Differences cited by Murray with SVSU linger
John E. Murray will not continue as head of the Learning for Living career education program when funding ends June 30. He opposes a local administrators resolution to distribute project funds by building principals rather than Learning for Living coordinators, calling it an undermining of the program’s intent and saying he would not participate under those terms.
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Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
John E. Murray
Learning For Living
Murray
Supervisory Union
Washington, D.C
Herbert Tilley
SWLU
Windham Southwest
Rutland Southwest
George A. Sleeman
Edson Phelps
Rutland County
Clarence Truesdell
Windham County
Harris urges nuclear plant moratorium
Presidential candidate Fred Harris calls for a moratorium on new nuclear power plant construction amid safety, waste, and economic concerns. He cites Millstone plant incidents and Vermont Yankee problems while urging conservation, cleaner coal and solar power to meet energy needs.
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Boston
UPI
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
New Hampshire
Millstone
Waterford
Conn
Vermont Yankee Power Corp
James Jeffords
Vermont
Jeffords
Vermont Yankee
Congress
Pentagon budget debate roils as Rumsfeld and Proxmire clash
Washington defense chief Rumsfeld defends a 112.3 billion dollar Pentagon request for fiscal 1977 to outpace inflation and Soviet military gains. Senator Proxmire contends the defense outlay can be cut by about seven billion without harming U S security, citing B1 bomber doubts and past budget battles.
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Washington
UPI
Donald Rumsfeld
Russia
Pentagon
William Proxmire
D-Wis
U.S
Rum- Sfeld
Wire Service
Proxmire
Cbs-Tv
Rumsfeld
United States
Congress
Ford
Office of Management and Budget
Turkey
Kissinger to Lead Latin America Tour After Delays
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger begins a nine day six nation Latin American swing with Venezuela as the first stop. He will visit Peru Brazil Colombia Costa Rica and Guatemala and may attend the OAS general assembly in Santiago Chile. Talks likely cover the Panama Canal and US trade laws with no major breakthroughs expected.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Panama Canal
Kissinger
Venezuela
Peru
Brazil
Colombia
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Latin America
Middle East
Southeast Asia
General Assembly
Organization of America States
Santiago
Chile
Raul Quijano
Argentina
OAS
U.S
Caracas
Carlos Andres Perez
Vermont Yankee hailed lemon by former VT senator
Federal officials warn Vermont Yankee must repair within 30 days or risk another shutdown after resuming operation at 3 14 a m Sunday following a two week reactor design problem. Retired Sen George D Aiken calls the plant a lemon while defending atomic power as the nation's best future energy source.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Vermont Yankee
Senate
Aiken
Vernon
General Electric Co
Wcax-Tv
Vermont Voters Face Probe Into Yankee Nuclear Plant
The Vermont Legislature moves toward forming a six member panel to study the safety and economic impact of Vermont Yankee at Vernon. Plant shutdowns and restart follow design-safety concerns raised by GE testing. advocates cite costs to New England consumers while critics note lingering questions about the industry.
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William Poole Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
House
State House
Senate
Madeleine Kunin
D-Burlington
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Connecticut River
Nuclear Industry
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
James Griffin
New England
Olympics End Quietly as Innsbruck Closes 1980 Games
The 12th Winter Olympics ended with a quiet ceremony in Innsbruck as the United States earned 11 medals, led by Sheila Young's three speed skating medals and Kathy Kreiner's upset in women's alpine. Dorothy Hamill claimed the women's figure skating title while Russia topped the medal table with 27. East Germany followed, and the U.S. placed third overall.
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Innsbruck
UPI
Lake Placid
Ross Mittermaier
Kathy Kreiner
Dorothy Hamill
Riverside
Colleen O’connor
Bill Millas
Colorado Springs
Cindy Nelson
Lutsen
Minn
America
Russia
East Germany
U.S
Hearst jury to visit SLA hideouts in Daly City and near federal building
Patricia Hearst's lawyers push for jurors to see two safe houses used by the Symbionese Liberation Army as they seek to portray her as a brainwash victim. Hearst joins Judge Oliver Carter and both sides' attorneys for a Daly City SLA hideout visit, with a second stop near the federal building where she stands trial for the 1974 bank robbery. Security surrounds the trip after a New World Liberation Front bombing at Hearst Castle. Hearst, 21, testified about captors' indoctrination and abuse, while defense counsel Bailey warned of reprisals if she faces punishment.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
U.S
Oliver Carter
New World Liberation Front
Hearst Castle
San Simeon
SLA
Los Angeles
Randolph Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Catherine
William Harris
Emily
Daly City
Berkeley
Calif
Donald DeFreeze
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Revenue-raising methods among topics at forum
At a Park-McCullough House forum, nine members of the county delegation addressed residents about state finances. Sen. Merritt S. Hewitt favored cutting government over tax hikes, but said if needed an income tax rise of about .75 percent could restore pre federal-cut revenue, noting the measure should self-destruct after the next federal tax change.
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Russ Garland
Montpelier
League of Women Voters
Merritt S. Hewitt
Bennington County
Appropriations Committee
Vermont
Congress
Bennington
Stafford says Salmon may rethink Senate challenge
UPI reports Sen. Robert Stafford notes Gov. Thomas Salmon, a potential Democratic challenger, may have second thoughts about running. Salmon again dodges confirmation of a race, while Stafford, who fundraiser over $3,000, says he met Salmon but did not discuss politics.
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Rutland
Upi
Robert Stafford
Vermont
Thomas Salmon
Salmon
Stafford
Inside Story of Nuclear Sub Collisions and City Troubles
A newspaper summary notes a House committee disclosure of nuclear submarine collision details, while Mayor Daley faces multiple governance challenges in Illinois. Multiple local items cover a tax-exempt Bennington Tutorial Center, regional standards for sugar houses, and school notices.
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House Committee
Daley
Illinois
Bennington
TRB
Gerald Raftery
Russell Baker
Oktavec
John Adams
G. Washington
Maple Council
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Cambridge, Mass
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