UNH Boss Bonner Offers Resignation Over Past Misconduct Charges
UNH president Dr. Thomas Bonner says he will resign if an independent panel finds the charges about his past professional and political conduct true. The Manchester Union Leader published a critical six part series, alleging Cincinnati ties and relaxed campus rules, while Bonner denounced the report and warned of possible legal action.
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N.H
UPI
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Th University of New Hampshire
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Manchester Union Leader
UNH
R. Warren Pease
Cincinnati
Pease
U.S. Senate
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Cotton
George S. McGovern
D-S.c
University of Cincinnati
New Hampshire
Mystery surrounds apparent death by own action
In Chicago a naked secretary fell 90 stories from the John Hancock Center, dying on the street below. Lorraine Kowalski a 29 year old widow visiting Marshall Berlin allegedly caused the crash after an argument. Police and building officials say the case is an apparent death by own action and investigators seek to resolve how the 125 pound woman broke a 100 story glass pane. Berlin an executive at LS Berlin Press and Kowalski’s RCA worker ties are noted as context.
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Chicago
UPS
John Hancock Center
Lorraine Kowalski
Loeb Says He Could Back Jackson or Yorty in 1972
Reno publisher William Loeb, editor of the Union Leader, says he could support Sen. Henry Jackson or Mayor Sam Yorty for president in 1972. He praises Jackson on foreign policy but notes milder domestic liberalism. He doubts Yorty’s nomination chances and criticizes Nixon’s White House staff and China policy.
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Pat Buchanan
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Red China
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Manchester
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Reno Lions Club
Teddy Kennedy
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Peking
Orient
Asia
Winooski voters cast ballots on renewal plan
Voters in Winooski decide on a 908000 first phase of an urban renewal program to buy land in four areas and cover relocation costs. More than 706000 would come from HUD with opponents warning 75 low income housing units may bring more welfare recipients. Also on ballot are 186000 for a municipal pool and a ban on outdoor burning.
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UPI
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Falmouth duo tie rocking chair world record at 144 hours
Carolyn Berry and Steve Estes completed a six day rock a thon in a Falmouth parking lot, tying the world record after 144 hours and raising more than 8 thousand dollars for the Jimmy Fund. Berry is a Cape Cod Community College student. Estes attends Rollins College in Florida.
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Mass
UPI
Carolyn Berry
Steve Estes
Carolyn
Cape Cod Community College
Estes
Rollins College
Orlando
Fla
Jimmy Fund
Nudity arrests dropped in Thayer Dam case
Washington County State’s Attorney Kimberly Cheney issued a tongue in cheek press release after dropping disorderly conduct charges against Carol Smith James Sexton and Robert McClaren all Warren residents for swimming nude at Thayer Dam in Warren The official said the arrests were to discourage nude swimming and hoped similar actions would not be taken at Woodbury quarries.
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Woodbury
Carol Smith
James Sexton
Robert McClaren
Warren
Prehearing in Vermont pond case over bog land and homes
A pre-hearing conference in Montpelier addressed issues for a landmark environmental dispute over Ryder Pond in Whitingham. Haynes Brothers seeks to drain the pond and build a lake with vacation homes. The Environmental Commission denied the permit, labeling the area an irreplaceable natural bog, a ruling later upheld by the state Environmental Board, which agreed in July to hear new evidence.
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UPI
Ryder Pond
Whitingham
Haynes Brothers
District Environmental Commission
State Environmental Board
Vermont moves to close Montpelier jail and use Barre facility
Agreement reportedly reached to phase out the Washington County lockup in Montpelier by using Barre city jail as a temporary detention facility through June. A judge had ruled the Montpelier lockup unfit for habitation, with a similar order from city inspectors. Vermont also reports fiscal 1971 LEAA funding totaling about 1.07 million with 182k still available, including a 224k grant for the statewide police radio system.
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Montpelier
UPI
Washington County
Kent Stoneman
State Community Correctional System
Barre
Vermont
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Governor’s Crime Commission
Brunswick boy injured in bicycle collision with car
Jeffrey Jackson 12 of Brunswick was hospitalized with head injuries after his bicycle was struck by a moving car driven by Allan Green 18 of Brunswick. Police say Green was passing a group of riders when the bike pulled into the car’s path. Jackson was thrown about 25 feet.
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Jeffrey Jackson
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Allan Green
Green
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Adams Plans to Tear Down Mount Greylock Memorial Tower
The state Department of Natural Resources will dismantle the Veterans Memorial Tower on Mount Greylock this fall to restore it safely and rebuild next year. Skepticism from locals and Save-the-Tower committee members questions the tower’s return. In Williams College news, a new Mission Park residential building nears completion at $4.4 million and will house 294 students across four stories.
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Zampieri
Adams
Michalenko
Williamstown
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