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...John C. Carr, the man the Nixon administration wants to replace as director of the Massachusetts. Selective Service, said yesterday that the administration wants to replace him because "we don't feel we're a prosecution agency...
...complaints against Carr were that he had not been active enough in taking action against draft evaders, that he had not been cooperating with draft counseling services, and that he had practiced law while remaining in his post...
...whole dispute may be moot because at the moment the administration and I are talking about a decision agreeable to both sides," Carr said. But he called the charges politically motivated...
During the blackout, beleaguered Britons also had to endure a 24-hour nationwide strike by 350,000 workers protesting the government's proposed Industrial Relations Reform Act, which comes up for debate this week in the House of Commons. The Carr bill, so named for Employment and Productivity Minister Robert Carr, aims at legally preventing wildcat work stoppages. Though the bill is anathema to many union members, only a fraction of Britain's 24 million organized workers left their jobs in protest...
...keynote came from a Texas Democrat, former speaker of the Texas House Waggoner Carr; he was appropriate for the kickoff-about a hundred Texan Young Americans for Freedom had flown in on a chartered plane. Mr. Carr thanked the assembly for the privilege of speaking to them, introduced his wife Ernestine ("One of the prettiest girls of her age in Texas"), and in a slow, polite, instructor's voice free of most of the drawl that he must have been saving for the folks back home, he delivered quietly phrased exhortations that established one of the recurring themes...