Black leaders split over Bell confirmation hearings
Washington leaders confront sharp divides over Griffin Bell as attorney general pick by Carter. Lonnie King defends Bell’s 1960s school desegregation compromises, while Warren Cochrane cites Bell’s confidential outreach to black groups. Support comes from Leon Jaworski, praising Bell’s integration rulings and Kennedy’s 1961 approval.
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UPI
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Bell
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Lonnie King
Atlanta
NAACP
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
King
Peopl
Special Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Robert Kennedy
Americus, Ga
U.S. Appeals
5Th Circuit
King & Spaulding Law Firm
Goddard conference resumes at Plainfield campus
Goddard College will hold its 28th Current Educational Issues Conference this weekend January 16. The event focuses on structuring non classroom educational experiences to foster cognitive and ego development in adolescents and adults. Empire State College consultants Tom Clarke Ronda Wald and Arthur Chickering lead sessions. The fee is $46 for room and meals. staff and faculty attend free.
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Empire State College
Arthur Chickering
Empire State
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East Coast
Goddard
Longet Could Face Lesser Charge in Sabich Shooting
Aspen, Colo. UPI reports Claudine Longet's attorney says jurors might consider a lesser charge than felony manslaughter in the shooting death of Vladimir Spider Sabich. Defense and prosecutors debated instructions as closing arguments loom. testimony included ballistics disputes and Longet's distance from the weapon.
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Colo
UPI
Claudine Longet
Vladimir
Spider’’ Sabich
Charles Weedman
Weedman
Jack Nicholson
Miss Longet
Andy Williams
Maryland
Peter Martin
Martin
Sabich
Ashley Anderson
Carter nominees sketched for Cabinet posts in Carter era
Plains Georgia UP I reports thumbnail sketches of President elect Jimmy Carters Cabinet picks across key posts. Names include Cyrus Vance as Secretary of State Harold Brown as Defense chief Griffin Bell Attorney General Bob Bergland for Agriculture Cecil Andrus interior and others with bios highlighting origins, education, and prior service.
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UPI
Jimmy Carter
Cyrus R. Vance
West Virginia
Defense Department
U.S
Paris
W. Ray Marshall
Oak Grove
University of Texas
Center For Study of Human Resources
National Rural Center, Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph Califano
New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Housing
Swim lessons begin January at Bennington Center
Swim lessons start January 24 at Bennington Recreation Center with daily schedules for beginners intermediates pre school advanced and adult classes. Adults may join evening sessions from 6 30 to 7 30. Call 442 5446 to register now.
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Bennington Recreation Center
Bennington Rec Center
Guitar lessons offered by Bennington Recreation Dept
The recreation department will host a basic beginner guitar class this winter. The 10 week course costs 20 dollars per student, limited to eight paid participants, and runs Tuesdays from 7 to 8 pm starting January 25 at the center. Steve Berman of Bennington College will teach. pre registration contact Tom Otero at 442-5446.
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Bennington Recreation Department
Steve Berman
Bennington College
Tom Otero
Rec
Granite layoffs push Vermont jobless rate higher
Vermont's unemployment rose to 7.9 percent after the Barre granite industry shut down for the holidays, with more than 17,000 claimants totaling nearly $800,000 in benefits. Central Vermont's insured rate jumped over 50 percent as regional layoffs in wood products and apparel added to the rise. Burlington posted the lowest rate and St. Johnsbury the highest. The Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund deficit increased by $2.
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Vermont
Northeast Kingdom
Burlington
St. Johnsbury
CVPS fears higher rates from Seabrook delay
Vermont utility CVPS warns customers may face higher power costs if Seabrook N H reactor is delayed beyond 1981. VP Thomas Hurcomb says CVPS owns 42 MW of the 2300 MW plant and has pledged 24 million dollars in construction shares. Even after start up, costs may exceed original estimates amid ongoing construction cuts and delays.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Thomas Hurcomb
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
CVPS
Seabrook
N.H
Hurcomb
Head Start Tuesday Menu Summary
Tuesday features easy oven hash salad milk sn orange and apple sections and graham crackers. Wednesday offers vegetable beef soup bb milk banana apple orange pear kabobs. Thursday serves kidney bean chowder bb Waldorf salad milk celery sticks peanut butter crackers. Friday includes pizza hamburg cheese tossed salad bb milk su grape fruit orange sections and graham crackers.
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