Ottinger set to run for Senate amid redistricting debate
Washington dispatch notes Rep Richard L. Ottinger plans to seek the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate while Rep Jonathan B. Bingham shifts to seek re election to the House. The moves follow New York's unveiled Congressional district lines as 41 House members weigh political impact. Ottinger's formal announcement is anticipated in about two weeks.
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Sam Stratton
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Rensselaer
Washington
Saratoga
Warren
Essex County
MIT Presses Court Action Against 31 Trespassers
MIT seeks criminal trespass complaints against 31 people including students former students staff and others linked to last week’s occupation of President Howard Johnson’s office in Cambridge Massachusetts A court hearing is set for Wednesday and two complaints await for allegedly disrupting two classes MIT notes internal actions may continue and may file more if evidence supports it Johnson says action does not preclude university proceedings and praises restraint Demonstrators used a battering ram to gain entry and stayed 34 hours writing slogans smearing paint and damaging items before leaving with non negotiable demands.
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Nixon Aide Discouraging About NASA Center's Future
Boston in a phone briefing Dr. Lee DuBridge, President Nixon's science adviser, expressed low hopes that the federal government can repurpose the Cambridge NASA center. He said sentiment favors closing the center and letting workers seek new jobs, as discussions continue with Gov. Sargent's foundation. The eight member panel, to meet Wednesday, focuses on possible uses for the center slated to close June 30.
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Organization For Social and Technological Change
FDA Warns Doctors to Inform Patients About Pill Risks
The FDA urged physicians pharmacists and hospitals to inform women using oral contraceptives of risks. A new label warning cites an increased risk of thromboembolic disease with hormonal pills. Health Secretary Finch cautioned against overreacting to British study figures, stressing pill benefits generally outweigh risks.
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United States
Robert H. Finch
Derby Woman Recommends Water Cure For Phone Woes
In Derby England a telephone repair man advised Gladys Simcox to pour boiling water over wires after her line failed. She reported it worked and yesterday she only used lukewarm water.
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Dartmouth Hikes Tuition And Room Charges For 1970-71
Dartmouth College announced increases in tuition by 200 dollars, room by 100 dollars, and average room rate by 25 dollars for the 1970-71 academic year. The total cost, including health service fees, will average 3800 dollars. The rise funds an operating deficit approaching 500,000 dollars, with scholarships loans and employment expanded accordingly.
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GE Strike Enters Midpoint With No Negotiations
Federal mediation yields no headway as GE workers reach mid 13th week of stoppage. About 148000 workers at 280 plants in 33 states on strike since Oct 27. Union and GE say Counts failed to secure an agreement amid weekend talks. The strike costs workers 260 million and hits the national economy hard.
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Brattleboro High Students Seek ACLU Help on Hair Rule
A Brattleboro Union High School group asks the ACLU to back a bid for a court injunction against the coach's long hair ban. Attorney John S. Burgess will represent the six students Curt Lewis Steve Wilson Prentiss Smith Hodie Smith Jim Stevens and Steve Dunham who were involved with the ski team after long hair issues.
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Smith Brothers
State tax department expands aid for 1969 filing
Vermont Tax Commissioner Lawrence Wright announced an expanded taxpayer assistance program for 1969 personal income tax returns. The plan emphasizes property tax relief for the elderly and a sales tax rebate, with field auditors to visit 29 communities starting February 16. Public meetings are planned to educate seniors about the relief program.
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Rutland Teen Pleads Innocent in Vermont Drug Case
Robert Goldsand a 17 year old Peekskill N Y youth pleads not guilty to four counts under Vermont drug abuse statutes and is ordered held at Rutland Regional Correctional Facility with bail set at 2000 dollars total for possession of marijuana hashish hallucinogenic and stimulant drugs He was arrested at Killington ski area base lodge in Sherburne BRATTLEBORO St Michael s Parish grammar school will stay open for another year with 225 students as three teaching nuns and four lay teachers prepare to educate them starting September an extra lay teacher will cost about 4500 dollars due to nun shortages and the school previously closed its high school two years ago.
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Horses Put Down After Malnutrition Found In Berkshire
In Stockbridge a pair of saddle horses at the Naumkeag property off Yale Court were found malnourished and euthanized by Dr. William C. Gulick. Owner Channing Murdock of Great Barrington left them in the care of two Monument Mountain Regional High School girls. In North Adams, housing costs rose for a proposed elderly 1 story apartment building amid efforts to trim expenses and oppose a high rise tower planned for Main Street. Adams Taxpayers Association directs a $25 donation to the Mt Greylock Memorial restoration committee for postage and state-wide fundraising.
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Berkshire Hills Snowmobile Championship Draws 3000 Fans
About 3,000 spectators attended the second annual Berkshire Hills snowmobile championships at Berkshire Downs racetrack last weekend. The event was sponsored by the Pownal Lions Club and Pittsfield and Lee Rotary Clubs, all three sharing in the proceeds.
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