Evaders draw probation in federal draft cases
Statistics from Selective Service show only about a third of prosecuted draft evaders are convicted and most of those are placed on probation. Among those convicted, many receive probation or required alternative service, while a minority face prison terms.
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Harrison Humphries
Associated Press
Washington
Selective Service Headquarters
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Percy
U.S
Walter H. Morse
Selective Service System
Morse
Canada
YMCA drive aims to round up members with Western theme
YMCA kicks off a winter membership drive Monday at 6 30 p m with a Western slogan round em up and brand em The drive runs through March 29 and offers memberships including sustaining sponsor booster century and new member with funds supporting youth programs and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Boles
YMCA
Bob Smith
Patty Spurlin
E Century
Boles
Villa Solano
Marriage bill clears NM House
The New Mexico House approved a Senate bill by 43 to 6 that would allow couples to wed immediately after a waiting period is waived by paying a five dollar fee. Critics say the provision creates unequal access between affluent and poorer couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Roybal
Rock House Drug Abuse Program Nearing Closure
Lupe Mendez and Dave Featherstone announce the Rock House Drug Abuse Program will close if funds end by March 15, with phaseout before April 1 under new federal rules. Since 1972 the Rock House educated abusers on drug dangers, funded by Title XVI A.
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Rock House
Lupe Mendez
Chaves County
Roswell
Featherstone
Otol Econom Cadets enter Drill meet in California
New Mexico Military Institute's Goss Rifles Precision Marching Drill Team travels to Anaheim for the Southern California Invitational Drill Meet near Disneyland. The 24 member team, coached by Capt. John L. Fortner, seeks trophies for discipline guidon and drill events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Goss Rifles
Anaheim
Calif
Southern California
Disneyland
Grand Hotel
Military Science Department
John L. Fortner
Paige L. Anderson III
Damage suit settled out of court
A civil suit filed in February asking 160000 dollars in damages against Eddie Lee Pyeatt over the death of Richard Gabaldon was dismissed with a 10000 dollar settlement. Gabaldon, administratrix of the estate, said Gabaldon was struck at Wildy Street and Garden Avenue at 811 PM December 16 1972 and died later. the suit sought 100000 for injuries and pain and 60000 for the widow and 11 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Lee Pyeatt
Richard Gabaldon
Cruz C. Gabaldon
Wildy Street
Garden Avenue
Pyeatt
Gabaldon
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Betty Spurlin
Foswell (A) Ont Econom
New Mexico State University
International Business Machines Corp
White Sands Missile Range
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Montoya
Jackie
Kennard
Air Force
ROTC
Goddard High
Goddard High School
Gurdon
J & J Distributing Co
Wat
SNB
Phil Owe Owen
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