University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, January 26.1972
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Door Closing on Draft Calls
Reductions because of volunteer program . . .
By LARRY CHRIST
Kansas Staff Writer
Passport Details Given
Lucille E. Allison, clerk of the Douglas County District Court, today urged all students planning to travel abroad this summer to get their passports early. The county's public safety agency any foreign visit, and the rush to get them gets heavier in spring and summer.
The primary evidence of U.S. citizenship, she said, is a birth certificate. If this is lost, a new one will be requested by requesting one from the board of health in the state of one's birth. A small fee must accompany this request, she said. The fee for Kansas is $2.00, in Missouri.
All that is needed to acquire photographs, proof of citizenship personal identification, two photographs and a $10 bill and passport.
Any applicant for a U.S. passport is required to establish his identity to the satisfaction of the employer and for identification. If the person knows the applicant, that's sufficient. If not, an acceptable document, such as a KU-ID card, or an identifying witness will be necessary, she
There will be no draft call in January or February, according to Dean Kackey, assistant to the marketing department Tuesday, Kackey and he did not know if there would be a draft call in March. Kackey received the information Monday from the office of selective service in Topeka.
A person must present two photographs, signed on the front, left-hand side without marring it. You should use black or white and dark must show a front view of the full face and be no smaller than 2½ by 2½ inches nor larger than 3 by 3 inches. Mrs. Alison said it was imprecise in measuring machine pictures are not used. Instead, a professional
No Draft for February
The lack of a draft will effect students in the Extended Priority
Group classification which contains two subgroups, the first and second priority selection groups.
The first priority selection group consists of individuals who were given a training program during 1971. Individuals in the second priority selection group are those who were given a training program during this year and are not appealing
the classification.
Kaekley said his office is advising students to change their phone number if known if there will be a March draft call before taking any action to change their phone number.
Student Presidents Kill Insurance Plan
Miller and four other student body presidents met Jan. 20 at the campus library from the proposed consolidation of health services and insurance policies.
A proposed standard health insurance plan for all six state colleges is dead, according to the Miller, student body president.
The presidents found that differing physical facilities at the six schools, especially Wichita State University, presented insurmountable obstacles. WSU presently utilizes municipal roads and KK roads and other colleges maintain their own health services.
Another problem involved having to work with six individual insurance agents over
Reductions in the draft have been the results of overall reductions in the size of the forces in the modern Volunteer Army program according to Sgt. 1. C Fred Hill, Lawrence窜
the state, rather than one central agent. As a matter of policy, insurance companies are represented by agents in different districts throughout the state, rather than by one central agent.
Miller said that some colleges might also be forced to add or even to cut back some present services if the six colleges were affected by the college coverage. Fees at the colleges would be affected too, he said.
Also attending the session were R. D. Harmon, Kansas State; Jim Williams, Kansas State Teachers College, Emory; Appalachian State College, Pittsburgh, and John Morse, WSU Fort Hays State student body president Dave Tarrant was unable to attend.
Hill said it was the Army's goal to be able to stop using the draft to fulfill its manpower requirements by July 1, 1973.
"This would mean," said Hill,
"that though the draft law would
still be in effect for cases of
severe wrongdoing, there would
be a zero draft call."
Student body presidents of the six state colleges and universities will send letters to Kansas legislators next week. The Board of Regens' 1973 budget request of $176.0万 money
Leaders Urge Budget Support
Contents of the letters will be made public next week.
Nixon...
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critics will have lost one of their
arguments against Nixon's
Vietnam policy.
He said progress in the public negotiations had been disappointing.
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"It is a plan to end the war on Iran," said a professor outlined its acceptance mean the speedy return of all the prisoners of war to their country.
"The American people deserve an accounting of why it has been disappointing," he added, "Tongtight I intend to give you that accounting, and in so doing, to try to make it deadlock in the negotiations."
THE CHIEF executive then traced the 30 months of private meetings and secret meetings on last May 31, June 26, July 12, and Aug. 16. At the Aug. 16 session, Nixon sent a memo to Senator Robert McDonald with withdrawal of U.S. and allied troops within nine months after an agreement on an overall budget.
