Vermont conservationist joins federal panel on plant siting
John W. Stevens, executive director of the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont, is one of six citizen conservationists invited to meet in Washington with federal officials to discuss national power plant siting policies. The interagency group includes representatives from the Atomic Energy Commission, Federal Power Commission, and departments of Interior, Health and Welfare, Education, and Rural Electrification, with TVA involved. Stevens plans to urge firmer long term policies and questions projections that underestimate needs while noting automation and small hydro options as future paths. He cites Europe’s underground utilities and proposes utility corridors to reduce lines and land disruption.
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John W. Stevens
The
Conservation Society of Southern
Vermont
Washington
White House
Stevens
Office of Science and Technology
Interagency Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Federal Power Commission
Departments of Interior and Health, Education and Welfare
Rural Electrification Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Bennington County
Burlington
Europe
James Marvin
UVM
Sweden
Red Bloc Seeks Improved Relations With West
West and East Germany relations dominate talks after a Soviet bloc summit communique. Diplomatic sources say states may open talks with East Germany without binding preconditions. Bonn officials noted cautious optimism while some western sources demand East German recognition as a prerequisite. The report ties to Brandt era outreach and confirms insistence on existing European borders.
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Moscow
East Germany
West Germany
Bonn
Europe
Poland
Oder-Neisse
Willy Brandt
East Europe
Brandt
German Democratic Republic
Oder
Neisse
Governors Endorse Regional Drug Abuse Plan
Govs Walter Peterson of New Hampshire and Deane C. Davis of Vermont endorsed a regional plan to fight drug abuse in their states. The report urges a two year state plans, a cooperative interstate treatment program, confidential registers for research, and regional facilities at White River Junction, Hanover, and Vermont facilities, plus training for professionals.
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Peterson
Davis
Concord
N.H
HEW
Robert Finch
New Hampshire
Vermont
Jesse Trow
William Butynski
Bistate
Veterans Administration Hospital
White River Junction
Dartmouth Medical School
Mary Hitchcock
Hanover
Waterbury
Brattleboro
University of Vermont Medical School
Burlington
State To Pay 41 Per Cent Under New School Formula
Vermont will fund 41 percent of local education costs under the new state aid formula, Deputy Education Commissioner Daniel O'Connor said. He expected to release district by district totals for fiscal 1970 later today. He noted 64 wealthy districts will be phased out of aid, which would lower overall funding to around 39 percent if included.
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O’connor
Lt Calley Summoned For Quiz at Pentagon
First Lt. William L. Calley Jr. was summoned to the Pentagon for questioning by a panel probing a possible whitewash of the My Lai massacre inquiry. Calley faces premeditated murder charges for the killing of 109 civilians, while Capt. Ernest A. Medina and others are under investigation.
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Washington
UPI
William L. Calley Jr
Pentagon
Song My
Calley
Ernest A. Medina
Pentagon Inquiry Board
Ft. Benning
Peers
William R. Peers
Medina
20Th Infantry
Mike Wallace
CBS News
My Lai
F. Lee Bailey
Lal
Lai
Laii
Song My Village
Panel Warns U S Could Become Nation of Credit Drunks
Washington based Senate subcommittee heard warnings that huge unsolicited credit card mailings threaten a nation of credit drunks. Sen. William Proxmire noted credit card plan bills rising from 1 to 1.7 billion in a year while 166000 consumer bankruptcy cases were filed last year mainly from overextended credit. Royal E. Jackson urged tighter mailings ban but Brimmer warned such moves would hamper banks and curb competition.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
William Proxmire
D.wis
Senate Financial Institutions Subcommittee
Royal E. Jackson
Administrative Office of
U.S. Courts
Ed Credit
Democrats Urge Goldberg To Seek Governor Or Senate
A New York Democratic gathering urged Arthur J. Goldberg to run for governor or U S senator in 1970. A luncheon at W Averell Harriman's home featured a poll showing Goldberg leading for either post, with backers noting his national influence from governor to Senate and at the 1972 Democratic convention. Goldberg asked for guidance on whether to run and when to announce.
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Goldberg
New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York State
U.S
U.N
Supreme Court
Labor
Johnson Cabinet
W. Averell Herriman
Oliver Quayle
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Harriman
California
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Church Convention Highlights U S Disunity Over Vietnam War
Detroit UPI reports the five day National Council of Churches assembly showed broad public anger at U S policy in Vietnam. Delegates praised deserters, supported antiwar actions, and urged total U S troop withdrawal by end of 1970 with a cease fire sought by Nixon.
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Detroit
UPI
National Council of Churches
Vietnam
Assembly
Nixon
Saigon
Inside Food columnist Ellen Rose on Gallicizing breakfast
Ellen Rose offers a playful guide to Frenchizing a morning meal and culture in a light feature on breakfast habits. The piece appears among Page 3 material in a broader New York Times style lineup.
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Ellen Rose
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Rome
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Cynthia Wedel
James Reston
John Chamberlain
Sam Ogden
Landgrove
Manchester
J. G. Davidson
Mt. Equinox
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