Vermont Jaycees to press protest over Northeast Kingdom highway
Newport residents, led by Border Jaycees president Ron Morin, plan a petition to Gov. Hoff against the low priority for interstate construction in the Northeast Kingdom. The project has already forced land acquisition and business displacement, with anticipated $30,000 annual tax loss and vacant properties seen as hazards.
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Newport
UPD
Northeast Kingdom
Philip H. Hoff
Ron Morin
Border Jaycees
Morin
Northeast
Kelleher Faces Subversion Charge Over Draft Talks
Troy Assemblyman Neil Kelleher is charged by the Troy Conference Board of Christian Social Concerns with subversion for attempting to bar anti draft committees from action at Albany State University. He asked for names and loyalty oath dates of the Teachers Draft Counseling Committee and sent a copy of the oath to Albany State President Evan R Collins. In Saratoga Springs the City Council postponed the 3 percent sales tax effective date to June 1 after a meeting with the Retail Merchants Committee, citing competitive pressure from nearby towns with later starts.
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Troy
Neil Kelleher
Troy Conference Board of
Christian Social Concerns
Methodist Church
Albany State University
Kelleher
Albany State
Evan R. Collins
United States
Saratoga Springs
Retail Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Saratoga
Glendale Home workers name AHA as sole bargaining agent
Employees at the Glendale Nursing Home in Schenectady returned to work on Wednesday and designated the American Hospital Association, affiliated with the AFL-CIO, as their sole bargaining agent. County Manager Robert W. Williams ordered an immediate investigation into employee grievances.
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Schenectady
Glendale Home
The
American Hospital Association
Afl-Cio
Glendale Nursing Home
Berkshire court actions reveal bindovers and bids for go go licenses
In Central Berkshire District Court Edmund Crown of Lanesboro and James McCauley of Pittsfield faced bond and grand jury binding on charges including receiving stolen goods and conspiracy. Separate notices report a go go license application in North Adams, a murder trial date for Bruce McConnell, a Jaycees award for John Kreiger, and retirement plans for Adams Police Chief Frank Kopec.
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Pittsfield
Central
Thomas J. O’malley
Springfield
Bruce D. McConnell
McConnell
Bonnie Pearson
Williamstown
Romney on N H Campaign Trail Discusses Peace Negotiations
Romney presses hard line on Vietnam as he tours New Hampshire for the March 12 primary. He warns against open ended talks and says he would insist on clear objectives before negotiations. The Michigan governor, a fitness buff, jogged a mile with local business leaders before campaigns moves.
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Nashua
N.H
UPI
George Romney
Michigan
Vietnam
Korea
Romney
WOTW
Detroit
Rusty
New Hampshire
U.S
North Korea
Middle East
Meet the People
Coun
Poland
Soviet Union
Gulf of Tonkin
Boston
Northeast Run Bermuda Route Bid Faces Senator Opposition
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine opposes Northeast Airlines Bermuda route expansion, breaking with 24 lawmakers from New England who support the application. Kennedy and other Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts senators back the plan, noting Northeast’s loss of federal subsidy and need for new revenues.
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Washington
UPI
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
New England
Northeast Airlines
Bermuda
Smith
Northeast
Civil Aeronautics Board
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
House
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Vermont House weighs obscenity bill amid mixed views
Vermont lawmakers hear opposition and support as House Judiciary debates a bill defining obscene literature. Ralph Guyette argues it harms children and may curb crime. others warn the definition exceeds Supreme Court limits and could extend to materials beyond magazines and books. The panel weighs how broadly to apply the obscenity rules.
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Ralph Guyette
Rutland
Vermont Citizens For Decent Literature
William Hollister
Burlington
U.S. Supreme Court
Hollister
Detroit
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Montpelier
VPI
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Statehouse
Williamstown Jaycees
E. A. Alexander
Public Safety
Alexander
Interagency Committee On Natural Resources
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Champlain
Forrest Orr
Essex Junction
Cass-Warner Corp
New York
Nursing Home
Down In
Berkshire
North Adams
Phoenix Hotel
Eugene B. Scerbo
Board of License Commissioners
Adams
Florida
O'Malley
Kreiger
John A. Kreiger
Euclid Ave
Pomeroy School
Catholic Youth Center
Boy Scouts
Frank Kopec
Kopec
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Texas
LBJ Ranch
Johnson City
White House
Eugene A. McCarthy
D-Minn
McCarthy
Johnson
Vermont Bank and Trust
FDIC
Nt Bank
Shial Bank
Aia
Tre Bart
Channel 5
Telecon
Channel 17
Piedras Blancas
Channel 11
Main St. Bennington
Guyette
John Burgess
Brattleboro
Sylvania
Star Electric Inc
Pliance Cent
Phonos
Monument Plaza
Bennington
Remington
RAND
Carl
Richey
News & Office Equipment, Inc
Main St
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