Navy Captain Argues for Conditional Amnesty on Draft Evaders
Retired Cmdr Lloyd Bucher author argues amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters. He cites personal loss, national duty, and individual responsibility while urging limited amnesty for those who fled rather than deserted. He contrasts with blanket pardon and stresses court scrutiny for deserters.
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United States
Vietnam
White House
William Calley Jr
Against unconditional amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders
Harry L. Foster, veteran judge advocate of the 22nd District American Legion in San Diego County, argues against blanket amnesty for draft evaders. He cites wartime service, citizenship duties, and George Washington’s defense obligation, urging individualized justice and prosecution of evaders. He notes past lessons from the Roberts board after World War II and emphasizes that no man is above or below the law.
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Harry Foster
22Nd
American Legion
San Diego
Harry L. Foster
Copley News Service
Vietnam
Roberts Board
Truman
Executives Shun Fund Raisers for Politicians
A Copley News Service legal feature notes guilty pleas by corporate executives for election law violations and the fines ranging from five thousand to fifteen thousand dollars. It cites Arizona law Sec. 16-1471, amended May 7 1973, outlining fines from five hundred to two thousand dollars and prison terms from one to three years for violations. The piece highlights the public credibility loss for executives and corporations and invites readers to request further legal details.
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E.J. Denison
J.D. Copley
Eastern Solicitors
Hohokam St Daniels Calendar Highlights Progress Reports Due
Upcoming Hohokam School events include vision screening October 14 to 18 and progress reports mailed the week of Oct 14. A tea for room mothers on October 15, a parent discussion with Dr. Frank Schilling on October 16, and a Little League officer election on October 17 at 7 30 p.m. in the cafeteria.
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Frank Schilling
Equity Funding officer testifies in fraud trial
Jerome Evans former executive vice president for finance testified in the Stanley Goldblum case detailing how he helped falsify Equity Funding Corp of America books starting in 1964 to inflate earnings per share. Evans linked the scheme to Goldblum who allegedly profited by 4.7 million from inflated stock while the firm lost money.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Equity Funding Corp. of America
Equity Funding
Jerome Evans
Stanley Goldblum
Goldblum
Evans
Sons of Italy plan first membership meeting in Phoenix
The American Sons of Italy holds its first membership meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at 7509 N. 12th St in Phoenix. The Phoenix lodge formed in August with Louis Mennuti elected venerable. A recruiting drive will be discussed at the gathering.
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St. Daniel’s School
American Sons of Italy
12Th St
Phoenix
Phoenix Lodge
Louis Mennuti
Bob Hope to Rebuild Palm Springs Home Destroyed by Fire
Bob Hope will reconstruct his UPI valued four million dollar hilltop mansion in Palm Springs California. Architectural plans are under study by city building authorities following the July 1973 fire.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Bob Hope
Public not consumed with gloom poll says
Gallup says Americans are apprehensive about inflation and political immorality yet not despondent. About 70 percent expect the economy to worsen while half see a low mood ahead, but many believe hardships can be endured and support for Ford's policies depends on national interest.
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Atlanta
UPI
George Gallup
Gallup
América
Ford
Bee shortage hits Michigan beekeepers amid rising costs
East Lansing Michigan beekeepers face higher prices as queen bees climb from 1.50 cheaper two years ago to 5 or 6 dollars and a two pound package jumps to 18 dollars. Honey prices rise to 197 per pound prompting many to keep their own bees.
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East Lansing, Mich
UPI
F.C. Martin
Michigan State University
Michigan
South
Martin
Chaparral Welcomes Foreign Students Under Exchange Programs
Chaparral High School hosts three foreign students through American Field Service and Student International Exchange. Humia Jane Chris from New Zealand stays with the Elsons in Phoenix and Agneta Johansson and Fredrik Grell from Sweden with Johnson and Erickson families. Additional exchanges include Guadalajara visits and Arcadia’s student participants. booster activities, councils, and fall events are outlined for 1974-75.
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Chaparral Chaparral High School
Field Service
Humia Jane Chris
New Zealand
David W. Elson
Johansson Agneta
Sweden
Richard M. Johnson
Fanfol Ave
Grell Per Fredrik
Robert H. Erickson
All School Council
Activities Council
Guadalajara
Pat Ahern
Cynthia Rains
Scott Smith
Ft. Defiance
Chaparral Booster Club
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