Bennington Housing Plans Hinge on Other Towns Losing Funds
Bennington may receive 50 to 75 low income units under a Turnkey plan if HUD reallocates funds from other New England towns. W Averell Brown Legal Aid lawyer told Bennington Selectmen HUD has not reserved funds and 1971 appropriations are not being released. Bonkoski expressed cautious optimism while urging rapid contract steps and a housing survey. VSHA consideration for a leasing program was discussed with officials to expedite access to housing.
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Bennington
New England
John Bonkoski
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Housing Authority
Brown
Bonkoski
J. Duncan Campbell
Selectmen
J.C. Jerome
Jerome
Edward Frasier
Vermont State Housing Authority
VSHA
Frasier
Edward R. Lamb
Manchester
The
Banner
John E. Collar
Bennington Head Seeks Rutgers Presidency
Edward J. Bloustein president of Bennington College says he is among four candidates for Rutgers University in New Brunswick New Jersey and that he is not planning to leave Bennington yet. He mentions being considered for other places and notes the field also includes Paul Elvisaker Earl F Cheit and Fred Harrington. Bloustein has led Bennington since June 1965.
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Edward J. Bloustein
Bennington College
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
Paul Elvisaker
New Jersey
Earl F. Cheit
University of California At Berkeley
Fred Harrington
University of Wisconsin
Bloustein
Bennington
Police move in on demonstrators in Washington
Dozens of antiwar protesters were arrested outside Selective Service headquarters after a chilly night in the rain. Police cleared entrances at the IRS building as a bell toll vigil by church leaders called for an end to the war. The District National Guard prepared for a more militant week, while Goldwater and Gurney offices faced protests and counterdemonstrations. Gravely named first black admiral after a long career from postal clerk to Navy captain.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Washington City
Internal Revenue Service
Constitution Avenue
11Th St
IRS
Southeast Asia
District of Columbia National Guard
Ft. Meade
Justice Department
Barry M. Goldwater
Rpriz
Goldwater
Gay Liberation Front
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Senate
Gurney
America
Coalition For Freedom and Just Peace
American Youth For A Just Peace
Young Americans For Freedom
Vietnam
Polo Field
Lincoln Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
Navy
Richmond
Reserve
Regular Navy
Two Men Die In Hoosick Route 7 Headon Crash
In Hoosick New York a headon collision on Route 7 killed Charles M. Hathaway 36 of North Hoosick and Alfred D. Gates 38 of Hoosick Falls. Injured were Nancy Hathaway and Christopher D. Gates. Both were taken to Samaritan Hospital Troy. Officials cite ongoing investigation and autopsy results.
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Headon
Hoosick
N.Y
Charles M. Hathaway
North Hoosick
Alfred D. Gates
Hoosick Falls
Nancy Hathaway
Christopher D. Gates
Samaritan
Troy
BCI
G.L. Kronan
G.L. Milne
Babcock Lake Road
Mr. Hathaway
Christopher Gates
Hathaway
Rensselaer County
Robert Higgins
Mr. Gates
Troy Hospital
Elder Gates
Anthony E. Matera
Young Gates
Brunswick
Controls sought on ocean dumping by Nixon admin
EPA chief William Ruckelshaus urged Congress to authorize strict controls on waste dumped at sea while opposing a total ban. He argued feasible limits balance environmental protection with available disposal methods and proposed a broad permit system extending up to 12 miles offshore and into rivers and the Great Lakes.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Senate
Ruckelshaus
Oceans and Atmosphere
Subcommittee
Great Lakes
GM paid 20000 to hid missing Nader files says Free Press
Detroit Free Press reports GM paid 20000 for 19 microfilm boxes of complaint letters from 1964 and 1965 about the Corvair and other Chevrolet models. The letters reappeared in a Wyandotte warehouse after being missing from Chevrolet customer relations, amid Ralph Nader’s safety campaign.
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Detroit
UPI
Detroit Free Press
General Motors Corp
Corvair
Chevrolet
Ralph Nader
Wyandotte
Nader
Floyd E. Avery
Kenneth A. Simpson
W.E. Ludwick
Avery
Ludwick
John Cutter
Avery and Simpson
Center For Auto Safety
Terest
Free Press
Washington
Cutter
Fifth graders protest red river incident at Catamount Dyers
Fifth graders from Catamount School report red dye in the Walloomsac River near a plant on Division Street. Dyers deny responsibility, citing no leaks after a plant check by sewer superintendent Paul Kelley. Students suspect a stolen dye keg may be the source, though no keg was found.
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Red River
Dyers
Walloomsac
Jeffrey Knapp
Catamount School
Catamount Dyers
Division Street
Mortimer Krane
John Cleary
Walloomsac River
Charles Decker
Krane
Paul Kelley
Kelley
Inside look at now generation and local decorum
Pete Horton muses on the now generation and its future behavior while John Page provides a frost free planting timetable. Woodford works to preserve town integrity amid growth pressures as North Bennington honors a retiring librarian. BBS stays unbeaten in MVL baseball while the Patriots face a setback.
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BBS
Patriots
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Barre
Marion High School
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Yorty
Los Angeles
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UPS
Hue
Black Panther
A Shau
U.S
Pete Horton
John Page
Woodford
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