Architect Claims $11 Per Square Foot School Plan
Greenfield архит John Chernyak told Pownal parents and officials a Winchester NH elementary plan costs $11 per square foot, including fee and furnishings, amid calls for an $688000 bond. Critics warn costs vary by state standards while praising potential savings from sloped roofs and compact plumbing.
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Pownal
Pownal—Torming
Greenfield
Mass
John Chernyak
Winchester
N.H
Pownalites
Chernyak
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bennington Southwest Supervisory Union
State Education Department
Winchester School
Catherine Corcoran
Richard B. Diamond
Diamond
Newice
Tigers Pitcher Dennis McLain Is Suspended by Commissioner
New York UPI reports Detroit Tigers star Dennis McLain has been suspended until July 1, 1970 by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for conduct not in the best interests of baseball. The action comes from MLB after an off field incident drawing league discipline.
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NEW York
UPI
Dennis McLain
Detroit Tigers
Bowie Kuhn
Davis Wins Dual Vermont Government Reorganization Votes
In Montpelier the House approved two key Davis reorganization bills without debate. One creates a cabinet form of state government and the other lets the governor streamline the executive branch by executive order, with a veto by the Legislature within nine days.
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Francis Esposito
D-Rutland
House
GOP
Esposito
Harvey Carter
R-Pownas
Theodore Riehle
South Burlington
Carter
Davis
Senate
New Charge Laid Against Medina
Washington reports the Army has charged Capt. Ernest L. Medina with responsibility for all alleged My Lai murders on March 16, 1968. Four counts of murder and a maiming charge remain from earlier filings, with the new charge substituting for a prior claim that he knew of felonies. Medina, 33, from Pico Rivera, California, says he did not order a massacre and that none was reported to him. The Army says he could be held liable as a principal or for counseling another.
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Medina
Pico Rivera
Calif
Pentagon
Army
Herman L. West
Fort McPherson
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
David Mitchell
Aiken Backs Carswell Won't Embarrass Nixon
Washington and Burlington reports show the fight over G Harrold Carswell's Supreme Court nomination shaping momentum. Uncommitted senators face pressure as Vice President Agnew may break a tie, Mundt may pair, and Democrats like McIntyre signal resistance while GOP names Aiken Williams Cooper Prouty Cook weigh their steps as political maneuvering tightens.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Spiro T.agnew
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Mundt
Carswell
George D. Aiken
Vermont
John J. Williams
Delaware
Winston L. Prouty
J. Caleb Boggs
Marlow W. Cook
R-Ky
John Sherman Cooper
Prouty
Philip H
Hijacked Plane Stall in Seoul Rages as Hostages Starve
Seoul and Tokyo clash over a hijacked Japanese airliner at Kimpo Airport. Hijackers demand flight to North Korea and threaten to blow up the Boeing 727 unless hostages are freed. Japanese and South Korean officials insist on safe completion of negotiations.
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Seoul
UPS
North Korea
Kimpo
Tomisaburo Hashimoto
Tokyo
U.S
Hashimoto
Toshikazu Maeda
Fukuoka
Japan
It's April Again New Rail Era Awaits Vermont
Vermont plans a Rutland Railway passenger revival within months on the old North Bennington to Bennington line. Services will include Monadnock to Montreal style long distance trains with dining cars and a Vermont decor theme. Commuter runs from Manchester to Bennington will gain snack bars and breakfast facilities, air conditioned cars, and restored stations with telegraph offices. Government officials say subsidies will be needed but justify the move as cheaper than highways and a path to eased congestion. In Bennington, locals greeted the proposal with interest and curiosity.
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Rutland Railway
Manchester
Bennington
North Bennington
Railway
Vermont
Montreal
New York City
Rutland Railroad
State of
Highway Department
N Y Hikes State Aid To School Districts
Albany N Y with a near unanimous vote the Legislature approved a 388 million dollar increase in state aid to local school districts for 1970 71 The Assembly 139 to 1 and the Senate 51 to 1 passed the measure Despite objections that it is insufficient Democrats sought extra aid but amendments failed The NY state budget will include about 170 million of the total due to overlapping fiscal years
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Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Senate
Clark C. Wemple
Schenectady
Joseph Galiber
Bronx
Inside Columnist on Census and Letters on Labor Politics
On the Inside columnist John Chamberlain shares thoughts about the census. A letter to the editor discusses labor participation in politics, with additional letters featured. A Hoosick Falls symposium heard more on the drug problem with coverage on page six.
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John Chamberlain
Hoosick Falls
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Avis Whitman
Douglas Rowe
Joan Myers
Elaine Nesto
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Barbara Heacock
Barbara Morton
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