New York restricts release of Champlain sludge study
Albany officials will not release the Dec 8 report on Lake Champlain sludge deposits. The Environmental Conservation Department spokesman said the document contains material used to decide the sludge issue. The study, requested by the conservation commissioner, weighs the ecology impact of removing the sludge near IPC's Ticonderoga plant amid Vermont NY disputes and IPC contention.
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Who Limits the News at Yale symposium
Benjamin Bradlee called backgrounders a dreary censorship of attribution saying readers suffer when sources are unnamed. Herbert Klein defended them as a tool, while Bradlee and Kissinger were cited as examples. Bradlee urged reporters to probe why information is background only.
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Aiken backs Butz confirmation in farm policy fight
Senator George Aiken argues Earl Butz as agriculture secretary is vital to the department. He says confirmation would strengthen the department and improve farm conditions, framing the vote as a matter of Nixon’s prerogative and rural stability.
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Holy Cross Accepts Coeds by Mail as First Class Enters
Holy Cross College in Worcester sends acceptance letters to about 30 women as the Jesuit school ends most of its all male policy. Admissions director James R. Halpin says the Class of 1976 will total about 400 men and 225 women, with eight alumnae daughters among the first group. The new coed group comes from five states and the District of Columbia, including 15 from Massachusetts, and reflects recommendations from the Arthur D. Little Co. study two years earlier.
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Muskie leads, no Democrat wins majority in N H poll
A statewide poll of 2,000 people shows no single Democratic candidate will likely secure a majority in the March primary. Muskie leads with 44 percent, Kennedy 20 percent, Humphrey 10 percent, McGovern 9 percent, with Jackson and Yorty at 1 percent each. Nixon leads Republicans with 79 percent. McCloskey has 6 percent.
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Lost plane sought near Mt. Greylock
An air search for a missing Piper Cherokee with five aboard focused on the Mt. Greylock area in Western Massachusetts on the second day of operations. The craft departed Worcester Airport Sunday with Paul Gerrary and his family aboard bound for Pontiac, Michigan, and had planned a fuel stop at Albany but did not land there.
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Harold Collins to retire after 25 years at UVM
A reception at Fleming Museum in Burlington marks the retirement of Harold Collins, longtime UVM admissions director. Alumni and campus figures note his 1947 start after banking, teaching, and public service, counting nearly 30 000 admissions during a career spanning calm enrollment to a tidal wave era. Vermont Yankee gets river discharge permit
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Funeral services for Frank H. Wildung in Shelburne
Funeral services are set for Frank H. Wildung 79 a former National Geographic photo technologist who died Wednesday in Shelburne where he had lived since retiring 19 years ago. The UPI report notes his occupation and residence.
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Shootout at Schenectady tavern leaves one dead
In Hamilton Hill Schenectady one man, McKinley Boone 34, died from a .25 caliber chest wound. His brother Daniel Boone 24 was wounded along with Lonnie Anderson 38 who was treated and released. Police confiscated two .25 handguns and a shotgun. motive unclear. In Glenville Route 5 crash killed Andrew L. Shannon 26 as his westbound pickup crossed into the eastbound lane colliding with Lester Kruger 61.
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Youth and mayor reach compromise on trash containers in Berkshire
In North Adams Youth for Ecology Action and Mayor Joseph R Bianco reportedly agreed to delay a contract with USA Inc United Services of America to allow the group to design a container acceptable to both sides Pauline Lamb of Clarksburg was elected the first woman vice president of the Northern Berkshire YMCA Inc to fill the unexpired term of John Rider moving to Eaton Pa. In Pittsfield a Berkshire Superior Court jury awarded Joseph Pontier 10800 for land taken in the Main Street urban renewal project and in another note Pittsfield fire officials warn residents not to buy hazardous Santa Claus costumes such as Commodore and Double Glow Santa Suits warning labels caution keeping away from open flame and cigarettes
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