Abortion foes press Vermont case after high court ruling
Willis Higgins, attorney for 19 challengers including six married women and 11 doctors, says the Vermont 1846 law banning abortion except to save a life remains unfair. He argues the D C statute differs and that the Supreme Court decision does not address the Vermont challenge on ninth amendment rights. Filed last week in Chittenden Chancery Court in Burlington for a declaratory judgment.
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Rabid deer found in Maine prompts hunt for possible exposure
In Hollis Maine wildlife officials announced the first recorded rabies case in Maine deer. State wardens searched for two young boys who may have been exposed as a rabid deer died and authorities investigated the risk to nearby residents and pets.
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Limington
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High level rap session linked to Bilderberg Meeting in Woodstock VT
More than 100 attendees from the United States Canada and western Europe gather in Woodstock Vermont for an international high level rap session connected to the 17th annual Bilderberg Meeting. A Logan Airport news conference planned to disclose participants and topics.
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UPI
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Canada
Europe
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United States
Williamsburg
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Vermont debated fee delays and education aid reform
Vermont officials at Montpelier discussed key policy moves. Attorney General Jamies Jeffords backed a one year delay in pay-to-pollute fee enforcement while House leaders moved to extend a July 1 1972 deadline. Education Committee Chair Henry Carse declared the Miller formula dead and urged summer work on a new aid plan. Peter Lewis of the Central Vermont Community Action Council announced his resignation effective April 30 to return to private law practice in Washington.
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Cheney calls inquest into Montpelier jail treatment
Washington County State's Attorney Kimberly Cheney has ordered a District Court inquest on May 4 to examine the treatment of prisoners at the county lock-up in Montpelier.
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UPI
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Vermont liquor tax revenues rise to over five point six million
The state Liquor Control Department reported on Wednesday that liquor tax revenues this year exceed $5.6 million, up about $190,000 from the previous year, signaling stronger sales and higher state receipts.
Bond in Stable Condition After Abdominal Pain Episode
ALBANY UP I Julian Bond a 31 year old civil rights activist and Georgia state legislator was hospitalized in satisfactory condition for observation after experiencing abdominal pains during a speaking tour He was admitted to Albany Medical Center Hospital but appendicitis was ruled out Bond the first black Georgia legislator since Reconstruction arrived to speak at the State University at Albany during Black Week, but his appearance was canceled POESTENKILL Two boys and a dog missing overnight from a Poestenkill farm were found safe early Wednesday morning huddled under a tree with a 100 man search party near the old Poestenkill School Route 154 The boys Daniel Sullivan nine and Patrick eight were staying with grandparents on North Road
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Berkshire Jury Convicts 21YearOld in Robbery Case
A Berkshire Superior Court jury found Elmer Litchfield of Hinsdale guilty of inducing a Pittsfield girl to rob a teller at Pittsfield National Bank last February. Sentenced to one year in the House of Correction with 68 days credit. Probation violation pending in District Court. The girl's case awaits adjudication.
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