Three GE engineers quit to join anti nuke drive
Three GE San Jose middle managers Dale Bridenbaugh Gregory Minor and Richard Hubbard resigned their posts and volunteered to work for a California anti nuclear power movement. The engineers claim nuclear reactors pose a grave threat to mankind and cited safety concerns at Vermont Yankee Vernon plant. Their resignations come amid Vermont officials seeking links to California action and ongoing public opposition shaping ballot initiatives and state efforts nationwide.
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San Francisco
General Electric Company
California
West
The
Atomic Industrial Forum
San Jose
Dale G. Bridenbaugh
Gregory C. Minor
Richard B. Hubbard
General Electric
Minor
Salmon seeks U S aid to fund energy conservation
Vermont Governor Thomas Salmon, chairing the National Governors Conference committee, told a Senate energy subcommittee that states are ready to pursue a national energy conservation program but need funds. He cited 43 of 46 responding states with plans blocked by money shortages and urged a $6 billion push for synthetic fuel and measures to cut waste while expanding supply.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
Thomas Salmon
Senate Energy Subcommittee
Salmon
Natural Resources and Environmental Management Committee
The Business Of Death Alternatives And Cremation Options
Funeral directors urge advance planning for personalized services ranging from three day traditional rites to immediate burial. Civil funerals offer low-cost options with state funded limits. Cremation rising in use with urns, columbariums, and scattering discussed. Gardner Earl Memorial in Troy, built 1890, operates cremation with $110 total fee and four hour process.
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Dean Hanson
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Bennington
Gardner Earl
Troy
N.Y
St. Johnsbury
William S. Earl
John E. Falle
Falle
Gardner Earl Memorial
Leaning Examines Inevitable Subject’s Ramifications
In this second installment John Leaning continues his wide ranging discussion of a pressing issue and its broad social impact. He frames the topic, outlines key implications for daily life, and signals further exploration in upcoming installments.
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John Leaning
Moynihan Resigns From U.N. Open to Future Politics
Daniel Moynihan quits as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations saying he is leaving the door open to run for Senate and will return to Harvard to teach. He insists he was not pushed and leaves in good spirits, with Ford accepting the resignation.
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UPI
Daniel Moynihan
United Nations
Senate
Moynihan
Harvard
U.N
State Department
Sen
James Buckley
Henry Kissinger
CBS Morning News
NBC Today
Buckley
Ford
Pat
Moynihan a diplomatic maverick who invited controversy
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a diplomat who served four presidents, became a folk hero to fans of his rough tactics at the United Nations while angering many delegates. As U.N. ambassador he drew praise from Ford and Kissinger after threats of resignation, and his hard line on Zionism and colonial issues sparked intense criticism and debate.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United Nations
State Department
U.S
World Organization
U.N
Radha Krishna Ramphal
Mauritius
New York
Hell’s Kitchen
India
Harvard
Moynihan
General Assembly
Ivor Richard
O.K. Corral
Washington
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Assembly
United States
Virgin Islands
Kissinger
Sen
James Buckley
R-N.y
Money bill sent back to committee
The Vermont House voted to return the 1976 supplemental appropriations bill to the House Appropriations Committee after Chairman Emory Hebard said the panel needed more time to review requests for human services programs. The move nullified a $331,000 cut from General Assistance and delayed floor debate due to weather and stalled discussions on rest of the budget year ending June 30.
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Appropriations
Emory Hebard
Rglover
Hebard
Vermont eyes paper mill after New Hampshire rejection
Walpole voters rejected the Parsons and Whittemore Co. proposal, prompting Vermont officials to renew efforts to lure a $200 million pulp mill and its more than 500 jobs. Commissioner John Farmer called the result encouraging and said Vermont will meet soon with company representatives.
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Montpelier
UPI
Walpole
N.H
Vermont
Parsons and Whittemore Co
Parsons and Whittemore
John Farmer
Inside Local Highlights and Page Totals
Water Quality Management plans available in local offices. Loeb expands artillery phrase. Tom Braden questions value of the primary and caucus system. Mt. Anthony budget letter. John Gould nostalgic on bobsledding. Russell Baker on sportsmanship decline. Hoosick Falls seniors make bicentennial caps. Athens report Socrates hemlock place. Stratton Winter Festival plans. Wild turkeys in Pownal. Patriots vs MSJ tonight. U S hockey team must win to reach Olympics.
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Tom Braden
Mt. Anthony
John Gould
Russell Baker
Hoosick Falls
Athens
Socrates
Stratton
John Randolph
Pownal
Patriots
MSJ
Hall of Fame
U.S
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