Champlain Committee Shifts From Seaway to INCOCHAMP Action
The Lake Champlain Committee led by C E Dunton and senator George D Aiken remains active as the Champlain Seaway proposal wanes. The group studies atomic power site possibilities, water quality classification, submerged-land statutes, and the INCOCHAMP compact, aiming to promote interstate planning for Lake Champlain Basin development with Vermont and New York involvement. They anticipate the IJC report due late December or January and invite interested readers to join mailing lists.
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International
Champlain Waterway Board
George D. Aiken
C.E. Dunton
Salisbury
Vermont
Lake Champlain
New York
Dunton
Cochairman
National Champlain Waterway Board
Burlington
Canada
IJC
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corporation
Vernon
Connecticut River
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Vermont Yankee
Shoreham-Bridport
E. B. Henson
University of Vermont
Reinhold Thiemes
Vermont Water Resources Department
Water Resources Department
Interstate Commission
Lake Champlain Basin
Albany
New New York
Rockefeller
New York State
Washington
Congress
Incochamp
State Street
Albany, N.Y
Ford warns of economy tailspin over new car standards
Ford Motor Co chairman Henry Ford II warned that the proposed 1968 auto safety and emission standards could trigger a U.S. economic tailspin. He called some of the 23 standards by NHSA head William Haddon Jr. unreasonable and technically not feasible, risking plant shutdowns and higher car prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPS
Henry Ford II
U.S
Ford
Ford Motor Co
National Highway Safety Agency
William Haddon Jr
Space Weapon Detection Seen Possible
Washington officials say the United States would likely detect any Soviet violation of a proposed outer space weapon ban once the treaty is presented for Senate ratification. The pact bans mass destruction weapons in space but allows research on space vehicles. inspections would cover U S and Soviet space stations on the moon, with broader treaty signings anticipated before Christmas.
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Washington
UPS
United States
State Department
Senate
Space
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations Outer Space Committee
General Assembly
Soviet Union budgets 1967 at record level with arms boost
The Soviet Union announced a 1967 budget of 121.9 billion dollars, the largest in Russian history, with a 1.2 billion rise in defense spending to 16 billion. Vasily Garbuzov told the Supreme Soviet the surplus would be about 222 million, while defense would account for 13.2 percent of the total. He linked the arms hike to America's actions in Vietnam, signaling continued aid to Hanoi even as observers expect the war to persist.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Vasily Garbuzov
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Garbuzov
America
Hanoi
Checklist No 2 Finds Space for Your Own Home Style
A lighthearted note invites readers to enjoy home decor finds without leaving space for names. It encourages living a little and exploring items suitable for personal spaces, implying a playful, shopper friendly tone.
Nader Critics Ford Warning On Auto Safety Standards
Washington based Ralph Nader labeled Henry Ford II's caution as industrial extortion while Ford warned of potential production shutdowns unless the government softens the new 1968 model car safety standards. Nader argues automakers can meet all 23 standards and accuses Ford of incompetence if deemed infeasible. The standards were issued under the auto safety law Congress passed earlier this year with a public comment period through January 3 and a final ruling January 31.
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Haddon
Ford
United States
Auto Executive
Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Henry Ford II
Nader
Congres
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International Joint Commission
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Windsor
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Lane
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Main ST
Benning Ton
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Miss Cellaneous
Rockingham
Bennington Pottery
Barbara Durrin
East Arlington, Vermont
Noveck - Shultz, Inc
Bennington, VT
Nichols
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Berkshire
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