Bay State Senate Approves House Lottery Bill
The Massachusetts Senate approved the House lottery bill 21-15 after Gov. Fran Sargent warned he would veto in its current form. The plan places control with State Treasurer Robert Crane, who would oversee licensing and staff expansion. Sargent favored a governor-appointed commission and promised a veto if Crane retained control. A joint conference to reconcile House and Senate differences was expected.
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Mount Washington Hotel may host second Bretton Woods meeting
Mount Washington Hotel officials in Bretton Woods New Hampshire expressed enthusiasm for a second Bretton Woods Conference citing capacity and recent $1 million renovations to restore the historic 1902 hotel. Key figures including Sen Norris Cotton Gov Walter Peterson and Dartmouth economist John Menge weighed in on the idea amid Nixon policy shifts and IMF World Bank implications.
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Vermont official warns tax cuts may shrink state revenue
Richard Mallary, administration Commissioner, told the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee that Nixon tax cuts could delay Vermont s revenue growth for fiscal 1972. He noted deductions and credits may reduce collections, but said the first month looks strong and the year may exceed 120 million dollars in general fund expenditures. Alexander J Wall will speak at the Vermont Historical Society banquet on The Voice of the Artifact as part of Pavilion Arts Festival events.
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Wife of Burlington man goes on trial for murder
Dorothy Parry, 27, is indicted for the July 29 stabbing death of her husband Ronald Parry, 32, in St. Petersburg. A first degree murder trial is set to begin August 30. Parry’s parents still live in Burlington.
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Adirondack Park regulatory agency to be formed
New York to establish a state agency regulating development in Adirondack State Park covering about six million acres. Gov. Rockefeller asked for the agency, set to begin Sept. 1 with 250000 dollars in initial funding, and it must submit a land use plan by January 1, 1973 for privately owned forests and waters within the park. Local consensus aims for regional control without turning the Adirondacks into a park, balancing 103000 residents and conservationists.
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Adams-Hoosac Valley High to return to structured five day week
Berkshire area schools shift to formal study hall and five day program this fall under new principal William J. McLaren. Independent study remains optioned with proof of benefit required. McLaren says discipline under external control is essential for learning.
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Adams — Hoosac Valley High School
William J. McLaren
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