French Re-Evaluates State Programs In Vermont
Administration Commissioner William French said the Davis Administration will implement a planning and budgeting system to coordinate long range goals across state departments. He foresees a more integrated government, with no drastic welfare cuts planned but potential standard reductions if finances remain tight.
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Deane C. Davis
Operator Vows To Continue Motorcycle Racing at Grafton
Grafton Vermont operator Perley Bell said motorcycle scrambles will occur the weekend of July 13 at his 400 acre farm. He seeks a Vermont Motor Vehicle Racing Commission permit and notes town voters may be asked to decide again if the selectmen lack power to override last year’s referendum approving the scrambles. Bell hinted timed trials could occur without state regulation.
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Vote Count Delayed On Harvard Strike Vote
Harvard University counts of a secret ballot on resuming the student strike are delayed until Tuesday due to delays from graduate students. SDS plans new protests as ROTC controversy and probation measures for Radcliffe students fuel campus turmoil.
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Wilkins says guns have no place on campuses
In Boston NAACP leader Roy Wilkins urged black studies be integrated into the broader university curriculum. He warned that gun use by students is unacceptable and cautioned against black departments operating as a separate Jim Crow entity within universities.
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Boston
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Retiring St Michael's President Warns on Student Unrest
The Very Rev. Gerald Dupont told alumni and faculty that the next president must be ready for potential student unrest at St. Michael's College in Winooski. He noted national unrest is rising. Bernard Boutin of Nashua, former SBA head and ex mayor of Laconia, will take over June 15.
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Vermont appoints Island Pond native as information specialist
Pueblo crewman Bradley Crowe, 21, of Island Pond is named by Gov. Deane C. Davis to join the Vermont Local Affairs Department as information specialist, starting June 1. Crowe, a Navy communications technician, called the governor from San Diego seeking help. He will earn $140 weekly.
Blood drives in New England donate over a thousand pints
Eight drawings in Vermont and New Hampshire have supplied the Regional Red Cross Center in Burlington with more than 1,000 pints of blood. The center reported Sunday that 916 pints were distributed for the week ending April 26, with 764 pints going to hospitals in Vermont and New Hampshire.
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New Hampshire
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Twin State
Missing bloodhound Matt Dillon found safe in Redmond
REDMOND UPD says Matt Dillon the state police bloodhound, missing for a week during tracking exercises, was found Sunday by two boys and returned home. RANDOLPH UPD reports Clark R. Tabor Sr. of Braintree, 55, killed Saturday when crushed by a bulldozer he was operating after reportedly falling from the machine.
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Funeral services for Norwich prof K R B Flint Wednesday
Middlebury reports funeral services will be held here Wednesday for retired Norwich University professor K R B Flint who died Saturday in Great Neck New York at age 88. In Chester UPI reports Mrs Winifred E Chapman 81 of Chester was killed Saturday when her car crashed off Route 11.
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Great Neck
N.Y
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UPI
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Area wide plan eyed for Troy waste disposal
New York State Pure Waters Authority seeks inter municipal agreements for a regional solution to Troy area solid waste. Potential partners include Albany, Cohoes, Watervliet, Schenectady and Rotterdam. Troy officials pursue new bids for the city contract while authority clarifies long term aims. Albany County Head Start receives 655..
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New York
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Albany
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Schenectady
Rotterdam
Bond set for two in Berkshire suit theft case
Alfred Senibaldi 65 and Bette Albondante 40, both of Cleveland, were arrested in North Adams on larceny charges after police searched a car. They allegedly aided a theft from Roberts Co. worth about 2500. 29 suits and coats were recovered. two other suspects fled. Bail set at 5000 each for District Court arraignment.
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Ohio
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Derailment Cleared After 15 Cars Jump Track Eastbound Coal Train
A 92 car eastbound coal train bound for Rowe suffered a Saturday derailment in Charlestown area. 15 cars derailed carrying more than three million pounds of coal. No injuries were reported. Cause under investigation. Crews worked through the night to reopen the line by Sunday afternoon.
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Cable firm franchise face 30 day termination notice
Clarksburg selectmen notify Carmen DiLego manager of Telesystems Corp that under a February 1968 permit and franchise a 30 days notice of termination will follow for misuse and noncompliance. A meeting with DiLego and officials will discuss required clearance for the cable TV permit. Lanesboro selectmen issue an ultimatum warning prosecution under Massachusetts law for transporting rubbish into the town amid garbage complaints.
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Telesystems Corp
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Telephone Company
Lanesboro
Pittsfield Future Teachers Club Teaches in 10 Elementary Schools
Pittsfield High School’s newly chartered Future Teachers of America club is teaching lessons this spring in ten city elementary schools, showcasing student-led instruction and community engagement.
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