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Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont • 10

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1 f- A A A 4 AHfc 1 4 4 f-' 3 5- i4 yr j5 a jA- 9r gfr TT RUTLAND DAILY HERALD MONDAY MORNING JULY 3 1972 (Continued from Page One) following reasoi Public attitudes toward the Vietnam Wax and the draft have shifteddrastically Judge Fred Winner of Denver said that hia own views did not influence (Continued from PageOne) Francisco York Chicago San and Los Angeles In Kentucky most judges continue to mete out five-ylar prisoners have returned President Nison in an interview with CBS Correspondent Dan Rather on Jan 2 said: "I for one would be very liberal with regard to amnesty but not while there are Americans in Vietnam fighting to serve their country and defend their country and not while-POWs are held by' North Vietnam After that we will consider it but it would have to) be on a basis of their paying the price of course that anyone should pay for violating the law 1 sentences and last summer thesis decisions but added: I am Is however cognizant that the Appeal United States Court of Appe (Continued from Page One) involved in to the South is reported easier to raise Nixon Past to liberal in some cases now will help Presidents is especially McGoverns of which he to impose excess corporations person to every families earning year curtail sharply tax status of and tax 3500000 at 77 the critics would throw into recession initiative and to finance are frightened anti-poverty agencies at Alcoholics Anonymous and the Salvation Army One is a volunteer fireman David Malament Joes community relations work for the Washington Square Methodist Church in Greenwich Village Henry Rangel is a production assistant at KCET the educational TV station in Los Angeles Sometimes probation can be a turning point in a young mans life Jerry Polcer 23 of La Grange Park fit was a dock worker before he was convicted and ordered to serve as a psychiatric orderly in a hospital The job was so interesting it has proved to be a "blessing in disguise said Polcer When his service is through he hopes to go back to school and earn a degree as a social worker or registered nurse Many judges feel that probation should sting" a bit and things are not always easy for these young men Ted James 21 works at a neighborhood center in San Francisco organizing activities for juvenile delinquents He is not allowed to travel outside northern California without permission and filing his monthly probation report usually leaves him depressed for days' The position on the issue of amnesty approved by the Platform Committee of the Democratic Party and recommended to the convention is: "To those who for reasons of conscience refused to serve in this war and were prosecuted or -sought refuge abroad we state our firm intention to declare an amnesty on an appropriate basis when the fighting has ceased and our troops and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With the nation into the second day of the long Fourth of July weekend Sunday traffic accidents have took 349 lives by midnight Sunday The count of traffic deaths began at 6 pm Friday and will end at midnight Tuesday The 102-hour period is generally considered four days Ireland (Continued from Page One British Protestants is the refusal of the British administrator William Whitelaw toorder troops into the barricaded Catholic Bogside and Creggan areas of Londonderry The Protestants view the Catholic "no-go areas also barred to the Army and police as symbols of minority rebellion and intransigence Weve shown Mr Whitelaw what we can do this weekend a commander of the Ulster Defense Association said "Its up to him to act If he does not were going to make Northern Ireland a no-go area- Loyalist police are fed up now because the murderers in the IRA know that they have the upper hand 1 successful it would be None of the signatories on a flier sent out to members of the financial world could accurately be called prominent in Wall Street Between now and Election Day of course much greater financial support for McGovern could materialize But apparently it will not come from any of Wall Streets best known people I feel definitely McGovern doesnt understand economics said Kellogg senior partner of Spear Leeds Kellogg a governor of the New York Stock one of those things where no one is going to say anything one official sahJT Most officials interviewed agreed that the seeding had accomplished one of its main objectives muddying roads contributors and flooding lines of candidates have Communication But there wore also many military and government officials who expressed doubt that the project had caused any dramatic results The sources without providing details also said that a method had been developed for treating clouds with a chemical that eventually produced an acidic rainfall capable of fouling the operation of North Vietnamese radar equipment used for directing surface-to-air missiles In the last year there have been repeated inquiries