VSSDA launches probe into SVSU in Vermont
The Vermont State School Directors Association begins a three day factfinding probe into problems in the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union. The panel will hear from speakers by appointment and aims to report after December 6. The probe follows a prior VEAs pre investigation on grievances budgets turnover and admin practices.
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Vermont State School Directors Association
VSSDA
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
SVSU
Charles Nichols
Nichols
Orrin Griffis
Roderick Maclay
Strafford
Reginald Barnard
Brandon
Shirley Tyler
Brattleboro
Griffis
Vermont Education Association
VEA
USSDA
Salmon to Overhaul Vermont Economic Development Program
Governor Thomas P. Salmon outlined a major overhaul of Vermont economic policy aimed at expanding the job market. The plan includes accelerated public investments, housing finance, a new Vermont Council on Economic Advisors, and reorganization of state programs to aid industry growth, with focus on manufacturing and construction.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
Dustry
Salmon
United States
Vermont Council On Economic Advisors
Davis urges unity in Vermont GOP pep talk
Former Gov Deane Davis told Vermont Republicans to back President Nixon amid Watergate troubles and unite to regain the State House in 1974. He urged party leaders to present constructive alternatives to Democratic policies as James Jeffords and others eyed gubernatorial runs. Behind the scenes talk cented on executive secretary James Sanderson as the meeting continued.
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Davis
Vermont
GOP
Charles Butler Jr
Montpelier
UPI
Nixon
State House
Deane C. Davis
Thomas P. Salmon
John Burgess
Brattleboro
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Franklin Billings
Stewart Smith
Snelling
Smith
Billings
Jeffords
James Sanderson
Ford layoffs rise as Canadian strike halts output
Ford Motor Co says parts shortages from a Windsor Ontario strike force layoffs of 22 033 hourly workers. The cuts add to 177 000 industry layoffs this month and January amid weak car demand from the energy crisis. Most pauses are under a week as plants curb schedules, with production forecasts pointing to a first quarter peak before shifting to small car output.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Canada
Ford
Auto Industry
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Windsor, Ont
United Auto Workers
Short fuel shortage may hit mobile homeowners hardest
In Vermont the kerosene heating fuel for mobile homes may be 50 percent lower than last winter. Regulators discuss reserve programs, 24 hour allocation offices, and monitoring prices as shortages loom.
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Montpelier
UPI
Forest Orr
Thomas Salmon
Vermont Energy Advisory Board
Robert Garside
Vermont Petroleum Institute
Orr
Massachusetts
Vermont
Shultz blamed as Love quits over energy row
President Nixon reshuffles energy policy as John A. Love and deputy Charles G. DiBona resign amid a power struggle with George P. Shultz. William E. Simon chosen to head new federal energy administration. Love says time for a new structure to tackle energy crisis.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
John A. Love
Federal Energy Administration
William E. Simon
Treasury
Love
Mewsmen
Colorado
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Simon
Charles G. DiBona
Sirica Hears Tapes Privatly as Nixon Reveals Finances
In Washington Chief Judge John J Sirica began private listening to Watergate tapes while Nixon invited eight Republican leaders to learn his public finances He aims to finish examining the tapes by Christmas and will not reveal them publicly The White House disclosed Nixon earned nearly a million dollars since 1969 with a net worth of 988000 The House approved Sirica's new authority over the Senate Watergate committee subpoenas and Iyiv Krogh was cleared on burglary charges in Los Angeles for civil rights infringement tied to a psychiatrist office break in
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Hyman G. Rickover
Nixon
White House
Rickover
Navy Brass
Washington
UPI
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Sircia
Administration
Lawrence M. Higby
H.R. Haldeman
House
Senate Watergate Committee
Los Angeles
Bural
Iyil Krogh
Daniel Ellisberg
Krogh
Nixon Ceausescu Talks Focus On Oil and Mideast
President Nixon plans to discuss the oil crisis and Middle East tensions with Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu during a White House visit. Ceausescu seeks stronger economic ties, favored nation status, and joint ventures with American firms to fund an independent foreign policy. he will meet Nixon Kissinger Shultz Dent and other officials while touring GE Nuclear Center and meeting businessmen in multiple cities.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Mideast
Nicolae Ceausescu
Ceausescu
Camp David
White House
Soviet Union
Romania
United States
U.S
Israel
Abba
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
General Electric Nuclear
Wilmington
N.C
Cleveland
Houston
New Orleans
Cape Canaveral
Hartford
New York
Lifeline proposal would aid elderly against electric rates
Inside items note that the Lifeline plan to reduce electric costs targets seniors, with page references on its potential benefits. Other briefs mention impeachment grounds, Ford Agnew ticket views, and local school board decisions, plus sports and grocers’ energy-related concerns spanning pages 3 to 15.
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Tom Braden
Washington
Ford
Agnew
Shaftsbury School Board
John Randolph
Alabama
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Vermont Industrial Development Authority
VIDA
Republican Party
State Office of Economic Opportunity
Raymond Kelley
Consumer Protection Office
John Dooley
Vermont Legal Aid
Dooley
Public Service Board
Richard DeGrasse
DeGrasse
Anthony Buracynski
D-Brattleboro
New Energy Agency
CBS News
Denver Post
John B. Anderson
R-N
Ronald Zeigler
Anderson
Oil
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