Sleeman outlines SVSU reorganization plan
Superintendent-elect George A. Sleeman presents a plan to reorganize the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union to improve communication and cooperation among administrators and educators. The proposal removes the assistant superintendent role and adds a supervisor of secondary education and a director of special education to strengthen administrative structure.
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Vermont Supervisory Union
SVSU
George A. Sleeman
Sleeman
George Sleeman
Supervisory Union
SVSU proposes reorganization creating secondary education supervisor
The Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union plans to eliminate the assistant superintendent position held by Sleeman for five years and replace it with a new secondary education supervisory role. The appointee would plan and implement curriculum for all SVSU secondary schools, coordinating with elementary and K through 12 programs, following recommendations from the Mt. Anthony High School accreditation report.
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SVSU
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Mt. Anthony High School
Reorganization Plan Sparks Public Scrutiny in SVSU
Superintendent-elect George Sleeman outlines a SVSU reorganization to add a secondary education supervisor and boost curriculum planning. He released details to a local radio station with promises to brief all school boards before wider public disclosure, aiming for better communication and coordination among SVSU, schools, and boards. Critics note limited public input amid secrecy concerns and question motives behind the plan.
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SVSU
Bhutto vows reunite Pakistan amid sweeping directives
President Zulfiquar Ali Bhutto appointed Nurul Ami as vice president and martial law chief, issuing directives that free jailed students laborers and peasants, remit pending death sentences, curb smuggling and hoarding, ban travel abroad except for students and officials, and require travel in tourist class. He fired seven generals led by Yahya Khan and pledged to rejoin East Pakistan as part of one Pakistan while warning India not to overestimate recent victories. Indian sources called the pledge for Pakistani consumption.
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Nurul Ami
Bhutto
East Pakistan
India
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UPI
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Islamabad
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
Pakistan
Yahya Khan
Mukti Bahini
Dacca
Abdul Quadir
Siddiqui
Bomb blasts strike Belfast amid vow to rubble city
Extremists threaten to reduce downtown Belfast to rubble by Christmas as bombs exploded for a second straight day injuring seven. Deaths include Jack Lavery at Lavery's Bar and 20 year old Margaret McCorry, with police reporting multiple targets across the city center and surrounding streets.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
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Lavery
Lisburn Road
King Street
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Durham Street
Stanfield Street
Dublin
John C. McQuaid
Harry Tuzo
Margaret McCorry
Crumlin Road
Miss McCorry
Paris Apartment Blast Kills 10, Injures 106
A gas heating installation fire caused a massive explosion in a 13 story Argenteuil building, blowing through windows and destroying interiors. Officials report 10 dead and 106 injured as the blast trembled across surrounding blocks in a dense housing project.
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UPI
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MASTER BUREAUCRAT
Washington The troubles of Job seem to have fallen upon J Edgar Hoover director of the FBI in a three part series by Tom Wicker. The piece notes Hoover’s public implicating of the Berrigan brothers, removal of the phrase with prejudice from a resignation, theft of FBI papers, Earth Day spying charges and political attacks. It highlights his enduring control of the FBI, the rising cost of the Hoover Building, and Nixon’s wary stance guarding a successor.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Berrigan Brothers
Philip
Daniel
Justice Department
White House
FBI
John F. Shaw
John Jay College
Shaw
Edmund S. Muskie
Wicker News Service
House
Hale Boggs
Boggs
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ramsey Clark
Bureau
Nixon
Fire rages on tanker off Cuba near Roosevelt Roads
The Cyprus owned tanker Calypso loaded with molasses battled an engine room fire off Cuba's north coast. The Green Port rescued 34 crewmen, none injured, as the Diligence and Cuban authorities coordinated aid. The ship drifted toward Cuban waters while the Green Port waited for the Coast Guard cutter.
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UPI
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Coast Guard
U.S
Green Port
Calypso
U.S. Coast Guard
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Diligence
Mobile
Ala
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
Albert accuses Nixon of deliberate economic slowdown
Speaker Carl Albert accused President Nixon of slowing the economy on purpose and said Congress must push inflation and unemployment relief. He defended Congress’s first session, highlighting reforms, emergency jobs measures, tax relief, and expedited stabilization steps while criticizing the administration’s policy mix.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Carl Albert
Democratic Congress
Oklahoma Democrat
Congress
Inside Rev Daniel Berrigan Parole Hearing Possibility
The item reports that Rev. Daniel Berrigan may receive another parole hearing, highlighting ongoing legal proceedings and potential timelines as covered on page 2. It notes district court activity and related judicial commentary across the newspaper pages.
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District Court News
Tom Braden
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Muskie
U.S
Santa Claus
Russell Baker
Rudolph
Winhall
Stratton
Arlington
John Bircher Runs Write-In For U S Senate
Grant S. Corwin of South Royalton a 52 year old farmer announced a write-in candidacy for the U S Senate in the January 7 election. A John Birch Society member he opposes Republican interim Sen Robert Stafford backing Nixon’s trip to Communist China and says that shows a flaw in Stafford’s view of U S world affairs.
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UPI
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U.S. Senate
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Corwin
U.S
Robert Stafford
Vermont
Nixon
China
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