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Tougher draft
College Press Serivce
WASHINGTON, I>C ? Rep~
Gerald Solomon, R-N.Y., author of
the law that denied federal aid to
students who refuse to register for the
draft, says he may soon introduce a
new law to apply even mote pressure
0:1 students to sign up with Selective
Service.
The measure aims to punish schools
that set up special funds to support
students who lose federal aid because
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mey reiuse 10 register wun selective
Service.
"My impression is Congressman
Solomon wor1'* be encouraging
schools' attentior o concurment with
the Solomon amendment, which is the
intent of Congress and the U.S. law,"
said Jeff Cileason, a Solomon aide.
There is no evidence any schools actually
have set up student support
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schools actually have set up student
support funds, but Gleason claims
"some have said that's what they intend
to do."
Harvard, Northwestern, Swarthrnore
and Vale universities did an
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"We don't object to the
underlying premise that
students must register for the
draft to get student aid, but
it is quite another thing to expect
the health profession
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Selective Service."
Marty Liggett
Association of Dental Schools
nounce plans to give private aid to
students who can't get federal aid,
regardless of the reason.
Solomon's new amendment would
cut off funds to medical, dental, allied
and other health profession schools
that help non-rgistrants. Those funds
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in 1982, arc lobbying to
alter the amendment before it reaches
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the House, elaiming it's not the job of
schools to forec student compliance
with Selective Service laws.
"We don't object to the underlying
premise that students must register for
the draft to get student aid, but it is
quite another thing to expect the health
professions schools to do the job of the
Selective Service," said Marty liggett
of the American Association of Dental
Schools (AADS) in an interview with
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The American Council on Education
and the National Association of
Land Grant Colleges have joined
AADS to change the amendment while
other education and professional
groups are withholding official
reaction.
Even though 98 percent of the eligible
men have already complied with
the draft laws, "It's a question of principle,"
said Gleason of Solomon's of
I'icc. "Even if a large portion of people
arc abiding by the law, you still want
full compliance."
"Remember, he (Solomon) is not
sure he'll even offer the amendment,"
Gleason said.
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