and publicly posed questions by members of Congress about the weather modification programs in Southeast Asia but no accurate information has been provided to them by the Department of Defense "This kind of thing was a bomb and Henry restricted information about it to those who had to know said one well-placed government official referring to Henry A Kissinger the Presidents adviser on national security It was impossible to learn where the staff research for the secret weather operation was-carried out Sources at the Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories at Hanscomb Field in Bedford Mass and at the Air Weather Service headquarters while acknowledging that they had heard of the secret operation said they had no information about its research center One government source did say that a group is "now evaluating the program to see how much additional rain was caused He would not elaborate and they are philanthropies Hie antipathy Dakotan moreover to be making it money for President indicated they finance the campaign Wall Street uneasy over proposals some has modified profits taxes on grant 31000 a citizen to help up to 312000 a defense spending change the municipal bonds inheritances above per cent If implemented say such a program the economy stifle individual prove too costly Mi loreover they by what they deep analysis proposals Interviews over weeks with leaders failed to indications of Street support for candidacy No figure indicated lend his name and McGovern McGoverns the financial to be Belmont partner of CE Towbin Co a relatively small banking house Towbin candidly McGovern has no following leaders By program would anathema to Wall said the other are currents going well elect him behooves riy i Cleveland criticized on district judge for his mechanical 1 sentencing procedures Many judgesstiil give jail for the Sixth Circuit in the terms to militant leaders of the dnc draft resistance movement and to defendants who appear insinpere or frivolous And even injUalifornia a few judges insist-sending all resisters to prison As a result the whole process is a little like Russian roulette In Los Angeles if a defendant appears before Judge Harry Pregerson or Judge A Andrew Hauk he is likely to receive probation But if the federal magistrate randomly assi case to Judge Charles Carr or Judge Manuel Real the same young man could well receive a three-year prison sentence -Judge Hauk one of the first judges to grant probation reflected the views of many of his colleagues when he said: The gross disparity in sentencing canfbe justified But as Robert Latta chief probation officer for central California put it: The law doesnt always change as fast as public attitudes and that puts the courts in a very difficult position In general however the trend is clearly toward more liberal practices A survey of judges Exchange and chairman of the Port of New York Authority Hes trying to be Robin Hood he continued "taking from the rich and giving to the poor Maybe there are more poor people in the country and he thinks he can get elected that way but I dont think thats the way to run things public's views on the war have changed and I take that into consideration Judges have decided that many draft boards are too cursory or too strict in refusing applications for conscientious objector status They have also been deeply impressed with the intelligence and sincerity of many of the defendants who come before them Judge Richard Freeman of Atlanta recently placed a young man on probation in essence giving him a judicial CO and declared: I refuse to adopt the position that Ive got to abide ty the outcome of the Draft Board hearing Some defendants were going to jail only because their religion prohibited them from volunteering for two years of public service work But judges found that many of them particularly Jehovahs Witnesses would perform two years of service if ordered to do so as a condition of probation Many judges and probation officers are increasingly reluctant to send any defendants to prison whatever 'their offense and expose them to a school for crime and homosexual attacks In addition Judge Hauk of Los Angeles said that probation is far cheaper since it keeps a man out of prison and his family off welfare and allows him to earn money and pay taxes Thu us 650 young men like Alan Kent were sentenced to probation in 1971 The only problem is finding jobs fpr all of them since traditional employers such as hospitals often cannot accept any more Some have found work at various community service and consider a lack of behind the the last two numerous financial turn up any significant Wall the McGovern major Wall Street a willingness to prestige to a fund-raising effort main contact in community appears Towbin senior Unterberg well-known but investment admits that inspired virtually among financial and large his have to be Street he day "But there on that could President and it the business community to get to know him The investment banker stressed that some of McGoverns mere radical proposals for the