Kennedy urges rehab over jail to curb drug problem
Sen Edward Kennedy told a Worcester hearing that attacking drug causes is essential. He criticized heavy jail use, urged a coordinated plan across enforcement education rehabilitation and research, and cited only 10 million spent on rehab. A hearing in Lynn was slated Saturday.
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Winchester
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts Democrat
United States
Senate
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Lynn
Vermont flood outlook relaxes despite high snow water
MONTPELIER UPI The Water Resources Department says Vermont faces no serious flood threat this spring unless heavy rains occur. Engineer Donald Webster notes snow melt runoff in higher elevations is high but unlikely to trigger major floods. Some isolated, low level flooding possible if rainfall exceeds two inches in six hours.
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Montpelier
UPI
Water Resources Department
Vermont
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Donald Webster
Webster
Rock Festival Likely Cancelled in Middlesex
Middlesex town officials say a planned summer rock music festival is unlikely after promoters failed to attend a meeting with town officials. Leslie Wilson, chairman of the Board of Selectmen, stated that negotiations are not negotiable at this time and the proposal appears dead.
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Middlesex
UPI
Leslie Wilson
Board of Selectmen
Wilson
Budd Filippo Associates
New York
Addison County
Orwell
Vermont
Vermont Supreme Court Sunday Blue Laws challenge
In Rutland District Court a Monday hearing will decide if Vermont Sunday Blue Laws will be reviewed by the state Supreme Court. State and defense lawyers clash over First and 14th Amendment implications in the Ames Discount Department Store case.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont
State Supreme Court
Chester Ketcham
Middlebury
Ames Discount Department Store
Rutland County
Stephen Klein
High Court
Ketcham
McClal
Grand Jury Deliberations Sealed In Cabot Deaths Probe
Washington County Grand Jury completed three days of deliberations in Montpelier and sent a sealed envelope to Superior Judge Rudolph Daley. The panel heard 12 witnesses in the December shootings of Everett Morse Sr. and Joyce Martin and the exposure death of their infant son Anthony. Morse's sons Everett Jr. and James and Everett's wife Julie have pleaded not guilty to first degree murder.
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Montpelier
UPI
Washington County
Cabot
Rudolph Daley
Kimberly Cheney
Everett Morse Sr
Joyce Martin
Billy Kidd to Set Course in Stowe Sugar Slalom
Billy Kidd, world champion ski racer and native of the area, returns to Stowe this weekend as a course setter and forerunner for the 31st Sugar Slalom Race. The Mt Mansfield Ski Co says the event closes out the 1970 season this Sunday. Kidd turned professional after the European season and recently earned a gold medal in the world championships in Italy.
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STOWE
UPI
Mt. Mansfield Ski Co
Billy Kidd
Kidd
Europe
Italy
Governor says no plan to use new removal power
Gov Deane C Davis states he has no plans to exercise the new executive authority granting him removal power over all department heads, commissions and state board members. The measure, part of a government reorganization, became effective immediately and allows appointments at the governor's pleasure.
Robber Walks Out Of Glens Falls Bank With $42856
A lone gunman robbed Glens Falls National Bank Thursday afternoon, taking $42856 from the bank manager and a teller. Police describe the suspect as white, about 35, six feet tall, wearing a white trench coat with a black patch over his left eye. He spoke with manager Anthony Cafaro, then fled into nearby woods after being spotted by officers.
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South Glens Falls
Glens Falls National Bank
Here
Anthony Cafaro
Glens Falls
SUNY chancellor Gould resigns effective October first
Albany reports chancellor Samuel B. Gould resigns after six years leading the 68 campus SUNY system. He, age 59, plans future plans to be announced later. enrollment rose from 150000 to 286000 during his tenure. Also in Albany, a bill creates a SUNY ecology college with a 100000 appropriation and a Bachelor of Science in ecology pending Senate and Assembly action.
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Albany
Samuel B. Gould
State University System
Gould
Antioch College
Ohio
University of California At Santa Barbara
SUNY
College of Ecology
Senate
Assembly
Earl W. Brydges
Bear hunting season to shrink in Berkshire county
Pittsfield Division of Fish and Game director James M. Shepard said after a hearing he favors reducing the current bear hunting season from 10 weeks to one week, while opposing a five year moratorium. The move follows a petition drive by Mrs Edwin H Clark II seeking a moratorium and other controls.
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Pittsfield
Division of Fish and Game
James M. Shepard
Williamstown
Edwin H. Clark II
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