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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1971

Page

5

U S Will Not Back 12 Mile Offshore Extension

UPI reports State Department official Donald McKernan says the United States will not support extending the offshore limit beyond 12 miles. He warns a 200 mile limit could disrupt navigation, affect commerce and national defense, and hinder access to the Indian Ocean and Mediterranean Sea.

Portland Ore Indian Ocean Mediterranean Sea Ecuador Brazil Peru U.S San Diego McKernan

Big U S schools face massive cuts and reform talks

U S schools continue on page 1 with 800 teaching positions cut and five week longer breaks trimmed. In New York City Isaish E Robinson warns of possible early shutdown amid budget cuts. Fleischmann Commission to propose statewide funding reforms and a property tax shift. NEA surveys show crisis conditions in many districts as class sizes rise and curricula shrink. The article notes rising costs, a shrinking tax base, and debates over using the property tax to fund education, with the California Supreme Court ruling on equal protection and school funding.

New York City Isaiah E. Robinson Board of Education Fleischmann Commission On New York National Education Association NEA New York Times Philadelphia United States Sam Lambert Califonia Supreme Court Johns

Customs Agent Sentenced for Smuggling Quinines Across Border

Dieppe P. Michael, 55, a veteran U S Customs agent stationed at the Derby Line border crossing in Newport, was sentenced by U S District Judge Bernard Leddy to two years in prison and a $5,000 fine after pleading guilty to smuggling three pounds of quinine into the United States from Canada last May. The sentence begins after the ordered payment on January 4.

Burlington VPI U.S Bernard Leddy Dieppe P. Michael Newport Derby Line Michael

Habitual criminal jailed in Rutland on entering charge

Raymond Rushford, 45, of Rutland, received a seven to twenty five year sentence for breaking and entering and habitual criminal status. Superior Judge Franklin S. Billings Jr. ordered the term to run concurrently with any parole violations. Rushford was convicted by a Rutland County grand jury after prosecutors alleged fourteen felony violations.

Rutland UPI Raymond Rushford Vermont State Prison Franklin S. Billings Jr Rutland County Rushford Rutland Correctional Center Burlington Linda Bailey Essex

Rockefeller tax plan to be presented in Albany today

Governor Rockefeller will unveil a plan to raise about 425 million dollars in new tax revenue, possibly including a five percent surtax on personal income. With a 1.5 billion deficit forecast for the next 15 months and threats to vital services, the timing precedes a special session on reapportionment. Meanwhile, a state Supreme Court ruling bars schools from banning students from athletics over hair length, upholding Education Commissioner Nyquist.

Albany Rockefeller Supreme Court John H. Pennock Ewald Nyquist Winchester County State Supreme Court

Hagenguth wins ten grand in fall verdict upheld

In Pittsfield the state Supreme Judicial Court Friday affirmed a $10,000 award to Astrid Hagenguth for knee injuries from a Nov 18 1965 fall at Storrowton Tavern West Springfield. The verdict, appealed as excessive, stemmed from a ditch incident unlit and unmarked. Hagenguth, once Berkshire Eagle staffer, said the fall blocked her skate career for two years.

Pittsfield State Supreme Judicial Court Superior Court Astrid Hagenguth Storrowton Tavern West Springfield Storrowton Edward Dobiecki Springfield Miss Hagenguth Berkshire Eagle Banner

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