Mt Anthony board adopts flat 1971-72 budget plan
Mt Anthony Union High School Directors approved a $2,404,505 operating budget for 1971-72, essentially unchanged from last year to avoid higher school taxes. The plan, discussed in executive session, excludes teacher salary increases beyond contracted steps, notes a $15,668 rise, and reallocates $25,000 in junior high renovations down to $10,000 as remodeling completes.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Sleeman
Mt. Anthony
Supreme Court rules voters may block low-cost housing
The Supreme Court upheld California’s 1950 law allowing a community vote to approve federally funded low rent housing. In a 5 to 3 decision, Justice Black wrote the majority, rejecting equal protection challenges and saying the measure lets residents have a voice on projects that affect taxes and development. Dissenting Justice Marshall argued the statute singles out low income people.
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Supreme Court
Fred P. Graham
N.Y. Times
Washington
California
National Association of Home Builders
American Institute of Architects
Justice Department
National Urban Coalition
San Jose
Federal District Court
Hugo L. Black
Justice Black
Warren E. Burger
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Harry A. Black
Mun
Burger
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Housing Crisis Looms As HUD Talks Progress
Bennington officials push for more low income housing after HUD meeting. VSHA leasing program could aid 250 new units, with 350 to 400 applications pending. Funding decisions depend on need and first come first served, while officials seek an urgent future meeting.
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Joe Swayze
Bennington
Bennington Housing Authority
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
W. Averell Brown
Housing Authority
Manchester
N.H
John Bonkoski
Vermont State Housing Authority
VSHA
John E. Collar
Kenneth B. Shaw
Bennington Selectmen
Shaw
James Comi
William M. Harrington
Max Fienberg
Home Inc
Comi
Collar
Joseph W. Bett
Social Welfare
HUD funds 400 Albany housing units under Turnkey plan
HUD approves 10 million dollars for construction of 400 elderly and low income housing units in Albany's Arbor Hill. AVR Realty Co. will build and transfer to Albany Housing Authority. work starts next month with temporary notes and later bond funding. Robert Bender notes federal guarantees and seed money support.
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Albany
N.Y
USS. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Arbor Hill
Samuel S. Stratton
HUD
Bennington Housing Authority
Bennington
AVR Realty Co
Yonkers
Albany Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Robert Bender
The
Albany Housing
Senate panel to push faster Vietnam withdrawal
Senate Foreign Relations Committee will press President Nixon to speed up the U.S. pullout from Vietnam. Ranking Republican George Aiken says hearings will seek congressional and executive responsibility and may urge a public withdrawal date. He warns against broader Middle East war effects.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
George Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Vietnam
Aiken
Congress
Executive Branch
Middle East
Indochina
William Rogers
Two Chinas policy urged for U N admission
A presidential commission led by Henry Cabot Lodge urged the United States to back a Two Chinas approach in the United Nations, supporting both Nationalist Taiwan and Mainland China. It suggested considering admitting divided Vietnams, Germanys, and Koreas, while keeping Taiwan as a U N member. The White House has reviewed long standing policy, amid thawing U S China tensions.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
President
United Nations
Nixon
White House
Washington
UPI
United States
China
Organization
National Security Council
State and Defense Departments
Peking
U.S
Open Forum
World
Commission
Taiwan
U.N
Vermont Governor vetoes extended unemployment benefits
Vermont Governor Deane C. Davis vetoed a measure to extend jobless benefits to up to a year, arguing it would burden employers and put Vermont firms at a competitive disadvantage. The veto followed prior legislation raising benefits from 26 to 39 weeks and was backed by the Employment Security Commission.
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Employment Security Board
Davis
House
Vermont
United States
Stella Hackel
North Bennington hosts ABC move to house students
North Bennington hosts the ABC project with a five year lease on Clarence White’s Mechanic Street house. The plan aims to bring 10 or more American Indian and Eskimo students to live and attend school here. A Friday meeting at St Peters Hall in Bennington will gauge community support.
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Bennington
Clarence W. White
Mechanic Street
North Bennington
Paran Creek
St. Peter’s
Tom Mikula
Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
ABC
Anthony Junior
Peter Chapman
Woodstock
Inside Bennington Program trip to Washington page 3
Gerry Parker chronicles the Bennington Program trip to Washington detailing impressions and itinerary on a page 3 feature. The column analyzes expectations and reactions to national politics shaping student and civic engagement.
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Gerry Parker
Washington
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Mauhs Board
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Haiti
National Palace
Port-au- Prince
Papa Doc’’ Duvalier
National Assembly
Duvalier
Lodge
North
Clarence White
Bennington Museum
Mankiewicz-Braden
Shaftsbury
Hoosick Falls
Massachusetts
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