Conservation Group Vows Legal Action on Nuke Issue
The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont says it will initiate legal activity to seek state level review of environmental effects from the Vernon Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp plant. It may present new expert testimony on ecological risks and debate whether state or federal standards apply, with a Public Service Board hearing in Montpelier possible Tuesday.
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Bondville
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
CCSV
Bennington
Williams, Witten, Carter and Dollard
Public Service Board
Montpelier
Vernon
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Consevation Society
Vermont Water Resources Board
AEC
Desegregated Schools Open Peacefully Across the South
US agencies report desegregation proceeding with minimal protests as thousands of students return to class in 543 districts across 11 southern states. Governors’ children attend integrated schools in Richmond while districts like Dade and Charlotte-Mecklenburg adjust bus routes and timetables to balance enrollment and avoid delays. Georgia and Louisiana see private academies expand, with state officials stressing public schools remain essential.
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United Press International
Richmond
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Anne
Woody
Georgia
Arkansas
Florida
Miami
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Dade
Fla
Savannah
Jack Nix
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Alabama
Ernest Stone
Stone
Louisiana
State Education Department
Donald Roberts
Louisiana Independent Schools Association
Agnew Says Half of Foe In Cambodia Eliminated
Honolulu. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew says more than 50 percent of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces in Cambodia have been eliminated. He cites South Vietnamese and Cambodian estimates, notes some resupply but lower overall numbers. He reiterates that U.S. troops will not fight in Cambodia unless American forces in South Vietnam are threatened. The visit included plans to report to President Nixon at the Western White House.
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Honolulu
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Cambodia
Asia
Agnew
Bangkok
Guam
Hawaii
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
U.S
Far East
Vietnam
United States
Mideast
Paris
David K.E. Bruce
Hanoi
Congress
Hoff calls for expansion of aid to senior citizens
Democratic former Gov. Philip Hoff urged broad reforms to aid the elderly in a position paper while campaigning for the U S Senate seat. He pressed for higher Social Security, national health insurance with Medicare improvements, expanded Medicare coverage, aged tailored job training, and housing subsidies with a new HUD elderly assistant secretary.
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Hoff
Nixon
Housing and Urban Development Department
Davis pressures Rocky on Champlain cleanup
Vermont Governor Deane C. Davis urged immediate removal of 300 acres of lake sludge from Lake Champlain during a meeting with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller aboard a jet flight. International Paper, owner of the mill responsible, has been ordered to clean up with dredging debates over timing and beach pollution risks.
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Seal Harbor
Maine
Inside Review and Letters Highlight Vermont Lore
Gerald Raftery reviews a new Vermont lore book and letters to the editor touch all bases in pages four. A glass blowing demonstration is slated for Stratton Arts Festival while UVM Extension courses are announced on page six.
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Gerald Raftery
Vermont
Stratton Arts Festival
Nixon Defers On U S Peacekeeping In Middle East
President Nixon declined to speculate if U S forces might join a Middle East peacekeeping role. He warned such talk could hinder negotiations at the United Nations among Israel, Jordan, and Egypt. He spoke in San Clemente during a taped interview and discussed Vietnam, desegregation, and 1972 election prospects.
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San Clemente
Calif
Youths Raid Embassy in The Hague Seize Family
In The Hague Indonesian Embassy raiders from Amboina seized the ambassador's wife and two children, shot a police guard, and threatened to shoot a hostage if President Suharto fails to meet their leader within 48 hours. Police ringed the area as troops and armored cars arrived.
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the Hague
UPI
Amboinese Island
Suharto
Holland
Amboina
Indonesia
Amboinese
Taswin Natandiningrat
Gangsar
Priangung Djaja
Israeli Cabinet Split May Lead Dayan Resignation
UPI reports the Israeli cabinet split over peace talks with Egypt and Dayan weighing resignation unless Israel shifts its stance. Egypt accuses Israel of using a cease-fire cover for a US Israel electronics deal as UN mediator Jarring seeks momentum.
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Moshe Dayan
United Press International
Middle East
Egypt
Jerusalem
Israel
United States
Dayan
Suez Canal
U.N
Yosef Tekoah
New York
Gunnar V. Jarring
Jarring
Cairo
al Ahram
Amman
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Creighton W. Abrams
Japan
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Korea
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Davis
Rocky
Champlain
Ord
Department of Environmental Conservation
Reed
UVM
George Murphy
R-Calif
Defense Department
State Department
Hague
Badan Persatuan Association
Badan Persatuan
Sunderland
Herb Post
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