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The Selective Service System has released a list of proposed changes in their regulations which will affect young men facing the draft process in the future. The changes - which were first proposed to the public for review in early November and now are amended after further study - concern procedures for personal appearances and appeals, among other major subjects. The proposed changes, scheduled for publication today in the Federal Register, are expected to become effective throughout the more than 4,000 local draft boards in mid-February. Until they become effective, Selective Service will continue its moratorium policy on all personal appearances and appeal board actions.
One of the major changes proposed today guarantees the registrant’s right to request an appeal following an adverse decision at t his personal appearance with his local board. The % revisions published today set a 15-day time limit in which a registrant must request a personal appearance or an appeal, but they
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