Dialogues Women in the Rose Bowl
Title IX amendments require HEW rules banning sex discrimination in education and athletics. Regulations cover curricula, hiring, housing, admissions, and non-discrimination while allowing some exemptions for private colleges, Scouts, and single sex facilities. Objections due by Oct 15 1974, with enforcement unlikely before 1975-76.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Congress
Ivy League
Letter on New England Telephone rate hikes in Vermont
Matthew Shulman of Enosburg Falls condemns the New England Telephone Company for seeking a 23 percent rate increase and threatening 200 Vermont jobs to pressure state regulators. He cites AT&T connections, Florida strategy planning, and calls for a comprehensive investigation of Vermont’s monopoly protections and the company’s use of political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Telephone Company
At&t
New England Telephone Co
Vermont
Public Service Board
Louis Reder
Roadsboro
Monroe Bridge
Readsboro
New York State
Jay L. Wulfson
Fourth of July notes from Bennington reads like a festival card
Reader memories span 1934 and 1949. July events feature Miss Hilda Twitchell winning a bathing beauty contest as 22 local girls paraded before judges. Bennington celebrates with parades, games, water fights, and a Lions Club fireworks show drawing thousands. Other items cover vandalism, a runaway boxcar incident, and a Nixon Soviet Union address with analysis of summit diplomacy.
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Lake Shaftsbury
American Legion
Hilda Twitchell
Imperial Avenue
Earl Harrington
Ray Paddock
Abe Ruskin
John James
Bennington
River Street
Vermont Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Stanley C. Wilson
Fred C. Martin
William H. Wills
Alumni Field
Lions Club of
Light Conservation Fund
Albert W. Varney
Jefferson Avenue
Telephone Company
North St
Paris
Nixon Moscow broadcast praised as masterful but unclear
The piece lauds Nixon's Moscow address as sincere in yearning for peace yet notes his political shrewdness and the clash between lofty ideals and practical moves. It describes his balancing act between peace aims, congressional conservatives, and tough line senators while preserving talks with the Soviets. The assessment calls his performance masterful under difficult circumstances but unresolved about real concessions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Woodrow Wilson
Moscow
Brezhnev
Europe
Middle East
Kremlin
John Mitchell
James St. Clair
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Jackson
Washington
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Karen Dobkin Fortney
the Banner
New York
Matthew Shulman
Orcchard St. Enosburg Falls
Henry
U.S. Forest Service
Sidney B. Davis
James Reston
N.Y
Times News Service
Isaiah
Karl Marx
Super Duper
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
Catamount
North Bennington
Bennington Plaza
Putnam Square
Brattleboro
Manchester Center
Pownal
West Dover
Renee
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