But less than a month later, he said, the North Vietnamese rejected the proposal and continued "berating us at the public sights for not responding to our requests not only presenter seven point plan."
By publicly denouncing the U. s. stance, Nixon said the North Vietnamese "induced many Americans in the press and the Congress into echoing their propaganda—Americans who protested that the country falsely used by the enemy to stir up divisiveness in this country."
He said he urged a meeting on Nov. 1 between Kissinger and one of Hanoi's top political leaders, the Vietnamese. The Vietnamese agreed and suggested a Nov. 20 date, he said. But on Nov. 17 the President continued, the North Vietnamese was ill and called off the meeting.
Nixon said his latest private initiative came Oct. 11 when he sent an unspecified communication to the North Vietnamese
containing new elements.
*The treaty.* Nixon said, *it is the rule that we demand from the enemy safely in the manner they want us to do*.
Disclosing full details of the plan "will prove beyond doubt that we need to make these negotiations succeed." Nixon said, "It will show unmistakably that Hanoi—on the war front—has made the war go on."
Nixon said the new South Vietnamese elections would be organized and run by an alliance of all political forces in South Asia, including the National Liberation Front "from" the Viet Cong.
NICE THEN TOH, he said, "the肩 has been an increase in troop infiltration not in the War." Communist militant offensives in Laos and Cambodia. Our bossean and the war in the step."
photographer should prepare them.
After President Thieu and his
adjacent resign one month before
the chairman of the South Vietnam
chairman of the Central Ber-
careskart head of the government.
NIXON TOUCHED on another element which he said was offered privately just July 26. Born in Beijing, he undertake a major construction program throughout Indochina, including North Vietnam, to help move people to recover from the pages of a generation of war."
White House officials elaborated on one point made
A person must appear in the office to apply if it is his first passport member or a member over 18 who is to be included on the passport must be appointed.
The officials told newsmen this means negotiations can come in time. But there were also a troop withdrawal, prisoner exchange and a ceasefire to be negotiated first and the political decisions taken will be new elections; to be taken later.
only briefly in his speech: "We remain willing to settle only the military issues and leave the South Vietnamese alone."
There were two basic reasons for Nixon's decision to make public the secret negotiations with Iran, the reason is the hope that the disclosure will trigger a response. The second, they said, is the fact that the situation was "undermining our security" by centralizing the American people."
Applications can be executed at the passport agency at the Federal Building in Kansas City, Mo. at Eighth and Grand.
The officials, who would not allow the use of their names, indicated they expected a negative reaction from the political group. But United States still hopes for serious negotiation."
If a person applies for his passport now, he can receive it in three weeks. After Feb. 15, it will take one month or longer.
Mrs. Allison said the following information should be kept in
Many countries also require a valid visa for entry. A visa is generally a stamped notation in the form of a passport. The person is permitted to enter the country. The individual has responsibility for obtaining a visa from each country on his or her own behalf. He or she has a pamphlet, "Fees Charged by Foreign Countries for the Vias of United States" that tells the cost and method of obtaining a visa from each country.
Nixon's speech followed a day of mounting speculation on Capitol Hill and the Nixon was prepared to set a date for full American withdrawal from Vietnam in exchange for the release of detained American host But Ziegler during the day caused reporters about concerns on this aspect of the problem.
IN HIS 20-minute speech, Nikon said his settlement offer is for Vietnam. "It deserves the light of public scrutiny by those nations and by other nations as well," he said. "And it deserves the united effort."
damaged while traveling abroad, report it to the nearest U.S. consular office.
Divorces Among Poor Provide Most Cases for Legal Office
The White House would
have invited 12 secret journeys to Paris. But press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said Kissinger would meet with
the White House.
The loss of a passport should be reported immediately to the Passport Office, Department of State, Washington, D.C. Special precautions should be taken to prevent this, since the Passport office can facilitate exchanges each missing passport and one's trip could be delayed.
mind once a person has received his passport:
The passport should be signed as soon as it is received.
