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Ripon Society rates New England senators on liberal conservative line
The Ripon Society, a Republican research group, released a 29 vote rating of New England senators. Scores show Brooke 90 per cent and Kennedy 80 per cent in Massachusetts, Muskie 67 per cent in Maine, Dodd 39 per cent in Connecticut, Pell 74 per cent in Rhode Island, and Aiken 82 per cent in Vermont. The report argues for a parity view beyond liberal versus conservative, emphasizing limiting executive power, free markets, and national policies that reduce inequality.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Ripon Society
New England
Connecticut
Ribicoff
Dodd
Maine
Muskie
Smith
Massachusetts
Brooke
Kennedy
New Hampshire
McIntyre
Cotton
Rhode Island
Pell
Pastore
Vermont
Aiken
Prouty
Ripon
Congressional
Americans For Democratic Action
Americans For Constitutional Action
Congress
Ripon Forum
Charles A. Goodell
New York
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Phillip Hart
Michigan
Ten Commandments For Conservationists outlined by experts
A panel of three legislative experts outlined ten steps to turn environmental dissatisfaction into action. They urged citizen organization, direct talks with lawmakers, and sustained visibility, stressing alignment with legislators’ re election needs, unity through identified groups, and presenting proactive governmental action even with preliminary studies.
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New York Times
Los Angeles
Alan Sieroty
Beverly Hills
Pete Wilson
San Diego
John Zierold
Sacramento
San Francisco Bay
California
Planning and Conservation League
Sieroty
Wilson
Aiken Pleads for Tying Medical Charges to Blue Shield Levels
United States Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont praised a Senate Finance Committee staff recommendation to tie Medicare and Medicaid charges for hospital nursing home and physician services to local Blue Cross Blue Shield fee schedules. He noted the plan aligns with his and Senator Anderson's bills and targets urban overcharges amid concerns the medical profession bears the blame for rising costs. In London, a Times letters page exchange concluded with a clergyman asking which of St Paul’s letters would be accepted for publication.
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Washington
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate Finance Committee
Aiken
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N
M. Aiken
Anderson
Vermont
London
The
Times
Graham Jeffrey
St. Paul’s
the Times
Coast Guard probes oil slicks off Martha's Vineyard
The Coast Guard searched over 100 square miles of sea near Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket to locate oil slicks that have killed hundreds of birds and threaten more. Aircraft and ships combed 10 miles south of Martha's Vineyard and 10 miles southeast of Nantucket, with patches and streaks reported up to 20 miles south. A helicopter was sent after the Edgartown shelter reported handling more than 700 oil-covered birds.
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Martha’s Vineyard, Mass
UPI
Coast Guard
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket Islands
Nantucket Island
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Edgartown
Springfield teachers dismissed get written explanations
Springfield School Board Chairman H Francis Mahoney said four teachers whose contracts were not renewed will receive written reasons for their dismissal. Donald Robinson is being transferred from the high school to Riverside School without explanation, fueling student agitation and controversy over the board’s actions and a pending salary referendum. The fired teachers were Richard R. Smith, Robert W. Samson, Terry A. Tatro, and Arthur T. Cram Jr.
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Springfield
H. Francis Mahoney
Donald Robinson
Riverside School
Mahoney
Richard R. Smith
Bartonville
Robert W. Samson
Terry A. Tatro
Arthur T. Cram Jr
Springfield Teachers Association
Albany votes to repeal Blaine Amendment ban on church schools
Albany moves to amend the state constitution removing the Blaine Amendment restriction on aid to church supported schools and replacing it with a First Amendment style clause. The plan faces opposition from Protestant leaders who warn against church state entanglement.
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Adams-Woodrow Cummings resigns hospital post in Adams
Adams-Woodrow Cummings administrator of W B Plunkett Memorial Hospital in Adams resigned after a Pittsfield conviction for possession of obscene photos. He had served 19 years and was fined $100. Evidence included 2000 phonographic photos and 1500 letters on wife swapping. His wife Mamie H. is hospital nurse supervisor.
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Adams
Woodrow W. Cummings
W. B. Plunkett Memorial Hospital
Pittsfield
Cummings
Mamie H
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