Rockefeller Urges Reordering of National Priorities
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York calls for a reordering of U S priorities under new leadership to unite a society at odds with itself. He warns federal policy has diffused resources and urges fiscal integrity and a creative federalism to address urban crisis and the nation’s spending. He supports strong leadership and private-public collaboration, with Vietnam to be addressed separately.
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Bennington State Aid Talks Highlight Communication Gaps
Area legislators and Bennington School District board clash over lack of state aid. Officials blame poor communication and insufficient votes. Miller Formula would have cost 21.4 million. Board cites tax levy authority. educators say several aid bills failed due to limited support and Montpelier reporting gaps.
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Bennington Board Replaces Report Cards With Conferences
The Bennington School District plans to drop most first and second grade report cards in favor of two annual parent teacher conferences for promoted students and a report card at year end. Conferences will occur late fall and mid spring with additional meetings if needed.
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Inside Camp Y Woods Prep for Summer
Columnist Catharine Foster reviews the antilitter laws while a new craft shop opens in Manchester. The page notes indicate features on page 3 4 and 6 with regional notes and local business highlights.
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Pakistan Offers Site For Vietnam Peace Talks
Pakistan agrees to host preliminary talks at its territory after UPI report. Kosygin’s visit underscores pressure from the Soviet bloc for early U.S. acceptance of Hanoi’s offer. Hanoi proposed Phnom Penh or Warsaw, while the U.S. suggested New Delhi Rangoon Vientiane Geneva or Jakarta.
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LBJ and Ike Meet on Hawaii to Texas Trip
President Johnson, after flying from Hawaii, met with former President Eisenhower at March Air Force Base California before heading to his Texas ranch. A joint communique with Park Chung Hee asserted South Korea will have a full voice in any Vietnam negotiations and pledged continued defense commitments. The report notes international mediation efforts and Hanoi’s insistence on Phnom Penh or Warsaw as talks sites, with Thant and others seeking a negotiated settlement.
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Sandgate Fire Kills Hansen
An elderly man, Burton Hansen, was burned to death in his bed this afternoon in Sandgate. His daughter said he had been smoking. the fire was noticed by passerby George Hughes and authorities, including the Arlington Fire Dept. and state police, responded. Hansen, disabled by a prior stroke, died at the scene. the family home is in Albany and three grandchildren survive.
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Lawmaking Functions Seen Key To One Man One Vote Rule
Vermont officials debate if school boards have lawmaking duties under a Supreme Court ruling. Assistant Attorney General Peck says the question hinges on enabling laws and whether boards’ functions are mainly administrative. Governor Oakes cautions each ward based election must be judged case by case.
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London Bridge moves to Arizona to span new lake
London Bridge will be dismantled and rebuilt in Lake Havasu City Arizona after McCulloch Oil Corp paid 2 240 000 dollars. The bridge will span a mile long channel on the lake edge with a British motif hotel and shops planned. The site sits near the Arizona California border as Lake Havasu grows around Parker Dam on the Colorado River.
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Readsboro Land Buy Nets 4500 Acre Tract to Harris
Henry F. Harris of Dover, treasurer of Rolton Inc, bought the 4,500 acre Harriman tract in Readsboro from Eugene L. Colman of New York City. Harris regards the purchase as a long term investment with no immediate development plans. The property sprawls across the northern Readsboro side of Vermont Route 8 into Searsburg, near portions of National Forest and power lines. Colman, active since 1966, once drafted a ski area and recreation homes master plan with Everett Lord-Wood Associates but halted further funding. He now targets Pine Land Tract in Dover and other Vermont parcels.
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Moulton Backs Mallary On Special Session Urgency
In Montpelier Republican State Chairman Elbert G. Moulton backs House Speaker Richard Mallary that only the capital complex and Vietnam veterans bonus bills are urgent for the May 6 special session. He supports Gov Hoff's limit on bills and says some of Hoff's five measures need time, singling out the senior citizens tax relief bill as requiring more discussion. He asserts the urgent measures can pass within 48 hours, and there is no funds or time for all proposed measures.
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