Veteran resigns from draft board over women not registering
Vietnam veteran Dean Phillips resigned from a Denver draft board in a five page letter to Gov. Lamm. He objects to women not registering for the standby draft amid a push for gender equality and criticizes women who complain about veterans’ benefits. He says he will drive them to the recruiter to become eligible for benefits.
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Youngsters perform concerto at Chicago 1975 concert
The first 1975 Young People's Concert in Grant Park’s bandshell featured three young Suzuki method students who played with maturity before reading music, showcasing early instrumental poise and discipline.
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SALT talks seen improving as Kissinger Meets Rabin
In Bonn Kissinger and Rabin cautioned on immediate breakthroughs while outlining a constructive exchange on SALT. Gromyko said talks were very constructive and optimism grows for an agreed framework based on Vladivostok guidelines limiting delivery vehicles to 2400.
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Watergate jail terms reduced by judge order
US District Judge Sirica cut the remaining five months of Bernard Barker's jail term for the Watergate break in and reduced time served for three others. Marlin, Sturgis, and Gonzales had been paroled. all had attempted appeals. Barker had been free pending appeal when ruled. Notable figures in the Watergate team, including Liddy and McCord, had previously been released or positioned for release. In a related item, four Spanish jet fighters collided during a formation, killing five officers.
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Callaghan says no concessions to Amin on Hills release
Foreign Secretary James Callaghan states he made no concessions to Ugandan President Idi Amin to secure the freedom of Denis Hills. Hills, a 61 year old British educator, was condemned to death after calling Amin a tyrant. Callaghan notes a period of convalescence in UK Uganda relations and signals possible improvement. Amin reportedly invited more Britons to work in Uganda and expressed value of the British community.
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Arms aid to Turkey cleared by House panel
The House International Relations Committee voted 15 to 1 to permit immediate release of 185 million dollars in arms aid to Turkey. The measure relaxes some February restrictions, authorizes 188 million in items already purchased or ordered, and bars further sales until a new Foreign Assistance Act is passed. The full House action was expected by month end, with opponents citing risks to regional stability.
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