Vermont House to resume welfare bill debate
The Vermont House planned to resume consideration of a General Assistance bill that would remove single, able bodied residents from welfare. Lawmakers debated exemptions and rejected amendments they feared could be ruled unconstitutional. Gov Salmon signaled hesitation on a key Judiciary Committee amendment.
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Judiciary Committee
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Thomas Salmon
House Appropriations Committee
Emory Hebard
R-Glover
Salmon
Dale Austin
Newport
State Welfare Department
Lew Kedroff
Springfield
Court to hear Diamond probe appeal
The Vermont Supreme Court sets a February 2 hearing on Attorney General M. Jerome Diamond’s appeal of a ruling by a special panel that denied his request for public testimony in the Professional Conduct Review Board probe. Diamond, one of four lawyers under scrutiny, seeks to bolster transparency amid allegations tied to Judge Edward McClallen’s re-election context.
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Diamond
Albert Barney
Gov Thomson sues Loeb book author for libel in New Hampshire
Gov Meldrim Thomson of New Hampshire sues author Kevin Cash over a passage in Who the Hell is William Loeb alleging libel and seeking 375000 dollars in damages. The complaint claims the eight line excerpt damages Thomson by implying he moved from Georgia to New Hampshire to start Equity Publishing and took accounts from a Brooklyn firm.
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N.H
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New Hampshire
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Brooklyn
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N.Y
Orford
Equity Publishing Co
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Alan P. Cleveland
Sheehan, Phinney, Bass and Green
Manchester Union Leader
Felton California drops sex education over contraceptive decor
In Felton, San Lorenzo Valley Unified District ends six day sex education after parents complain about an instructor who decorated his Christmas tree with contraceptives. Officials say the lesson was taught in a flip manner and inappropriate for students. Complaints cited a rubber contraceptive blown up in class and pregnant teens discussing their conditions.
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UPI
San Lorenzo Valley Unified District
Cial
Donald Rhodes
San Lorenzo Valley High
Ken Bailey
Planned Parenthood
Santa Cruz County
State employees plan no action in pay dispute
Vermont workers oppose Gov Salmon’s 10.1 percent raise and 40 hour week with no clear plan for job action. A survey of about 6000 by the Vermont State Employer Association shows a two to one opposition but says intentions on strikes or slowdowns remain inconclusive.
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VSEA
Robert Babcock
Salmon
New England Weekend Forecast Turns Very Cold
National Weather Service predicts fair and very cold Saturday with highs in the 20s south and single digits north. Sunday may bring a light snow shower before another fair and cold day on Monday.
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Boston
UPI
New England
National Weather Service
Colson says Nixon saw Haig and Connally as successors
Former White House lawyer Charles Colson reports Nixon believed Gen. Alexander Haig and John Connally were the only two men in the government qualified to succeed him. He says Nixon also planned Connally's switch to the GOP and pledged support for the 1976 nomination in his upcoming book Born Again.
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UPI
White House
Charles W. Colson
Richard M. Nixon
Alexander M. Haig
John B. Connally Jr
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Connally
Nixon
Chosen Books
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Fellowship House
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Kissinger
John Connally
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Haldeman
Chuck
Industry unit says cleanup not worth it
Washington reports industry spokesmen at hearings on the 1972 water pollution law critique the 1983 guidelines as prohibitively costly. They warn energy use and consumer prices would rise while unemployment grows, urging revisions or delays to midcourse pollution controls.
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Washington
UPI
America
Donald G. Allen
New England Electric System
Allen
Frederick G. Jakks
American Iron and Steel Institute
Eugene E. Ellis Jr
International Paper Co
Sanford weighs exit from Democratic presidential race
Burlington dispatch reports signs former North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford may withdraw from the Democratic nomination bid. Vermont Governor Philip Hoff will meet Sanford in North Carolina to discuss plans. Hoff endorses Sargent Shriver if Sanford exits, cites past campaign role and personal financial concerns, and notes Sanford’s chest pains and hospitalization while campaigning.
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UPI
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Vermont
Philip Hoff
Sanford
Hoff
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Massachusetts
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