Paroled for health Daniel Berrigan to be released soon
Fr Daniel Berrigan, 51, the Roman Catholic priest jailed for the 1968 Catonsville draft board raid, is granted parole for health reasons and will be released Feb 24 under supervision at Woodstock College Jesuit seminary. The parole reversal cited ulcers kidney ailment and a hernia.
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Write-in bid in New Hampshire for Agnew
A Keene greeting card publisher launches a spontaneous write-in campaign for Vice President Spiro Agnew in the March 7 New Hampshire primary. Agnew's camp says no knowledge or support exists. Analysts note ballot presence of Austin Burton under Chief Burning Wood could sap potential Agnew votes.
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Fr Gelineau ordained bishop of Providence
The Most Rev Louis E Gelineau was ordained bishop of the Providence diocese as 1000 plus people attended a two hour Mass at Sts Peter and Paul Cathedral with multiple bishops and priests concelebrating The ceremony marked his formal administration of the 600000 member diocese following the death of Bishop McVinney and interim administrator Reilly The rite included laying on of hands by several bishops and was led by Archbishop Whealan of Boston
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Vermont Senate backs deer board control and bans doe season
In Montpelier the Vermont Senate approved restoring the Fish and Game Board authority to set hunting seasons while also barring a 1973 antlerless season. House may accept the changes or seek a conference. separate action repealed annual kindergarten votes. Also, Vermont Bar Association urged rejecting a revised criminal code as ambiguous. Two women died in separate highway crashes in North Hero and Springfield.
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Hyde Park man sentenced after fatal highway crash
Lawrence Allard, 30, of North Hyde Park, to serve one to five years after pleading no contest to careless and negligent driving for an Oct. 25 accident that killed a Hyde Park woman. Judge Carl S. Gregg imposed the term in Vermont District Court on Wednesday.
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Vermont unemployment dips to 7.5 percent in a week
Vermont's Department of Employment Security announced a slight weekly decline in unemployment, down .3 percentage points to 7.5 percent of the workforce. The report covers the most recent week and reflects changes in jobless figures across the state.
Regents urge Albany tuition hike and regional college council
In Albany the state Board of Regents urged the State University at Albany trustees to raise tuition though the amount was not disclosed. The plan also proposes ending free tuition at City University of New York, establishing two tuition levels for under and upperclassmen, and keeping City University as a separate institution. The current SUU tuition is 550 dollars. The package also supports extending the scholarship incentive program to private colleges. In Schenectady Harold C. Martin of Union College was named chair of the Advisory Council on Regionalism, a Mohawk Association effort to unite 30 public and private colleges in the Capital area for coop on resources and programs.
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North Adams Council Demolishes Church Under Grant
In Berkshire, the City Council ordered the Washington Avenue Church demolished after protests that the building belonged to the local Black community. The action is part of five demolitions funded by a federal grant set to expire in March, with public hearings required prior to demolition.
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Industrial park enlarged in North Adams plan
The proposed industrial park beside the Boston and Maine tracks has quadrupled and extended south to the Hunter Machine Co foundry. Now 32 acres, the project’s preliminary funding application will go Friday to the state Department of Community Affairs, which has tentative approval but seeks detailed specifics. The expanded tract runs along the B&M main line to the Hoosac River.
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Adams resort land and liquor license acquired
Adams Al an S Canter president of Elco Resort Developers Inc of Springfield says land and an all alcohol beverage license are secured for a proposed multimillion dollar resort off Gould Road. Consultants toured the site two weeks ago with planning of a ski golf and hotel complex expected to take about six months.
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