Five Mt Anthony students suspended for campus drinking
Five Mt Anthony Union High School males were suspended for ten days after being found drinking on campus. Two were hospitalized in a semi conscious state, one found unconscious in a car, and the rest sent home. Authorities say liquor access remains unclear and a broader drinking problem is not admitted. Police and liquor inspectors will meet with the principal for further inquiry.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Eugene P. Smith
Smith
Bennington
Roaring Branch
Richard Hunt
State Liquor Control Board
Albert Elwell
Elwell
William Bryan
Bryan
Mt. Anthony
George A. Sleeman
Oil Spill Destroys Tanker Argo Merchant and 7.6 Million Gallons
The Argo Merchant sank after its bow broke apart amid 20 foot seas off Nantucket. A seven point six million gallon heavy oil spill blankets 75 by 27 miles, threatening Georges Bank and southern New England beaches. Coast Guard coordinates cleanup while Gov Dukakis seeks federal disaster aid and lawmakers plan hearings.
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Nantucket
Mass
UPI
Argo
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
U.S. Atlantic Coast
Nantucket Shoals
New England
Georges Bank
Michael S. Dukakis
Ford
Dukakis
Robin Carter Convicted In Second Trial In Nation
Inside coverage reports Robin Carter's conviction in a second trial as U S lawyers flag a Klan program illegal in schools amid national discussion. The section notes other features and page references across the paper.
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Robin Carter
U.S
Museum
Ironclad Monitor
Russell Baker
Leonard
HFCS
Seabrook
Massachusetts School Board
Workman
Hal Borland
Nickelodeon
Williamstown Theatre
Dianne Lamb
MAU
Troy
Bulldogs
B.F
Memphis State
Carter Attends Daley Funeral and Names Cabinet Aides
President-elect Jimmy Carter attended Mayor Richard J. Daley’s funeral in Chicago and, amid grieving, moved to outline his incoming administration. Reports say he will appoint Joseph Califano as health secretary and consider James Schlesinger to head a consolidated energy department, with Ted Sorensen eyed for CIA director. Carter defends Griffin Bell’s pick as attorney general and plans a quiet holiday with family.
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Chicago
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Richard J. Daley
Carter
Plains
Daley
Ohio
Joseph Califano
Johnson White House
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Defense
James Schlesinger
Federal Energy Administration
Congress
FEA
Energy Research and Development Agency
Schlesinger
New York
Ted Sorensen
John Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Griffin Bell
Bell
Capitol Hill
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Equality in Practice: Women Offenders face Bias in Vermont
A Vermont series on gender and justice notes only 14 women in Chittenden Corrections Center, probing whether rarity reflects crime rates or societal bias. Judges and officers discuss differential treatment, with officials citing both protective procedures and alleged reluctance to arrest women. The article explores evolving attitudes toward women in the criminal process.
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Vermont
Chittenden
Joan M. Dunlevy
Ms. Dunlevy
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
William Fox
John Heffernan
Heffernan
Fox
Bennington County
Raymond G. Bolton
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Catamount School
Main Street
By Stewart Powell
New York Company
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Boston
Gerry Studds
Dmass
Daley Mass
Los Angeles Harbor
Bill Bryan
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