers. Chairman Brown says enforcement teeth are real as suits rise toward 150 by month end. Targets include both large and small employers with several high profile cases across multiple states.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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William H. Brown
Brown
Western Electric
Memphis
Maryland
Massachusetts
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Coulee Dam
Nancy Low
It&t Co
Labor and Justice Iments
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Denver
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Private Pilots Face Periodic Flight Review Rules
FAA set new requirements for private pilots to undergo periodic flight reviews every 24 months after November 1 1974. Applicants for commercial licenses after that date must be instrument rated, while private pilots and those with existing commercial licenses are exempt. Reviews must be conducted by certified instructors and logged.
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Associated Press
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
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