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status for selective oppostion to including Taft's earned Im Historical Precedent Cited the Vietnam war "because a PAGE 21 Thurs, March 14, 1974 -Lancaster (0.) Eagle-Gazette SCOTTISH MAGGIE TOURS U.S.A. GLASGOW. Scotland (AP) Maggie BelL who recently won the Melody Maker poll in England as "best female singer" for the second year in a row. making her first tour of the U.S- as a solo artist In Europe she is best known as having been lead singer of munity proposal. Such proposals are "a slap in the face to the millions of men who were drafted, who were wounded, who were maimed, or who were killed in a bloody, unpopular war." said Fred E.

Darling of the Xon-Commissioned Officers Association of the ILS.A. Taft Contends Congress Proper In Considering Amnesty Grants Stone the Crows for five years. In America she is best known as the Mother on the "Tommy" album and for her duet with Rod Stewart on his "Every Picture Tells a Story" album. Hospital Seeks Blood To Beat Reyes Syndrome OXCIXXATT. Ohio (AP) Cincinnati Children's Hospital has appealed for 24 units of blood in hopes of saving the life of the 14th child in the Cincinnati area to be stricken with Reye's Syndrome this year.

The only treatment for the rare blood disease is blood replacement, a hospital spokesman said. The hospital reported that its supply, of all types of blood has been depleted by this year's epidemic of the disease. Only nine cases of the disease were reported in the Cincinnati area last year. Four proved SORE PAWS CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -With occasional lifts from truck drivers, teen-agers Bernard Kitchen Cabinets Souther land and Michael Livers walked 500 miles from New York to Cleveland recently to selective service system could not be operated under those conditions" should the draft be needed in the future. Taft's proposal would have no efTect on deserters who fled from continued military service even if oppostion to the war was their reason for doing so.

But. he added, that is an issue which the subcommittee should look into separately. The Taft bill, which has five co-sponsors in -the Senate, represents a scaling down of his original alternative service requirement from three to two years service. The Ohio Republican said he lowered the service period after discovering that few draft evaders had been prosecuted and that those who have been served an average of nine months in jail. He also noted that enforcement of the draft evasion laws vary depending on the caseload of the various U.S.

district courts. Taft said only one Ohioan has been sentenced for violation of the Selective deliver Southerland's dog, Flossie, to the dog's new home. Souther land had decided to give Flossie to his aunt here If you are thinking of a new kitchen then visit us and see our fine selection of beautiful cabinets. We Do The Complete Job Lancaster Hdwe. Supply, Inc.

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(R-Oliio) Monday rejected the Nixon Administration's contention that Congress might not have the power to grant amnesty to Vietnam era draft resisters. Taft appeared before a House Subcommittee to press for enactment of his conditional amnesty proposal and said Congress has a long history of granting such immunities. He noted that in 1865 Congress directed President Lincoln to issue a proclamation announcing a pardon for deserters who returned to their posts within 60 days. No Question "There can be no question that Congress has the Constitutional authority to enact legislation permitting certain classes of individuals to obtain immunity from criminal prosecution." Taft told the House Judiciary- Subcommittee on Civil Liberties and the Administration of Justice. A Justice Department witness told the subcommittee Friday that amnesty proposals before it had "serious constitutional defecU" and said that the Justice Department feels "it is quite difficult to say that Congress has the consitutional when he had been told that he could not keep a dog in a housing project where he lived, He had intended to take the dog on a bus.

but learned that About 85 billion Xincoln pennies have been minted since 1900. dogs were not allowed on the bus. Sears Letters To The Editor LANCASTER power to legislate amnesty." Taft told the subcommittee that public opinion is -overwhelmingly opposed to granting unconditional amnesty to all Vietnam era draft evaders. But he said resistance to some form of limited amnesty in which evaders agree to perform alternative public, service is gaining acceptance. issue to be considered is not whether draft resisters were right or wrong, nor whether the United States should have become involved in the Vietnam conflict." Taft said.

Bitterness He said "enough bitterness" has been generated by that issue and urged the subcommittee to find a way to establish "a practical method whereby an estimated 30,000 individuals could return to this country or cease to be fugitives without creating further division among Americans." Taft was the first senator to take on the sensitive amnesty issue when he offered ah alternative service bill in December, 1971. Despite the end to American military involvement in Vietnam, Taft acknowledged that amnesty is still highly controversial due to inflexible positions taken by groups on both sides of the emotional issue. Indeed amnesty is so controversial that Taft said he consciously avoided using the word in the title of his bill which he calls instead the "Eearned Immunity Act of 1973." Taft's proposal would exempt draft evaders from prosecution if they agreed to serve two years in public service. It would Service Act while 47 persons from Minnesota have gone to jail under the same law. Subcommittee Chairman Robert W.

Kastenmeir, told Taft his panel would look into the apparent disparity in prosecution of draft evaders suggested by the senator's statistics. Compromise Taft's legislation is a com- i nromise proposal which was in time to do any. of the week of observation that is the policy with take over teachers. "She is a first year teacher, having substituted some this school year. I also understand she lives 45 miles from Lancaster.

"It seems strange to me that a resident, with grade level experience, and involved directly with the position for 5 weeks, was not even contacted Shock Absorbers for an interview for this position. Guaranteed for as You Uwn (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7) bulance Service to take me Vz blocks and bring me home. "It took 50 minutes, which is pretty good pay, I'd say. "I didn't need anything except to be taken for X-ray. Had it been over 60 minutes, it would have been more.

(signed) "F.S.". Editor, March 4. Eagle-Gazette. "I would like to relate a personal experience to the parents and taxpayers of the Lancaster City School District. "I am a resident, property taxpayer, and voter in this district.

I taught for 3 years at Thomas Ewing Junior High School; one year included 9th grade. VThis school year I am a substitute teaeher for Lancaster and filled in 5 weeks for a 9th grade English teacher on sick leave. "As Bhe was leaving in February, she, the Stanbery administrators, and I all felt I would be considered for the opening. The teacher recommended me and I expressed my interest. "On February 28, I learned from the retiring teacher that a third teacher was replacing her.

"She was not, however, hired aS 33 criticized by amnesty critics and supporters alike, W. Sterling Cary, president of the National Council of Churches, argued that "the healing, can be realized only by extending it to all those in legal jeop-ary because of the The Council opposes the alternative service requirements of Taft's bill and feels that persons who deserted the military should also be granted amnesty. Robert F. Froehlke. Secretary of the Army from 1971 to 1973, testified in favor of conditional amnesty that would require draft evaders to work in public service jobs for a term "to be determined by Congress." Asked if he could support the Taft bill, Froehlke said: "The Taft bill is acceptable-to me, but I don't think the American people are ready for that yet." Military and some conservative groups testified against any form of amnesty, car.

Save 2.66 EACH establish an Immunity Review Board which would take individual circumstances into "Among reasons fori wanting this job was a desire to get enough teaching days to renew my teaching- certificate. My most important reason was my concern for 150 students who this year have adjusted to 2 and now 3 different, teachers for the same subject. "I realize that a first year teacher is several slots down on the pay scale from a 4th year teacher with extra semester hours. "But if I was asked to return to a full year in. April, 1970v why, with even more valuable experience, wasn't I hired for 3 months in February, 1974? "I hope for all concerned that the wisest choice was made.

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