Tissue Mill Dumping To Resume In Bennington
Bennington Tissue Mills may resume dumping sludge at the Houghton Lane landfill after Sanitary Engineer Edson F. White reported the waste is mostly water with little solid content and not toxic. A proposed separate dispersal area could cost about $2,000 to build, with the mill planning 14,000 to 20,000 gallons weekly and concern over impact on subsurface water and neighbor objections.
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Bennington Tissue Mills Inc
Houghton Lane
Edson F. White
Bennington
White
State Water Resources Board
Bennington Road
Campbell
Ben Mont
Water Resources Board
Carte Blanche
Justice Dept set to crack down on Chicago school segregation
The Justice Department accuses Chicago public schools of discriminating against Negro students in teacher placement. It demands a two week reply and outlines remedies including altering transfer policies and possible mandatory transfers to balance staff. The department finds Negro students denied equal protection and asks for a plan to desegregate faculty distribution before next school year.
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Washington
UPS
Justice Department
Chicago
Frank M. Whiston
Chicago School Board
John N. Mitchell
Democrats Bar Surtax Speed Amid Tax Reform Push
Senate Democrats blocked a quick extension of Nixon's income tax surcharge. They said no vote until a broad tax reform package is ready, likely delaying action for months. Treasury Kennedy warned postponement would worsen inflation. Dirksen expected late September for possible completion. The stock market fell, underscoring economic tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Mike Mansfield
Russell B. Long
D-Law
Inside View of Senate and Big Farm Bankrolls
An editorial criticizes Senate deference to large corporate farmowners finances. Letters to the editor discuss cabbages and kings. Upcoming events at Saratoga Center for the Performing Arts described. New York State school budget revolt near Hoosick Falls leads to a quickly adopted budget report.
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Senate
Saratoga Center For the Performing Arts
New York
Hoosick Falls
Chicago Board Faces Dept of Justice Action on Teacher Policy
The Chicago Board of Education declined to comment on a Justice Department move to force changes to teacher assignments and transfer policies alleged to be racially discriminatory. A board official said their legal department instructs not to comment until the suit reaches the courts.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Board of Education
Justice Department
Aikens Vote Seen Crucial In ABM Senate Action
In Washington the Senate opened debate on the Safeguard ABM system as leaders race to win over about 10 wavering senators. Senate Armed Services chair John Stennis outlined $759 million for two ABM stations while opponents led by Stuart Symington and Albert Gore pressed for discussion. Behind the scenes, both sides claimed the votes and warned the outcome hinges on absences and undecided lawmakers.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
John Stennis
Mississippi
Stennis
Sen
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Albert Gore
Tennessee
White House
Senators weigh ABM vote as Aiken Prouty loom large
In Washington, Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said the anti ballistic missile ABM deployment faces a tough fight with 46 opposed and 10 undecided. Key votes hinge on Vermont’s Aiken and Prouty, whose positions could tip a bare majority. The unusual tug of war pits party loyalty against personal friendship with Mansfield, amid cloakroom strategy and a livable world lobby briefing.
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Washington
Sens
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Alan Bible
Nevada
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
Warren G. Magnuson
Thomas J. McIntyre
New Hampshire
Winston L. Prouty
Rvermont
William B. Spong Jr
Virginia
John J. Williams
Sen. Williams
Sen
Aiken
Senate
Sen. Aiken
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Stennis
Capitol
Council For A Livable World
Parker Named Chairman And Davis Creates Student Affairs Panel
Gov. Deane C. Davis created by executive order a special Commission on Student Affairs and named Kenneth Parker of White River Junction to head the 10 member panel funded by a $600 salary from the New England Regional Commission. The aim is to open communication between students and state agencies, with Parker stating he may push for an anti establishment student on the panel and seeking a federal grant to fund the commission. Parker, 22, had previously bid for a seat on the UVM Board of Trustees and dropped out for personal and academic reasons.
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Davis
Parker
UVM Board of Trustees
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Vermont
Commission
UVM
White House plan to curb rising medical costs outlined
The White House is set to unveil a plan to fight soaring medical costs by expanding out of hospital care and using new health workers such as returning Vietnam era corpsmen. The proposal also targets Medicaid growth in administration and fixes to Medicare, echoing HEW Secretary Robert Finch's five point agenda to shift care away from hospitals and reduce costs.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Vietnam
HEW
Robert H. Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Finch
Conservationists rally over Vermont land schemes in Manchester
About 50 Vermonters heard John M. Moore outline planning volunteer shortages at a Skinner Library meeting called by the Vermont Natural Resources Council. Duncan Argyle Campbell showcased scenic slides as Stevens revealed International Paper planned a 500-home development at Winhall and Deerfield headwaters with no sewage plan, sparking questions on local planning action and state effort. Gov. Davis will meet IP officials in Montpelier Friday to discuss the Stratton area road paving rumor and access to the ski area development.
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Manchester
Vermont
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Bennington County
Duncan Argyle Campbell
Woodford Road
Bennington
John W. Stevens
The
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
Stevens
International Paper Co
Stratton and
Winhall
Deerfield
Little Pond
Winhall-Stratton
Stratton
Kelley Stand
Sunderland
Natural Resources Council
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David Scribner
Scribner
Vermont Health Department
Burlington
Joseph E. Higgins
Alexander B.R. Drysdale
Priscella Allen
Division of
Public Health
Lenore McNeer
Dorothy Frost
Elizabeth Bennnington
Justice Dept
Los Angeles
John W. Finney
New York Times News Service
Sen. Mansfield
Kelley
John Randolph
American Central Corp
International Paper
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