WHEN A CASE is considered, the husband's income is taken from the paycheck if a woman comes in to ask for a divorce. If his income can cover an Office bill, he won't take the case in 11-month period ending in October. 211 cases were turned down, 118 of these for financial reasons.
Mutlation or alteration of a passport in any way renders it invalid. If your passport is
Divorces account for the majority of cases presented to the Society Louise Wheeler, director of the Legal Aid Office and associate professor of law at the University, on weekends. The office is set up to provide community services and an educational experience for divorced families.
Other cases the office handles include welfare problems, landlord-tenant problems and repossession, such as car repossession.
Passports usually are valid for a period of five years.
The Legal Aid Society is under the supervision of KU, in that it is a course with three hours credit. Students will be taught the mostly third-year law students, who now work in the office. The students apply for the course, "Legal Problems of the Poor," and are then interviewed
Wheeler said divorces could be petitioned on grounds of gross neglect of duty, such as no support for a child, or husband for extended periods, physical abuse or incompatibility. She also said that most divorces were requested by the court that most cases were uncontested.
The Legal Aid Society, which began in 1969, makes legal assistance to uninsured pay lawyer's fees. A $1 initial interview fee is charged, a $5 fee for additional $5 fee. The $5 can be waived in extreme emergencies. said Wheeler, but most of the people will make an effort to pay
By GINNIE MICKE
Kennon Staff Writer
Cases the office cannot take include criminal law, adoptions and bankruptcies.
Of 95 cases on file during October 1971,69 were divorce petitions.
STATE LAWS, which include a student practice statute, and corporate laws limit the ac-
activities of the office. Corporate laws require a board of directors.
The board of directors for the Legal Aid Society decides the income level that ultimately decides which cases will be accepted. Wheeler said that she had learned that the office changed so that the office could
take more cases.
Financial support for the Legal Ad Office is provided by various groups, including money from the University of Utah United Fund and a Ford Foundation grant called Council on Professional Responsibility.
Lawrence Loses Sturns To New Michigan Post
Vern Sturts resigned Jan. 15 as Lawrence Human Resources director to become the first president of Muskequen County, Mich.
Batford Watson, city manager,
said Sturm resigned "to accept a better job." Sturm will also be completing the requirements for a masters degree in public administration from the University of Kansas.
Bob Dinkins has been hired temporarily to replace Sturns as Lawrence Human Resources director. Dinkins is working on a degree in government administration. Applications are now being accepted for a permanent director because Dinkins will be leaving Lawrence
In his letter of resignation Sturus wrote, "The decision to leave was not an easy one. The time that he was extended by many individuals and co-workers in the city of Lawrence with his nominees for me."
Sturms' job in Michigan, which began Jan. 16, gave him charge of human rights programs for Muskegon County which includes a working with Ray Wells, will be working Lawrence city manager.
He also said, "Lawrence has afforded me numerous opportunities for growth and standing in the field of rights. I sincerely hope the future efforts of this city will continue to expand on past efforts in human rights, and make this a model community for all
Watson said, "We are very sorry to see Sern Sturge leaves the staff of the city of Lawrence. However, we recognize that in
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the development of careers of young men, it is necessary for them to be mobile and move to other locations, express our appreciation to Sturns for a job well done and wish him every success in his career.
Sturns came to Lawrence May 12, 1969. He was formerly with the Wichita Police Department as a civil field representative, where he helped find employment for individuals, many with police and staff assistance with related education and training projects.
Son Saved
1720 West 23rd Street
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP)-A mother blocked the door of her army man armed with a submachine gun, and saved her son from death at the hands of an enemy squad, police said Tuesday.
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For those veterans attending KU for the first time you must bring two copies of your DD Form 214 and fill out the necessary requests with Mrs. Edmondson at the Veterans Service window in Strong Hall. If you do not do this you will not be eligible to receive your GI Bill for school.
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