Draft Guidelines Outline Conscience Objection Rules
Washington director Curtis W. Tarr outlined fair guidelines for local draft boards following Monday's Supreme Court decision expanding grounds for conscientious objection. A new lottery to assign draft numbers for men turning 19 this year will be held July 1. Tarr stressed the belief must be sincere and based on a system of belief formed after rigorous study, not a personal moral code, and not open to unlimited objections. He warned of increased workload for boards and noted final forms may shift after full legal analysis.
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Washington
Curtis W.narr
Tarr
Graffiti Writes In Contest Be Section Winners Named
Pine Action Line offers service lines to solve problems and promote rights. Readers are invited to write ACTION LINE Vox 280 Long Beach California or dial AAS451 for help between 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday.
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Long Beach
Calif
Independent
Tetegrant's
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Todey
Park Village garbage bins spark health department probe
Compton readers report overflowing bins at 401 Colin St. Park Village managers say new bins have been installed and lids will be added to open tops. City officials warn of penalties for uncontained trash. health officials promise checks and possible enforcement actions.
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Donald Wanson
Los Angeles
Reagan Opposes Delaying Property Tax Relief
Gov. Reagan said he would not delay property tax relief to ease California school funding crisis. He rejected Assembly Speaker Monagan’s suggestion to postpone relief as part of a tax shift plan. He expects study results soon and hopes school financing reforms take effect by September.
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Sacramento
Reagan
California
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Reagan Says Legally She's Blind
Governor Reagan disclosed he is legally blind and eligible for state aid under California disability standards. He noted that liberalized eligibility now allows some not truly disabled to qualify while joking about whether his claim was a joke or not. He wears contact lenses and reads with glasses.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Paul White Words With Press Telegram Writer Bou Beach
Retired physician Dr Paul Dudley White discusses health topics with a Press Telegram writer Bou Beach in a broad interview. The page includes notes on tides temperatures and vital statistics, with sections in classified and sports pages.
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Jeane Dixon
ACE
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Bark Wison
Diplomat's Release Awaited After Kidnapping Standoff
West German Ambassador von Holleben remained missing as ransom talks collapsed after 40 Haitian prisoners were freed. Brazilian TV showed prisoners boarding a plane in Algiers, but six hours after the flight landed there was still no trace of the envoy. At his residence and the embassy in Rio, reporters and staff waited through the night as tension grew.
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Rio
Five Week Captivity Ends for Free Yankee Newsmen
Three American correspondents Richard Dudman Ilzebeth Pond and Michael Morrow were released in Cambodia and arrived in Saigon early today after five weeks in Viet Cong custody. Dudman said captors treated them well after identifying as reporters. A fourth missing pair and other journalists remained unconfirmed.
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TE Taree
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Miss
Morrow
On Brink of Health Crisis Warns Warren in Hearings
U S Sen Warren said the nation stands on the brink of a health crisis of defying description as hearings opened on health and welfare financing for 1971. He urged substantial increases over 1970 levels, noting Nixon’s request of 20.0 billion for health activities. Kennedy urged more funds for heart services research and manpower.
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Washington
UPL
Warren CG. Magnuson
D-Wash
United States
Senate
Magnuson
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Manson Jury Selection Opens Murder Trial
The first panel of 60 prospective jurors enters the courtroom in the Manson family murder case. District Attorney Aaron Stovitz faces a contempt question over a leaked interview with an underground paper while defense lawyers contest the probe as jurors are chosen. Judge Charles Older will rule on the contempt charge Monday as defense motions seek to constrain publicity.
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Charles Manson
Regim
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Aittorney
Aaron Stovitz
Peplyy
Atornvy
Savi
LaBianea
Older
Dave Shinn
Susan Atkins
Watchdog Group to Be Picked
Washington reports Nixon plans to create a watchdog commission to publicize inflationary wage and price increases. The 15 member panel would have no power to change decisions but could influence public view. Officials noted similar proposals by George Romney and earlier cautions by Paul McCracken amid signs of economic squeeze and corporate profits decline.
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Washington
Nixon
Henat
White House
George Momney
Paul W. McCracken
Federal Trade Commission
Proilis
Body of Woman Found Buried Along Forest Road
A decompounded body of a woman in her 30s was found in a shallow grave along the Ortega Highway near the Cariso Guard Station in Riverside County. The victim is possibly Florence N. Brown, 31, a teacher missing since June 4.
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Ortega Highway
Corona
Elsinore
Riverside County
Florence N. Brown
el ‘Tora Marine Air Station
Orange County
Ortega High
Cariso Guard Station
Forest Service
Weather Tonight and Wednesday in LB and Desert Regions
Tonight and Wednesday forecast for LB area shows mild warming after a late warm spell with low overcast and little temperature change. Mountains highs range from 63 to 73. Desert areas see highs from 85 to 95 in upper deserts with 34 to 102 in the layer desert area.
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Yale Wess
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