Carter's draft pardons spark mixed public reaction
President Carter on his first full day pardoned Vietnam draft resisters in a move praised by some as healing and criticized by others as divisive. Reactions split along party lines with senators Goldwater and Dole attacking the measure while Kennedy and McGovern lauded it. The action covers those who entered two year alternative service under Ford amnesty and aims to study deserters and discharge upgrades affecting about 432,530 discharged veterans and 4,500 deserters.
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Exiles in Canada Europe to plan response to Viet pardon
American exile groups in Canada and Europe will meet in Toronto Jan 28 29 to craft a unified reply to President Carters pardon of Vietnam draft evaders. Exiles from Sweden France and Canada discuss staying in Canada until all can return or lobbying for universal amnesty while some see the pardon as a positive step.
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U of I Grants Kellogg Support for Muscatine Health Center
The University of Iowa College of Medicine secures a 28 month 387 401 grant from the W K Kellogg Foundation to advance the Model Community Health Center in Muscatine. The center studies primary care delivery and trains health personnel with a team based, multi specialty practice serving about 40 000 residents. A former 1973 grant funded startup, and a 1976 grant backs a Red Oak model regional program with satellite clinics and physician extenders. Administrators praise the partnership and stress prototypes for Iowa rural areas. Muscatine training for residents and students continues, with local leaders and Roy J Carver among early supporters.
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Three cars collide on North Second Avenue underpass
Washington police investigated a three car crash at the North Second Avenue railroad underpass. Bonnie Sue Schmitt stopped for another vehicle. Gary Dean Murphy rear ended her and was rear ended by Steven Yaro Sojka. Damages were 150, 800, and 750 dollars. No charges. The crash occurred about 5 p.m. Friday. Dennis DeWitt was arrested after a report of a man fallen on a street. He faced public intoxication, criminal trespass, and possession of a controlled substance.
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Connors Aids Cramped Opponent In Florida Semifinal
In Boca Raton Florida during the Grand Slam opener Manuel Orantes cramped in the third set with Jimmy Connors rushing to assist. Orantes quit with Connors advancing to the final where Bjorn Borg or Adriano Panatta awaited. prize money for the event totals 200000 with 100000 to the champion and 50000 to the runner up.
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Nets fail to snap skid as Bullets rout Nets 99 88
New York Nets drop to 13th straight defeat capped by 99 88 loss to Washington Bullets. subs Hawkins Fox and others struggle while Nate Archibald and John Williamson sit out with injuries. Bullets top scorers Phil Chenier 24 Elvin Hayes 22 21 rebounds. Celtics, Hawks, Pistons and other results noted.
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Nevada Las Vegas routs Santa Barbara to set scoring record
No. 6 Nevada Las Vegas rolled past UC Santa Barbara 113 to 69, extending its NCAA record with 12 straight games scoring 100 plus points. Glen Gondrezick led with 26, Lewis Brown 19 as the Rebels stay undefeated at 15-1.
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