Appeals court grants rehearing on Detroit busing case
The 6th Circuit in Cincinnati orders a full-court rehearing of the Detroit school desegregation dispute, reopening the matter at the appellate level amid broader implications for cross-district busing and potential Supreme Court review.
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Vermont colleges back sale of liquor on campuses
Vermont state college officials led by Provost Dr Robert Babcock urged a Senate panel to approve a bill allowing alcohol on campuses. Castleton Harold Abel Lyndon and Vermont Technical chair Keffer backed the measure while some private citizens opposed. The bill would require Liquor Control Board approval and could create campus clubs with school oversight.
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Suit planned by raided Pine family in Boston
A Winthrop family whose home was invaded by police plans to file a federal civil rights suit against state and local police. The Pine family, not commenting, said their lawyer would file after further investigation. Police say officers were in the home briefly and identified themselves. the family contests this.
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Kennedy seeks end to oil import quotas crisis
Sen Edward Kennedy and Sen Adlai Stevenson announce a joint resolution to suspend oil import restrictions for home heating until April 1 1974 and crude oil limits for 90 days citing a nationwide heating oil shortage. Muskie urges Nixon to end the import system as New England faces rising fuel crisis.
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Vermont Budgets Face Pushback as Salmon Holds Line
Gov. Salman told over 40 state officials that the administration will not back higher funding beyond the proposed 146.2 million general fund budget, citing commitments like 3 million for property tax relief. University of Vermont President Andrews warned of tuition hikes without more dollars, while Vermont Yankee faced scrutiny from the House Commerce Committee amid concerns over radiation. Brill Homes received a 450,000 loan in a secret session by the Vermont Industrial Building Authority. Burlington and Barre City push hot lunch policy as Education Board endorses district programs.
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Proctor Attorney Appointed Assistant U.S. Attorney
Carter LaPrade was named assistant to U.S. Attorney George W. F. Cook, replacing Norman Cohen of Totland who has entered private practice. The appointment was announced yesterday in federal proceedings.
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Albany Budget Seeks $8.88 Billion With Welfare Rise
Gov Rockefeller sent an $8.88 billion budget to the legislature proposing a near one billion dollar spending increase with little new programs or taxes. Welfare would see the largest rise at 159 million while state aid to public schools remains the top funded area. Troy Seeks 187000 Federal Grant for Police Radio System. city to cover 62500 if approved.
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Fort Massachusetts ruins razed after years of decay
In North Adams the Fort Massachusetts site between this city and Williamstown was razed after a long history of destruction and rebuilds since 1744. A replica built in 1993 decayed amid vandalism and Central Markets bought the site in 1959 and ordered its demolition leaving a stone fireplace and Prof. A.L. Perry Blin statue to stand as a small park.
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