Nixon Sees Pollution First Hand in Midwest Tour
President Nixon toured Chicago and a top rated sewage plant to study pollution solutions. He met with mayors in Indianapolis and will brief four Midwest governors on regional pollution and crime issues. The Field Museum event focused on Lake Michigan’s pollution as White House aides reported satisfaction with the Midwest visit. Demonstrators numbered 150 to 200 outside and no incidents occurred.
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Chicago
UPI
Nixon
Indianapolis
Midwest
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Sheraton- Blackstone
Council On Environmental Quality
Field Museum of Natural History
Lake Michigan
Court Action Threatened CATV Law Faces Challenge
In Montpelier UPI reports the cable television bill cleared its final legislative hurdle and awaits Gov. Davis signature. Industry leaders warned of possible court action while Public Service Board plans guidelines and later rate protections.
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George Goodrich
Northfield
Vermont Supreme Court
Goodrich
Vermont
House
Senate
Thomas L. Hayes
Ment
Richard W. Mallary
Orange County
Public Service Board
Ernest Gibson III
Gibson
MAUHS Deterioration Documented by Students
Mt Anthony Union High School students publish in Monitor a study detailing ongoing vandalism and neglect at the $4 million campus. Photos show smashed walls, damaged buses, ripped wiring, and littered rooms, with 50 students identified as the main sources of damage.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Monitor
Anthony
Mt. Anthony
David Wasco
Bennington
Paul Fairfield
Yablonski Son Accuses UMW Corruption in Testimony
Joseph A. Jock Yablonski's son, Chip, testifies before a Senate subcommittee alleging UMW corruption from a Washington bank to union staff who allegedly kicked back part of salaries to fund W. A. Boyle’s campaign. He links pension funds to a no-interest bank account and cites intimidation in the Dec 9 election.
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Joseph A. ‘‘Chip’’ Yablonski
United Mine Workers
Joseph A. Yablonski
Senate Labor Committee
UMW
Washington
UPI
Joseph A
Jock’’ Yablonski
Chip
Yablonski
Senate Labor
Washington, D.C
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Karl Kefton
Moundsville
W.va
William Savitsky
Shenandoah
Louis Antel
Arnold, Pa
Clarksville
Cleveland
Paul E. Gilly
Subcommittee
Boyle
National Bank of Washington
District of Columbia
Senators Bow to Tradition Lincoln Birthday Stays Put
Vermont Senate approves a Monday holiday bill retaining Lincoln's birthday on February 12 with a failed broader gain and adds Memorial Day Veterans Day Columbus Day and Bennington Battle Day to Mondays. The measure keeps dates but shifts observances to Mondays and faces final House action.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Manchester
Lincoln Isham
Dorset
Harwood
George C. Morse
Caledonia County
Senate
Vermont
House
Robert E. Boardman
D-Chittenden Grand Isle
Fiore Bove
Boardman
Morse
Sen. Bove
O’ Bove
Japan
West Coast
Hawaii
Germany
Midwest
John J. O’brien
Chittenden-Grand Isle
O’brien
Sen. Morse
Inside Look at Winter Deer Feeding in Europe
A letter to the editor argues winter deer feeding in Europe reflects broader wildlife management and conservation debates. The piece asks readers to consider ecological balance and the role of human intervention in wildlife sustenance.
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Europe
Hickel May Visit Vermont Over Air Pollution Issue
Vermont Governor Davis says Interior Secretary Hickel may visit to inspect cross state air pollution from New York mills. Davis seeks federal grant and possible air pollution control district joining New York and Vermont. Local debate notes Burlington smokestacks and enforcement gaps cited by critics.
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Hickel
Vermont
N.Y
Montpelier
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Deane C. Davis
Interior Department
New York
Lake Champlain
Davis
Nelson Rockefeller
Orwell - Shoreham
Ticonderoga
Burlington
Charles Ross
Hinesburg
Federal Power Commission
University of Vermont
Burlington Light
Experts Warn Educators U S Schools Face Heroin Crisis
New York Times News Service reports a panel of experts warning that U S schools will face a heroin flood within a couple of years. Dr Donald H Louria and others urge drastic reforms in education to curb rising drug abuse among students and call for smaller classes, team teaching, and broadened drug education programs.
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New York
New York State Council On Drug Addiction
Yestereday
Donald H. Louria
East
Commodore Hotel
Dynatek Advanced Education Institute
Louria
Dominick Alaggia
Dynatek
Alaggia
United Federation of Teachers
John J. Gallahue
Fessor
History of Ideas
Columbia College
Philosophy
New School For Social Research
Prof
Gallahue
Inoue
New York City
Dynatek Industries, Inc
Windham Signed By April 1
MONTPELIER UPI The Travel Information Council will hear a recommendation to declare Highway District No. 2 adequately signed by April 1 paving the way to order 240 privately owned billboards taken down. Thirty signs will remain under a grandfather clause while 41 state signs and map plazas are planned for Windham and Windsor counties.
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Montpelier
UPI
Travel Information Council
TIC
South Eastern
Vermont
Richard Thomas
Highway District No. 2
Thomas
Windham
Windsor
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Richard B. Ogilvie
Millinois
Edgar Whitcomb
Indiana
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
William G. Milliken
Michigan
Catv Law
John Dewey
Hoosick Falls
U.S
New York Times News Service
Moshe Dayan
Cairo
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