The White Falcon - 23.07.1971, Blaðsíða 4

Three new auto repair stalls are being installed at the Navy Ex-
change Service Station here, and will be opened in the near future.
Because of the expansion, the station will tend to be more general
in their work, and they hope to expand.
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CALLER: What forms, if any, do I need to take my baby stroller
off the Agreed Area?
• C.A.L.: Strollers go with babies, just like diapers. No form
is necessary as long as the baby and stroller go out the gate at the
same time.
CALLER: My tour in Iceland is
nearly completed and I will be
returning to the states on PCS
orders. How much liquor am I al-
lowed to take with me?
• C.A.L.: On PCS orders you
are allowed to take back one wine
gallon (128 fluid ounces) of al-
coholic beverages, of which three
quarts must be bottled in the
United States and of U. S. manu-
facture. Hie alcoholic beverage
must accompany you upon entry in-
to the United States, and you
must be 21 years of age or older.
CALLERt I have heard that the
TIA flights will be operating
under a new schedule soon. Is
this true?
• C.A.L.: Effective August 3,
the Tuesday TIA flights depart
for the U. S. at 8:30 a.m.
CALLERi I would like to take a
firearm back to the United States
with me. What is the correct
procedure for doing this?
• C.A.L.: The information is
extremely detailed, depending on
the type of firearm, the number
to be taken back, etc. All nec-
essary forms and information can
be obtained from the Rod and Gun
Club, Ext. 2276, or through the
club's president Frank Orr at
Ext. 8406. It is recommended
that all forms be completed well
in advance of your departure date.
CALLER: I will be leaving
Iceland soon, and will be ship-
ping my car back to the states.
I want to do some traveling be-
fore returning to my place of
residence. Will I have to regis-
ter my car in my home state be-
fore my travels?
• C.A.L.: Usually most states
will honor your JO plates for 90
days, providing you have PCS or-
ders or discharge papers showing
that you have, in fact, just re-
turned from an overseas area.
Check with your local highway de-
partment for further information.
// it’s news... call 4156
18-year-olds
now eligible
to cast ballots
Some 11 million young Americans
became eligible to vote last month
as the state of Ohio ratified the
26th Amendment to the Constitution
giving 18-year-olds the right to
vote.
Ohio was the 38th state to
ratify the amendment, thus real-
izing the ratification process.
President Richard Nixon pre-
sided over the certification
ceremonies at the White House,
witnessed by members of the "Young
Americans in Concert", a singing
group which visited the capital
before departing on a European
tour.
In a Presidential statement,
the Chief Executive said that
"young men and women who hav^^
participated in the life of
Nation through their work,
studies, and their sacrifices
its defense, are now to be fully
included in the electoral process
of our country."
President Nixon pointed out
that the ratification of the a-
mendment was accomplished in the
shortest time of any amendment in
American history,a fact, he said,
which "affirms our Nation's con-
fidence in its youth and its
trust in their responsibility. It
also reinforces our young peo-
ple's dedication to a system of
government whose Constitution
permits ordered changes."
At the ceremony, in vhich Gen-
eral Services Administrator Rob-
ert L. Kunzig certified the a-
mendment, the President urged the
young people who took part to
carry on with the "Spirit of
1776." This was the message the
President had put before the na-
tion earlier this month vinen he
took part in a ceremony opening
the Bicentennial Era, a five-year
period before the 200th anniver-
sary of the Nation.
Red Cross Instructor
If you hold a Red Cross First
Aid Instructor Card and wish to
Mr. Charles Blue, the Red Cro;
Field Director here.
Dial extension 5143 during
day, except from 12 to 1 p.m.

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July 23. 1971