Noted economist doubts end of freeze in 90 days
Paul A. Samuelson, Nobel economist at MIT, says it is hardly thinkable the wage price freeze ends after 90 days. He expects some changes and possibly a wage price board. He notes labor opposition will hinder but not kill the policy and supports a continued wage price control for the country’s good.
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Boston
UPI
Paul A. Samuelson
Nobel
Boston Sunday Advertiser
Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Preston Smith
Texas
Nixon
North Adams
Joseph R. Bianco
UVM seeks 1973 budget boost amid deficits
University of Vermont trustees endorse a 1973 budget request of 10.5 million and urge Gov Davis to raise his guidelines from 8.9 million. President Edward Andrews warns the governor’s cuts would create a deficit and moves to reduce costs, including program cuts and layoffs. He seeks a 2 million line of credit to cover salaries as prior funds were exhausted. Intercollegiate baseball has been eliminated.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont
Deane C. Davis
UVM
Edward Andrews
Andrews
Davis
Burlington Bank
Kennedy must run to keep liberal support in 1976 race
The Republican weekly Monday argues Senator Edward M. Kennedy must run for president next year or risk losing liberal backing to Mayor John V. Lindsay. It says Lindsay's switch to the Democrats would doom Senator George McGovern and shift leadership of the left to Kennedy, who faces rivals Harris Bayh Hughes Proxmire and McGovern yet remains the uncontested voice of the liberal wing.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
New York
John V. Lindsay
Republican Weekly
Repub
Lican National Committee
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GOP
Democrats
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Edward M
Kennedy
Robert
George McGovern
Fred R. Harris
Okla
Birch Bayh
Ind
Harold Hughes
Iowa
William Proxmire
Wis
McGovern
John Lindsay
Charisma
Devlin delivers premature daughter in Magherafelt
Bernadette Devlin 22, unmarried MP and civil rights leader in Northern Ireland, has given birth to a daughter at Magherafelt Hospital. Both mother and baby are reported doing well despite the premature birth. weight and other details were not disclosed. Devlin had planned the birth near October and said the event will not halt her political work.
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Magherafelt
Northern Ireland
UPI
Bernadette Devlin
Britain
Gas main break forces quick evacuation near Attleboro
Police credit regional news media for aiding a rapid evacuation of about 200 people from Mendon Avenue after a two inch gas main ruptured under a railroad overpass. The leak, detected after a Penn Central train left a chain on the rail, prompted cordons as Brockton and Taunton Gas Co. crews repaired the line.
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Attleboro, Mass
UPI
Mendon Avenue
Penn Central
Attleboro
Brockton and Taunton Gas Co
Three girls found safe after night lost in woods
Amy Sosman 11 of Lexington Massachusetts and her 10 year old twin cousins Kathy and Diana Munson of Westport Connecticut were located in Waterville Valley after spending a rainy night outdoors. Thirty searchers scoured the area from dawn and found them shortly after 10 a.m. unharmed after a wet night.
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Waterville Valley N.H
UPI
Waterville Valley
Amy Sosman
Lexington
Mass
Kathy
Diana Munson
Westport
Conn
Six arraigned after marijuana field raids in Colchester
Vermont District Court to arraign six suspects arrested in Colchester near the Winooski lines after police raids found a large duffle bag and a cardboard box of marijuana. Bail set from 500 to 2500 dollars for defendants Alan Perry 17 Benjamin Dupont 20 Jeffrey Rudolph 24 David Bleker 19 George Keiser 21 and David Emmons 23.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont District Court
Colchester
Winooski
Alan Perry
Marblehead
Mass
Benjamin Dupont
Guilford
Guilford, Conn., Jeffrey Rudolph
Huntington
David Bleker
New Orleans
George Keiser
David Emmons
Richmond
Amish family seeks Vermont land in wagon caravan
An Amish family of six traveling in a two horse drawn wagon reached Albany en route from Arkansas with plans to settle in Vermont before winter. They say they are an advance party for four other families seeking cheap land in the Green Mountain State.
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Albany
Vermont
Arkansas
Garbers
Ohio
Green Mountain
U.S
Boght Corners
Burnell jailed again after Canadian escape in Stockbridge
Donald Burnell 28 of Stockbridge who escaped from the Stockbridge police lockup on July 28 has been captured by Quebec authorities and held without bail at the Pittsfield house of correction pending arraignment in Lee District Court. William J. Obanheim Jr. 21, son of Stockbridge’s police chief, turned himself in on Burnell related charges, pleaded innocent, and posted 10,000 bail through his father. he’s due back in court September 9.
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Donald Burnell
Stockbridge
Canada
Burnell
Quebec
Berkshire County
House of Correction
Lee District
William J. Obanheim Jr
Lee Court
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