economy had been tempered Hes not the kind of man to perpetuate mistakes he said But this remark touched on yet another area of concern to financial men If the South Dakotan is going to make major proposals for economic reform and later retreat from them under fire they say then the convictions behind the proposals could not have been very strong in the first place and perhaps were politically motivated A Wall Street for McGovern Committee was in the early stages of formation last week but it was too soon to know how (Continued from Page One Geneen discussed with Peterson over lunch the United States balance-of-payments problems in general and the Chilean situation in particularm Adcressing Peterson as Dear Pete Merriam recalled this-occasion in his letter noting that when Mr Geneen lunched with Sou a few weeks ago he stated feared iTTs 70 per cent owned Chilean Telephone Co (Chiltelco) would soon be expropriated This has now In telephone interviews on Friday and Saturday Peterson confirmed after -checking his files that he had lunch with Geneen on Sept 14 at Merriam suggestion He said that because of the security aspects of the Chilean situation he had asked Brig Gen Alexander Haig Jr deputy assistant (under Henry A Kissinger) for national security affairs to be present Peterson said that the lunch with Geneen came at the time when the Nixon administration was engaged in formulating a policy on how to deal with foreign nations expropriating US private investments A policy providing for curtailment of US official credit directly or through international financial institutions was announced by President Nixon nearly four months later on Jan 3 But Peterson said that although Geneen had spoken at length of the ITTs problems in Chile the companys president had refrained during the lunch from pressing for any specific US policies toward the Allende regime Again after consulting his files Peterson said that he had indeed received the Oct 1 1971 letter from Merriam but he said that he had no recollection of reading the attached "action" memorandum and that this document was not in his files He said that he did not reply to Merriam letter because he did not consider it necessary On Oct 23 1970 10 days before Allendes inauguration Merriam wrote a letter to Kissinger the Presidents special assistant for national security affairs stressing that "ITT has given serious consideration to circumstances now facin hemisphere development an that we are convinced the present moment is a most expedient time to reappraise and strengthen US policy in Latin America" Kissinger replied briefly on Nov 9 telling Merriam that 'it is very helpful to have your thoughts and recommendations and we shall certainly take them 'Into account ft 1 The existence of the October 1971 ITT documents on Chile coincidentally came to light after the Senate Foreign Relations Committee decided in executive session last Tuesday to shelve in effect its planned hearings 'on the giant corporations involvement in foreign policy The committee presided by Sen JW Fulbright D-Ark had voted last March to hold bearings following the disclosure by Anderson of the ITT internal documents But last Tuesday the committee agreed to combine the hearings with a long-range stiuly of multinational corporations A committee staff memorandum on "ITT activities in Chity" presented to committee members on June 21 and made available to the New York Times by a member who asked not to be identified said that among "several hundred pages" of papers obtained by the staff from the ITT there were documents reporting assurances of United States assistance both material and financial to the Chilean military in the event of a coup d'etat in 1970 The papers produced by Anderson referred both to vague NOTICE DONALD SAWYER Certified Hearing Aid Audiologist WILL BE AT VERMONT OPTICAL CORP 116 MERCHANTS ROW Next to Bus Terminal WEDNESDAY ONLY JUNE 21 10 AM-4 PM -v- Other Times By Appointment SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF AIDS FINE QUALITY HEARING AIDS FOR EVERY TYPE HEARING LOSS MAICO EVERYBODY COME TO FAIR HAVEN JULY 4th Chess (Continued from Page One) and has been distressed by his tactics But he has constantly acted with grace under pressure and all of his responses have been those of a gentleman 1 If Fischer is disqualified a series of complicated legal battles is going to delight lawyers for a long time There is for instance the matter of the prize money If it is decided that the Spassky-Fischer match never legally started there will be no problem But if the match has indeed started Spassky will be the automatic winner because of Fischers disqualification and he will be entitled to demand 625 per cent of the 1 3125000 purse Fischer will be entitled to nothing The Russians already are claiming that the match officially started with Saturday night's claim there can be no legal start to any chess match until the first move is made and the clock is punched Euwe said that there was nothing in the International 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