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‘Consider everyone'— Sec. Brown
New draft might include wome
United Press International
WASHINGTON — In a move
that may anger some feminists but
cheer others. Defense Secretary
Harold Brown wants women as well
as men signed up if the decision is
made again to register young people
for the military draft.
Brown made that point to the
House Armed Services Committee
Monday, making him the first ad
ministration official to take a posi
tion on the touchy issue.
“In that sort of emergency, he
said, referring to the kind of crisis
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he now sees as the only circum
stance requiring involuntary induc
tion, “yDu ought to consider
everyone.”
Discussion of resuming the draft
has become more frequent because
of problems in the all-volunteer mil
itary system adopted in 1973. With
today’s emphasis on women’s rights,
the discussion inevitably has in
cluded whether women should for
the first time be drafted as well as
men.
Some feminists say yes, others
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Brown said his judgment on
whether registered women should
actually be called up for service
“would have to wait a further exam
ination of what assignment policies
would be, and if the principal re
quirements were for combat
forces.”
Right now, he feels most combat
jobs are not appropriate for women.
Brown made clear he does not
feel draft calls are needed to man
the military now. He said the ad
ministration hopes to decide later
this year whether registration is
again needed to speed up the
mothballed draft system’s crisis
reaction time, and added, “We may
not need to go that far.”
That put him at odds with Gen.
David Jones, the Joint Chiefs of
Staff chairman, who said he defi
nitely wants to bring back registra
tion but would go slowly on actual
inductions because “there were
tremendous inequities in earlier
drafts.”
Jones refused to support Rep.
G. V. “Sonny” Montgomery, D-
Miss., who would like to draft
100,000 to 200,000 young men into
the depleted Army reserves.
Womei
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Nation.
Theft of
prompts
MSC camera sup pile
darkroom-use cutbac
By JAMES HAMILTON
Battalion Reporter
The Memorial Student Center
Camera Committee, which lost pho
tography equipment valued at more
than $2,000 in a recent burglary, is
taking action to prevent future
thefts.
The committee’s photography
studio and one of its two color dark
rooms were ransacked during the
Christmas break. Committee
Chairman Cynthia Odom said the
theft has forced the committee to set
new hours on the darkrooms.
“The darkrooms had been open
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24 hours in the past,” Odom said,
“but now they will be closed at mid
night and opened at seven in the
morning.”
During that time, the MSC alarm
system will be in operation on the
main door leading to the studio and
darkrooms, Odom said. She added
that the main door will also be pad
locked when the darkrooms are not
in use and that the rooms will be
closed during all holidays.
Karen Zantow, faculty adviser of
the group, said that all door locks
will also be refitted for new keys.
In the past, the committee has re
lied on those members using the
darkrooms to report any damaged or
missing equipment, but committee
officers are now planning to run
daily inventory checks on all the
darkrooms.
“Until now, we have not felt the
need to go in there and check every
thing ourselves,” Zantow said.
Currently, committee members
present their membership cards at
the MSC main desk in exc
keys to the darkrooms. Be
thief, or thieves, apparently!
key to gain access to thei
many members feel that tkl
desk should be more carefill
handing out keys.
“The main desk doesn’t!
names on the darkroom
Chairman Odom said. "Yoii|
give them someone else’si
they would never know."
One solution the comn
considering is to have
check out keys through tlit|
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since the craft shop closesatlil
on weeknights, that would J
another problem.
“In order to have the era Hsiao
handling the keys,” Zantn ■residen
“we would have to increasellr 1 oppos
of the craft shop so we cod an
open longer. That means d Ide Hou
budgetary consideration. WeBHe und
prepared at this point to jta#«ss^ry tl
those extra hours.” W 1 an in
The committee is alsocon!ft tor 'in-c
installing a switeh-aetivatediL'K warn(
the main door, but no plansir 6 United
have been made yet.
Chairman Odom said that
imately one-fourth of the
tee’s total supply of pholi
equipment was stolen.
The stolen items includeatl
press camera valued at about
Beseler PM2 Color Analyzer
-at about $265, a Polaroid
camera valued at about
equipment and other items.
“The theft has set us
cially at least one semester
chasing new equipment,
said. “Also, we were plai
start a check-out system for
our equipment, hut now
just no way.”
The theft has also fon
committee to cancel a stui
tography class it was offerir
semester.
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old boy, apparently spool(ed|
from a burglary when he
tally tripped the flash ofac ts
was arrested after his picture
up in a group of family
police said Monday.
“There was a camera on tb
said Sgt. J.S. Stittiam. “And! ®’ r
he picked it up to look at it f
the flash went off, and I guess
scared and dropped it on tk
James Herron said abo»l
roll of pictures remained i
camera after his houif
burglarized Dec. 12, buttle
did not use them all until W
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