Hoff Advocates Jobs for Everyone in Senate Run
Former Gov. Philip Hoff campaigned in Montpelier urging a guaranteed job for every able worker as he campaigns for the Democratic Senate nomination. He argued postwar job growth would open in education welfare health and environment and said many fields have suffered from military spending. His primary foe William Meyer of West Rupert weighs withdrawal amid Hoff’s responses. In Waterbury a 67-year-old Jamaica man Arthur Netzell who faced assault with intent to kill died while under observation at Waterbury State Hospital after earlier barricading state troopers with a revolver.
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Meyer
Waterbury
UPI
Jamaica
Waterbury State
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Arthur Netzell
Netzell
Brandeis Students File Suit Over Campus Ouster
The National Strike Information Center at Brandeis University sues the school and the Waltham Board of Assessors in U S District Court seeking to resume campus operations. Judge Andrew Caffey set a hearing date for restraining orders next Tuesday. The group says it was ousted from its campus office amid a $10,000 tax assessment dispute and university officials closed the office after tax concerns were raised.
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Boston
UPI
National Strike Information Center
Brandeis University
U.S
Brandeis
Waltham Board of Assessors
Andrew Caffey
Bayh to Speak at Democratic Banquet in Rutland
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana will keynote the Democratic state platform convention banquet in Rutland on Sept. 12. Tickets are $10, available via Box 231 Burlington, with invitations through county and town chairmen. Bayh, a rising Democrat, helped push the 25th Amendment and is involved in the 26th Amendment proposal. He opposed several Supreme Court nominees and began his career in the Indiana House.
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Birch Bayh
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Rutland
Francis J. Esposito
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Bayh
Haynesworth and
Carswell
U.S. Supreme Court
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Richard Nixon
Indiana House
Box 231
Governor Davis to Meet Nixon Aide Over Pollution Fight
Gov. Deane C. Davis will meet White House environment adviser Russell E. Train to press for stronger federal action on water pollution. Conversation follows Davis's Lake Champlain inspection and seeks extension of prefinancing, higher pollution funds, and tougher anti-pollution laws.
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Montpelier
UPI
Deane C. Davis
White House
Davis
Russell E. Train
Council On the Environment
Lake Champlain
Rutland Parochial Schools to Have Full Programs
Rutland parochial schools plan full programs next year despite potential rejection of a $35,000 loan to hire two lay teachers for Christ the King and St. Peters elementary schools. School boards warn without the funding, two grades may be dropped by 1971 or 1972, though tuition would not rise this year. The move follows Sisters of St Joseph reductions in teaching staff last January.
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UPI
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St. Peters Catholic
St. Peter’s
al Chioffi
Leonard Wing
Christ the King School Board
Sisters of St. Joseph’s
Senate backs Dickey Lincoln project funds in Maine
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to restore over 800000 dollars to a public works bill for planning the Dickey Lincoln public power project on the St John River in northern Maine. The House had cut the money, setting up a clash in conference with a 5.2 billion money bill.
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UPI
Maine
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
St. John River
House
Vermont Attorney General Candidate Promises Nonpartisan Office
Democratic candidate Thomas Salmon tells WCFR that if elected attorney general he will depoliticize the office and use objective criteria for justice and enforcement. He also questions marijuana law enforcement and cites a police force of 300 as a major challenge.
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Salmon
Wallingford Elfin Lake Beach Reopens After Chlorination
Elfin Lake Beach in Wallingford reopened after a few days closure due to pollution. The lake was chlorinated on Monday for the second time and concession runer Miss Whitney McIntyre said chlorination killed hundreds of small fish. Tests by Town Manager John Risher showed the bacterial count was not excessive. In Burlington, Richard E. Cushing, formerly of Lowell, Mass., is held on $15,000 bond at the Vermont Correction Center after pleading innocent to assault with intent to kill Michael Belmonte, 22, last Sunday.
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Elfin Lake
Whitney McIntyre
John Risher
Burlington
UPS
Richard E. Cushing
Lowell
Mass
Vermont Correction Center
Michael Belmonte
Goldberg Camps in Adirondacks for Conservation Message
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Arthur Goldberg left New York for a two day Adirondack camping trip with an assistant and reporters. They will climb, fish, and meet conservationists to stress conservation and the Adirondack Preserve.
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Arthur Goldberg
Adirondack Mountains
U.S. Supreme Court
Adirondack Preserve
Berkshire Budget Edges Toward Quick Passage in Legislature
Berkshire County plans a near final $2 million 1970 budget as weather bureau funding is resolved by a Monday compromise at the Statehouse. Nuciforo and Kitterman announce bureau operation through Sept 1. Mohawk Valley Aviation seeks to sublet Harriman hangar space. city solicitor opinion pending. Williams town to dispose of two Mt Pleasant houses, demolish to exit costly real estate dealings.
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Berkshire County
Statehouse
Weather Bureau
Andrea F. Nuciforo
William S. Kitterman
North Adams
Mohawk Valley Aviation Inc
Harriman
Williamstown
Mt. Pleasant
Board of Selectmen
Night Clerk Robbed at Williams Inn in Early Tuesday Heist
A neatly dressed man in his early 20s robbed the Williams Inn of 49 dollars and threatened night clerk Gordon Archibald early Tuesday morning. The suspect wore a brown looking sports coat and slacks, about six feet tall, according to Archibald.
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Williams Inn
Gordon Archibald
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