March 6 First Drawn For New Draft Lottery Plan
The March 6 drawing introduces a standby lottery for 1973 draft exposure with the draft authority due to expire June 30 1973. Four youths and two women from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania volunteers drew capsules in red and blue groups from plexiglass drums, revealing birthdates then lottery numbers. The system assigns a fixed number to each birthdate and retains numbers for those previously in lotteries until ineligible.
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Selective Service
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Electric milker kills 17 cows in dairy barn
In Hilmar, an electrical short sent 220 volts through dairy barn stanchions killing 17 Holstein cows. Rancher Joe Rocha estimated losses near 16000 dollars. A Rocha Ranch spokesman said the cows were being readied for milking when the motorized equipment shorted.
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Hilmar
UPI
Joe Rocha
Rocha
Infection control clash over antiseptics in nurseries
Dr. Stanley L. Harrison of the American Academy of Pediatrics blasted hospital misreadings of FDA guidance on hexachlorophene and indophor use. He warned hand washing remains critical before entering nurseries and handling infants, noting physicians may still prescribe hexachlorophene if justified by a specific case.
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Point Fda
Stanley L. Harrison
The
American Academy of Pediatrics
Academy
Harrison
Pig Latin lore and Pay Board salaries raise questions
Readers discuss pig Latin slang used to cloak hostility and detail the Nixon Pay Board’s pay structure. The board includes Boldt and other public, labor, and business members with per diem pay and travel expenses. notes on how salaries are allocated and who serves.
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Noel Ersin
Olay
Nixon
E.C
Bellflower
U.S
George H. Boldt
Washington, D.C
Labor
Management
General Pulice
Boldt
Arnold Weber
Cost of Living Council
Neil H. Jacoby
UCLA
William Caples
Continental Oil Co
Benjamin F. Biaggini
Southern Pacific Co
George Meany
Afl-Cio
I. W. Able
United Steelworkers Union
Leonard Woodwork
United Automobile Workers
Floyd Ed. Smith
International Association of Machinist, and Aerospace Workers
Frank I. Mitesimmons
Teamsters Union
Gold Passes Unclear as Congress Debates 1972 Pricing
Action Line notes that Golden Eagle Passports from the National Parks Service may cost ten dollars for one year but no firm details will be released until Congress decides whether to keep or raise the Gotten Tagles rate and widen facilities. Readers should await official word on 1972 passes and prices as KCET rebroadcasts Bill Cosby on Prejudice on February 26 with corrected start time.
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National Parks Service
Washington, D.C
Congress
Long Beach
KCET
Channel 28
Bill Cosby
At & P.m
KCLT
Violence in Belfast and Dublin as 25,000-strong protests echo across Ireland
In Belfast gunmen clash with soldiers and mobs burn buses as heavy rioting mars Catholic neighborhoods. An Irish government plan to fund minority groups in Northern Ireland sparks denunciations from Premier Brian Faulkner who accuses Dublin of arming murderers. Ireland’s Foreign Minister Patrick Tillery warns the Ireland- Britain rift deepens as Dublin seeks UN attention.
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Belfast
Treand
Army
Hale
Irish Republic
Dublin
Wellington Monument
Britain
Patrick Tillery
New York
Northern Ireland
United Nations
Fingland
Ireland
Dial Hireanne
Lynch
Brian Faulkner
Faulkner
Financier slain identified as Transamerica executive
The body of Alan Scott MacFarlane, 43, vice president and controller at Transamerica Financial Corp, was found Tuesday in Ladera Park, Baldwin Hills. An autopsy was ordered to determine death cause. A second man, Francis Gonzales, 24, a brail sient, was found shot near the San Diego Freeway the same day.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Transamerica ’ Financial Corp
Alan Scott MacFarlane
Ladera Park
Baldwin Hills
San Diego
Francis Gonzales
Meir dismisses women's liberation during UJA tour
Prime Minister Golda Meir called women s liberation a foolish thing in remarks reported by a spokesman for a touring American women group. The 73 year old premier spoke at a meeting with a United Jewish Appeal women s delegation during a 10 day study tour.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
United Jewish Appeal Women
Mayors Gavel Drops as Councilrow Turns to Battle
In a Signal Hill council session on Tuesday January 18 tensions between Hunt and Bazemore erupted into a near brawl. Bazemore challenged Hunt with insults. Hunt charged, Bazemore was arrested for offering to duel. The mayor and officer restrained Bazemore, ending with Bazemore in restraints outside City Hall as the meeting adjourned. Acting Administrative Officer Steven Wright, resigning to join Lynwood, watched. Separately a 3.6 magnitude earthquake rattled parts of the San Fernando Valley at 8 58 am briefly reported by Caltech Seismographic Laboratory.
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Ime
Bazemore
Hunt
Stovall
Signal Hill
Guleserian
Khow
Butte
Steven Wright
Signal Hill Council
Lynwood
Ronald Prince
UPI
Caltech
Seismographic Laboratory
San Fernando Valley
Tembler
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Navy Mothers Club
British Embassy
Golda
Tween Hunt
Malcolm Guleserian
Papadakis
Sandra Miller
Argus and Beacon
City Hall
Gulesevian
Bazeman
Mr Linkletter
Insiders Club
Art Linkletter
Coast & Southern
Greater
Coast
Savings and Loan Associations
Coast and Southern Branch
Ail Federal Savings
Sth & Hill
Wilshire
Gramercy Place
Wilshire Blvd
Civic Center
Broadway
Huntington Beach
Huntington Center
Santa Ana Loan Service Agency
Main St
Santa Monica
SAN Peorg
Jom & Pacidle
West Covin
Eastland
Panorama City
van Nuys
Amio
Tarzana
Ventura
Arle
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