Democrats say Davis offers no solutions in state address
In Montpelier Gov. Deane C. Davis outlined issues and proposals but Democrats charged the speech lacked concrete remedies. Republicans praised substance and urged tax cuts, while Democrats warned of weak economy with 6.5 percent unemployment and pressed for welfare savings and education cost controls.
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General Assembly
Vermont State Colleges
University of Vermont
Grenier
Davis
Anderson says ready for battle over India Pakistan papers
Washington columnists claims he will face any government probe over secret papers. Justice Department says under investigation but offers few details. Officials note the issue is embarrassment rather than serious security risk, with sources possibly from junior staff. Anderson says his sources are plural and ongoing document flow continues to reach newspapers.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Justice Department
Pentagon
United States
Anderson
Elisbergs
Daniel Elisberg
Defense Department
White House
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert C. Mardian
Internal Security Division
Vietnam
Keating warned Washington on its sub continent policy
UPI reports Kenneth B. Keating the U S ambassador to India disagreed with the Nixon administration on India Pakistan policy. He warned Washington in April and on Dec 8 questioned official accounts about the 14 day conflict that led to an independent Bangladesh. He urged suspending arms aid to Pakistan and ending economic assistance to press Yahya Khan to change policy. The Times obtained Keating's Dec 8 message and details of White House meetings led to a House inquiry on security classifications.
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Keating
Washington
UPI
Kenneth B. Keating
U.S
India
Washington Post
New York Times
Bangladesh
East Pakistan
the Times
New Delhi
William P. Rogers
Pakistan
United States
Yahya Khan
Yahya
Rogers
Jack Anderson
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Anderson
House
Congress
Legal challenge seeks split of AEC powers at press briefing
Attorney Harvey Carter leads a six-group coalition in Washington to file a U.S. District Court suit challenging the Atomic Energy Commission. They seek to sever promotion from regulation and halt licenses for nuclear facilities pending adjudication, possibly sending the case to a three-judge panel and then to the Supreme Court. The action targets Vermont Yankee and other reactors amid long running disputes over the AEC’s dual role.
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Washington
Harvey Carter
Bennington
U.S. District Court
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Carter
AEC
Sheraton-Carleton
Congress
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Conservation groups seek intervention in core cooling hearings
A coalition of 51 conservation groups including Vermont members has intervened in Atomic Energy Commission hearings on emergency core cooling for light water reactors. The suit challenges AEC data on cooling devices and seeks to separate regulatory from promotional duties, potentially delaying Vermont Yankee and other pending licenses.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
New England Coalition On
Brattleboro
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Lake Champlain Committee
China
AEC
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Anthony Z. Roisman
Washington Law Firm
Berlin, Kessler and
Myron Cherry
Union of Concerned Scientists of
Boston
Sierra Club
United Auto Workers of America
Saginaw Valley
Citizens Committee For the Environmental Protection of Michigan
Inside the Nixon Sato talks dominate foreign policy page
Commentary notes two Chinas as the central topic in Nixon and Sato discussions. Editorial reflects on candidates, campaigns, and election prospects for tomorrow. Manchester Selectmen unveil a new tax roll system claiming to usher in the computer age. Churches questioned on their stance toward bombing North Vietnam and how they invest capital. NFL announces its coach of the year.
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Manchester
America
North Vietnam
National Football League
Navy reports harmless radioactive spill in Thames River
Navy officials say about 500 gallons of slightly radioactive reactor coolant water spilled into the Thames River at New London from the USS Dace and USS Fulton during a routine transfer last week. The discharge posed no danger to humans or marine life, with measurements showing no environmental impact and radioactivity below safety limits.
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Washington
UPI
Thames River
New London
Vermont special primary election voting locations and hours
Vermont voters head to the polls Friday for the special House election to fill the Stafford seat. Four Bennington area polling sites operate 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with holds at Armory Depot Street garage Eagle Hose Firehouse and North Bennington Firehouse. Countywide sites run 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at district schools and town halls, with Pownal 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Shaftsbury 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. among others.
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Liberty Union
Doris Lake
Anthony Doria
Stafford
Randolph Major
Bernard Sanders
Bennington
North Bennington
Vermont State Armory
Village
Depot Street
Eagle Hose
Main
Bennington County
Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Dorset
Landgrove
Manchester
Peru
Pownal
Readsboro
Rupert
Town Hall
Sandgate
Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Searsburg
River School
Stamford
Grange Hall
Sunderland
Winhall
Woodford
Woodford School
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Orbiting Space Laboratories
N.Y. Times News Service
By Tyler Resch
Junction
U.S. Supreme Court
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Conservation Society
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Maryland
Lloyd Harbor Study Group
Long Island
Businessmen For the Public Interest
Chicago
Colorado Students Lobby
Cortlandt Conservation Association
New York State
Irving Like
Navy
Dace
Fulton
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