Reorganization Plan Davis Proposes 8-Member Cabinet
Gov Deane C Davis proposes a three stage restructuring to create eight superagencies led by eight secretaries to boost efficiency and gubernatorial control in Vermont state government He notes no new appropriation and preserves Fish and Game funds while stressing the plan carries no bold departures The plan includes eight areas administration development and community affairs education environmental conservation human services justice enforcement and protection manpower services and transportation See DAVIS Page 12 Col 2
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Windham Biologist Attacks Defoliation Tactics
Windham College professor Arthur H. Westing and colleagues report on U.S. herbicidal sprays in Cambodia and South Vietnam. They estimate over 12 million dollars in Cambodia’s economic damage from April and May last year, with widespread crop and livestock illness among 30 000 subsistence farmers as villages suffered from defoliation.
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Southeast Asia
Windham College
Arthur H. Westing
Cambodia
South Vietnam
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America
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Vietnam
Windham
Foureman
Egbert W. Pfeiffer
United States
U.S. State Department
U.S. Defense Department
Britain To Fly Aid to Biafrans
United Press International reports Nigerian leader Maj. Gen Yakubu Gowon agreed to let Britain airlift 10 tons of medical supplies for the ill and starving Biafran refugees as the war nears end. International relief efforts and UN officials weigh risks of a Congo-like crisis while countries pledge aid.
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Britain
New York
United Nations
Nigeria
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Biafra
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United States
France
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Lagos
Philip Effion
Odumegwu Ojukwu
Biafran
Effion
Ojukwul
Libreville
Gabon
Lusaka
Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
London
Inside Director probes parish malaise in Bennington
The Inside Director of the national Episcopal Church discusses parish issues in Bennington highlighting declines and tensions affecting local congregations in a feature on Page 3. The piece examines church responses and community dynamics shaping worship and outreach.
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Bennington
Welfare Protesters Disrupt New York Senate Session
About 125 angry protesters from New York City disrupted the first working day of the 1970 New York Senate, forcing a recess. Leaders urged resignation and a fire in the Assembly parlor was put out by Capitol police. The demonstration, including students from Franklin K. Lane High School, invoked Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through a concurrent resolution.
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New York Solidarity Council
Martin Luther King Jr
Waldaba Stewart
Bernard Gordon
Rpoughkeepsie
Malcolm Wilson
New Academic Social Contract for Colleges Urged by Bloustein
Houston Texas Bennington College president Edward J Bloustein urged educators to embrace a new academic social contract emerging in nation’s colleges. Speaking at the Association of American Colleges conference he warned of eroding authority and a shift toward a more diverse, political process driven university order.
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Bennington College
Edward J. Bloustein
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Bloustein
Samuel Stumpf
Cornell College
Iowa
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State University
Bennington
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