Harvard Faculty Accused of Cowardice in Campus Riots
Senate subcommittee hearings focus on Harvard leadership and the leniency toward SDS militants. J C Helms accuses the faculty of cowardice for tolerating militant students while Nathan M Pusey delays testifying, urging better teachers and firm leadership instead. The exchange highlights clashes over campus protest tactics and university governance.
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Harvard
Washington
UPI
Senate
Nathan M. Pusey
J. C. Helms
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Pusey
Subcommittee
Mittee
Helms
Private Schools Panel Hears Pros and Cons on State Aid
In Montpelier, Catholic Diocesan officials argued public aid sustains diversity and freedom of choice, while Education Commissioner Scribner said public funds for sectarian education are unconstitutional. Parish leaders urged secular regulation and possible tuition deductions, as officials warned state aid could harm public schools.
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Harvey Scribner
Scribner
Supreme Court
John Lynch
Rutland
Lynch
Vermont
Charles Nichols
Montpelier
Vermont State School Directors Association
Nichols
GE plants face one day walkouts and two day strikes
United Press International reports one day stoppage planned at four GE plants in the Northeast while a two day strike unfolds in Pittsfield Massachusetts and Syracuse New York with about 500 skilled workers at each site. Bridgeport and other GE facilities were noted as targets amid wage grievances and ongoing national contract talks.
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General Electric
Pittsfield
Mass
Syracuse, N.Y
International Union of Electrical Workers
IVE
Syracuse
Bridgeport
Fitchburg
Lynn
Vermont panel warns of welfare department deficit
The Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee heard that the Social Welfare Department could face a 3 to 4 million dollar deficit for fiscal 1970. Administration officials urged the department to live within its 34 million dollar 1969 appropriation, with 15 million state funds, stressing no extra money. In Johnson, Vermont Electric Cooperative plans to merge with Halifax Electric Cooperative Brattleboro, final approval at annual meetings expected, promising rate reductions and staffing efficiency for a 6,000-member system.
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Hackett
Rutland Girl Recovering From Appendectomy At Rutland Hospital
Donna Lee Abernathy 11 daughter of Dr Ralph Abernathy civil rights leader is in good condition at Rutland Hospital after an appendectomy performed Tuesday. Abernathy arrived in Rutland Tuesday morning and will stay until his daughter is discharged. The girl fell ill Saturday night at Camp Wilderness in Plymouth.
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Rutland
UPI
Donna Lee Abernathy
Ralph Abernathy
Rutland Hospital
Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Camp Wilderness
Plymouth
Public hearings loom over Troy and Albany plan unveiled
In Troy the state Investigation Commission plans six hearings starting July 15 to probe City of Troy and Rensselaer County affairs, with subpoenas challenging compelled testimony. Albany Mayor Erastus Corning announced a downtown redevelopment plan for 1980 by Candeub Fleissig Associates, while Troy police warn residents of an open container ban in public.
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Troy
State Investigation Commission
SIC
New York City
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Albany
Erastus Corning
Eagle Street
Hudson River
State Street
Clinton Avenue
Candeub, Fleissig and
Richard Patrick
Corning
Berkshire Towns Vie For Firm Site In Greenfield Clash
GREENFIELD Greenfield Industrial Development Area Corp and the Vermont Industrial Building Authority compete to attract Jard Inc a 50000 square foot plant planned by January Jard formed by four former Sprague Electric executives includes North Bennington's Thomas T Paquin as a corporate officer Greenfield and Bennington race for the project in Vermont. In Pittsfield mayor ends plan to ship junk cars to New Lebanon after residents protest dumping in neighboring yards. NORTH ADAMS A tutorial program for disabled children starts next Monday at Adams Auction Center with one to one tutoring six mornings and five afternoons weekly coordinated by Williams College graduate Christopher Kinnell and UMass student Barbara Wilk with 35-40 volunteer tutors.
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Greenfield
Greenfield Industrial Development Area Corp
Vermont Industrial Building Authority
Vermont
GIDAC
Donald Lorenz
Jard, Inc
Greenfield and
Bennington
Jard
Sprague Electric Co
Thomas T. Paquin
North Bennington
Pittsfield
New Lebanon
N.Y
Bouchard
Butler
Bouchard Junk Yard
North Adams
Disa
Adams
Christopher Kinnell
Williams College
University of Massachusetts
Barbara Wilk
Kinnel
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Saga
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United Press International
Avuaies
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Permanet
Electric Co-Ops
Rev. Abernathy
Vermont Life
Douglas L. Bernardini
Vermont Life Magazine
Robert Wilson
Peter Lykas
Lykas
State Magazine
Alaska
Bernardini
Lake Shore
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Vermont Department of Forests and Parks
Willoughby Lake
Westmore
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Willoughby National Scenic Landmark
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