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Show gr DESERET 2A NEWS, Thursday, October 2, 1969 v- CJ'w Total Reform f .'' Urged In Draft - lot-te- ry ice System, including Director Lewis B. Hersheys tenure. feut there did not appear moch, likelihood the full committee would undertake hearings on major draft reform this late in the year, if at ML The subcommittee opened it heirngs this week. if f. f v' s. v' . - -- f 3 N.J. ATLANTIC CITY, The AFL-CIopened (AP) its convention today with plans to kick out one union and to raise dues by 54.6 million a year for some 13 million members of the labor fed--e r a t i 0 ns remaining 121 unions. S' 3 - O . student deferments to Include vocational schools; standards deferment and classification criteria; more sharply define conscientious objector provisions; provide for a military manpower study; and set a limit on tenure of the selective service director. A WASHINGTON (UPI) House Armed Services subcommittee was asked today to broaden its hearings on a draft to take in total reform of the Selective Serv- V ii--! ; , " ? - H 4 six-ye- wiam 'T' ; - ' KLZP fc. ' - raid and otherwise compete unions. with AFL-CIThe proposed dues Increase from 7 cents per member per month to 10 cents wii add $4.6 million to AFL-CIincome, bringing it to about $15.6 mil O MIAMI (AP) - Dade Coun- ty residents wont be able to 6ay charge it to the tax Collector after alL County commissioners voted 3 Wednesday against a bank's offer to let taxpayers use it credit card when paying the hew; property levy. lion a year. The money is used for the to federations programs new lobby workers, organize in Congress and conduct other business of the nations labor movement. 4-- Both actions were linked, at in part, with Walter Reuthers withdrawal of his United Auto Workers from the federation last year after a bitter leadership quarrel with AFL-CIPresident George Meany. The loss of Reuthers 1.6 million auto workers left a financial hole of about $1 million a year In the federations Income. last ; VrtTr- Credit Stops Here Plans Dues Hike AFL-CI- O j( ;j ..? I r gpw-fS t . f a 'Ifej i"llllin ,r , submitted his Thompson proposals on the heels of an appearance Wednesday by Li. Gen. Hershey, draft director since 194L s exThe ecutive council, headed by Meany, voted Wednesday to ask the 1,000 convention delegates to expel the International Chemical Workers Union for joining Reuthers Alliance for labor Action. AFL-CIO- Hershey, who once said he didnt think a draft lottery would work, testified Tuesday he now believed the time for a random selection method had come. Rep. Frank Thompson Jr., said in prepared testimony the existence of a consensus national brpad ., even demanding favoring draft law reform is undeniable." it I '. Jr ? x - : j h - f Presldent Nixon has announced that graduate students will now be allowed to complete the academic year In which they are enrolled before being drafted. The Nixon Administration proposal for a lottery Induction system is clearly not a r e f 0 r m, Thompson said. Reuther formed the alliance early this year with acting President Frank Fitzsimmons of the Teamsters Union, which was In expelled from the AFL-CI1957 on corruption charges. Ironically, Reuther was a major leader in the fight to oust the Teamsters from the federation. chemiThe cal workers joined the alliance despite Meanys warning union that that any AFL-CIdid so would face expulsion. The Meany branded the auto workers-teamstealliance a hostile labor organizatotion set up to wide-rangi- Until the announcement, students In the nations graduate schools had been premit-te- d under certain conditions to delay induction until the end of a semester. 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