Carter pardon sparks cheers and jeers from varied groups
The full, unconditional pardon for most Vietnam era draft evaders drew mixed reactions. Supporters include antiwar and religious groups, while conservatives and veterans groups oppose. The move covers evaders active Aug 4 1964 to Mar 28 1973, with deserters excluded. Powell said reviews of cases and discharges will proceed, case by case. The pardon affects about 10,000 evaders known to justice and potentially thousands more unregistered. The widow of a fallen service member and the VFW voiced strong opinions.
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Leaders here applaud slam pardon by Carter
Area reactions split along lines as President Carter granted a full pardon to almost all Vietnam era draft evaders. Veterans leaders oppose, clergymen mixed, antiwar groups say not far enough, while some business and Quaker voices approve with caveats. Notables include Saul Gilford and Melbert McGlaughlin in opposition, and Sen Kennedy praise.
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Carter
Pate
Saul Gilford
Gilford Instrument Laboratories, Inc
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Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
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American Deserters Committee
Sweden
Papp gets new defense attorney in Sixth Circuit bid
Timothy Papp, convicted of rape slaying, gains Ovid C. Lewis of Northern Kentucky University as counsel for his appeal before a three judge Sixth Circuit panel on February 2. Lewis filed a 40 page brief and will argue constitutional questions including voluntary self incrimination and rights during questioning. Papp seeks to attend the hearing while remains housed at Southern Correctional Facility in Louisa.
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Kentucky
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U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Ovid C. Lewis
Covington
Case Western Reserve University
Lewis
Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Northern Kentucky University
Papp
Southern
Lucasville
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Pardon coverage highlights Carter’s first day
Not all draft evaders applaud Carter’s pardon move as his first day unfolds with busy, lighthearted moments. The report traces the history of presidential war pardons and notes reactions across different groups in the nation.
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Colu m bia Gas Chief Warns of Economic Crisis
Ohio's largest gas company head Marvin White warned leaders that only a warm weather miracle could avert an economic crisis. He said the state is “sitting on a keg of dynamite with a very short fuse” and urged decisive action amid severe cold and gas shortages. Columbia Gas of Ohio seeks extra supplies but expects curtailments.
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James A. Rhodes
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Columbia Gas Co
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Columbia
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Chaddock
Ohio Gas Company
Students at Eastgate want schools open and shops closed
Sixth graders at Eastgate Elementary Elvria urge keeping classrooms open during gas shortages while urging curtailment or temporary closures for bars and unnecessary stores. They advocate warmer schools and even summer sessions if needed. Teachers note districts will stay open unless ordered to close.
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E. Broad St
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Jerry Turner
Demsom Ave
Weather Clear but Cold With Snow Likely Tomorrow
The forecast calls for clear cold conditions tonight with fog from 8 to 15. Gandy area expected to see snow tomorrow afternoon with high temperatures in the upper 20s. Precipitation chances 60 percent tomorrow and tonight. Winds variable under 10 mph. Sunrise 7:48 a.m. Sunset 5:31 p.m. Details on Page B-4.
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