Galbraith backs wage price controls Buckley objects on air
In a taped WGBH Advocates program Galbraith proposed six month wage and price controls arguing they curb inflation without hurting production Buckley rejected the idea calling it a police state measure and urged no controls unless a clear alternative exists The exchange contrasted a liberal economist with a conservative columnist on economic policy and government intervention
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Skeleton of man crucified 2,000 years ago found in Jerusalem
Dr Avraham Biran reports a 2,000 year old skeleton with forearm crucifixion nails and a sedacual seat, differing from traditional depictions. The remains of Yehohanan were found in Givat Hammtar caves near Jerusalem and placed in the Israel Museum.
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Weekend fires kill 10 in New England
At least 10 people including six children died in weekend fires across New England. The blazes struck Charlton and Roxbury in Massachusetts, Tiverton in Rhode Island, and Springfield and Littleton areas, with arson charges and careless smoking cited.
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Vermont official urges salary study panel for state jobs
Resigning Vermont Administration Commissioner William J. French proposed a gubernatorial task force to study salary levels and policies. He urged a final report to the 1972 legislature, citing lack of coordinated policy and noting state pay may exceed private industry needs. French left Thursday for regional training with New England Telephone Co. on a two year leave.
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Vermont unemployment hits 5.9 percent record high
Vermont's unemployment rate rose to 5.9 percent, the highest in over five years, with 7,400 workers jobless at the end of last week. The rate varied from 12 percent in St Albans to 2 percent in Brattleboro, up from Christmas figures.
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Vermont to Allocate $800000 Federal Crime Funds
The Governor's Crime Control Commission planned a final decision today on apportioning $800,000 in federal Omnibus Crime Control funds. Last week the panel failed to agree on distribution. items include $175,000 for the Corrections Department and $95,000 for the Judiciary Department with $108,000 already obligated to a $1.6 million statewide police communications network.
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Vermont student dies from November car crash injuries
James LaForce aged 19 of Essex Junction Vermont, a Vermont Technical College student, died at Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire from injuries suffered in a November 12 crash in Randolph Vermont.
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Troy School Head Resigns To Remain Judge In New York
Troy Board of Education president Dan G. Farano resigns as required by state law to avoid holding both a school board seat and a municipal post. He will finalize the step at today’s board meeting. Assembly Speaker Duryea warns of tax hikes or service cuts if federal revenue sharing falls short of $10 billion and cites a planned Washington march.
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Fire scorches landfill with 10000 discarded Christmas trees
Pittsfield firefighters fought a major blaze at the city landfill Sunday evening as nearly 10,000 discarded Christmas trees burned. Officials cited an outdoor burning ban and blamed children playing with matches. Also in Berkshire news, Homer F. Giguere announced his mayoral candidacy and will base his campaign on tax cuts and code-enforcement reforms. Sprague Electric and First Agricultural National Bank near Harriman Airport reached a tentative deal for a double-hangar building. In North Adams, City Mayor Bianco says the State Road shopping center plan is close but requires title work. the complex would be among the area's largest.
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