Low Stress Recruits Begin Marine Boot Camp in San Diego
Marines test a new five day low stress indoctrination for raw recruits at San Diego Recruit Depot. Sgt Ralph Sterling uses a gentler approach to orient the 44 new boots while Col Edmund Derning explains the program aims to improve motivation and early screening for problematic recruits.
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San Diego
Calif
Tommy Taylor
Indianapolis
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Tommy
Ralph Sterling
Davenport
Iowa
O.K
Marine Recruit Depot
Sterling
Marine Corps
Times News Service
Prinder
Edmund G. Derning
San Diego Recruit Training Regiment
Army
Navy
Corp
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
Derning
Marine Life
D.i.’S
Rogers presses mid East peace amid Israel rebuff
Secretary of State William P. Rogers will continue efforts for a compromise Middle East peace despite Israel rejecting his plan for international security guarantees. U.S. officials say Rogers will persist in seeking progress areas while negotiations stall on key points including Suez Canal reopening and Sinai withdrawal.
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Washington
Rogers
State Department
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Sweden
Abba Eban
Suez Canal
Anwar Sadat
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
West Virginians file 59300 black lung benefit claims
Rep. James Kee reports that 59,300 West Virginians have filed black lung benefit claims under early 1970 legislation. Of these, 17,108 have been awarded benefits, 18,540 denied, and the rest still processing.
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Washington
UPI
James Kee
D-W.va
West
Ohio lawmaker backs away from weak strip mine bill
Rep. Arthur Bowers of Steubenville introduced a weak strip mine bill that mirrors Pennsylvania law, later disavowing it and seeking to avoid hearings. House leaders push a tougher measure, while Bowers questions the bill's true sponsors and coal interests.
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Columbus
UPI
Arthur R. Bowers
Dsteubenville
Bowers
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Keith (McNamara
Ohio Coal Association
House
A. G. Lancione
D - Bellaire
Environment Committee
Lancione
Legislative Service Commission
Ford Sampson
Sampson
Tough enforcement of mine laws urged in Indiana speech
USS Mine Bureau Director Elburt F. Osborn urged tough enforcement of safety standards and the development of new technology and training to reverse the deplorable coal mining accident record. He pressed enforcement of the 1969 act despite UMW accusations and warned hazards stem from inadequate technology and worker commitment.
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Indiana, Pa
UPI
USS
Mine Bureau
Elburt F. Osborn
Osborn
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony”’ Boyle
Water vapor suspected on moon by Apollo 14 findings
Apollo 14 seismometer data reveal deeper and more numerous moonquakes and a cloud possibly water vapor near Fra Mauro. Dr. Latham notes 57 events, with two definite moonquakes and nine possible ones, while Freeman leans toward a natural source for the observed vapor cloud.
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Lunar
Latham
John Freeman
Rice University
Earth
Freeman
Calley jury seeks readback in My Lai court martial
The Calley court martial jury requested a complete readback of testimony from four prosecution witnesses amid defense objections that it would be cruel to keep the case waiting. Judge Kennedy debated the matter after the note was passed by the jurors.
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FT. Benning, Ga
UPI
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
George W. Latimer
Reid W. Kennedy
Latimer
Paul D. Meadle
Dennis Conti
James Dursi
Charles Sledge
Calley
Aubrey M. Daniel III
Kennedy
SDX criticizes Laos news blackout as excessive
Sigma Delta Chi's Freedom of Information Committee criticizes U.S. limits on press coverage of the Laos incursion. The statement says the initial blackout was needed but extended, mocks the long restrictions after foreign reports, and notes danger to correspondents who were barred from riding in American aircraft.
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Chicago
UPI
Sigma Delta Chi
U.S
Laos
Freedom of Information Committee
SDX
National Professional Journalism Society
North Vietnam
Communist
China
Quieting Noise: Business Panel Offers Voluntary Solutions
A group of businessmen led by Jack E. Goldman proposes voluntary noise reduction by manufacturers. They say most products are louder than needed and contribute to irreversible hearing loss. They call for noise guidelines, product labeling, and a new EPA office for noise abatement, with related legislation already in Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Jack E. Goldman
Xerox Corp
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
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Jean
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Patrick F. Crowley
Christian Family Movement
Kerr
New York Herald-Tribune
The
New York Times
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