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...GUTKNECHT (R) District 1 (Southeast--Rochester; part of Mankato...
...least rewarding is the first of the three, Silverman's Madame Adare. Using a libretto by Richard Foreman, his longtime collaborator, the composer has written a fantasy, or more precisely a phantasmagoria, about psychoanalysis and creativity. As the piece begins, Miss Adare, played by Soprano Carol Gutknecht, is seeing her psychiatrist Dr. Hoffman (Bass-Baritone Richard Cross). Her problem: she cannot make up her mind whether she wants to be an opera star or a movie star, and while she dallies, she cannot even make enough money to pay for her sessions. When Hoffman refuses to treat her again...
...began saying no a year ago when it ruled that James Oestereich of Cheyenne, Wyo., could not be deprived of his statutory exemption as a divinity student just because he turned in his draft card. Two weeks ago, the court voided the speed-up induction of another protester, David Gutknecht of Gaylord, Minn., and outlawed all existing delinquency rules on the ground that Congress never intended to grant draft boards such "broad, roving authority." Last week the court applied its doctrine to the broad category of deferments. That case involved Timothy Breen, a student at Boston's Berklee School...
...disciplinary or vindictive measure." The board's action, said Douglas, was "a type of administrative absolutism not congenial to our lawmaking traditions." Justice Potter Stewart and Chief Justice Warren Burger concurred, but on the narrower grounds that the draft board had violated Selective Service rules by starting Gutknecht's speedup before giving him a chance to challenge his delinquent status...
...court made it clear that the Government still can prosecute young men in court for violating the regulation that requires them to keep their cards. So Gutknecht is not off the hook. And like other young men currently "delinquent" for similar reasons, he is back in the status that he held before his act of defiance. Gutknecht...