Camp for New Haven Black Youths Is Run by Middlebury Students
MIDDLEBURY The third annual Youth Opportunity Unlimited program YOU run by Middlebury College students opens for a six week session aiding 28 New Haven children aged 11 to 13. The camp runs July 6 to Aug 15 with enrichment remedial and athletic activities.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Johnson Art and Music
Marilyn Maxwell
Princeton
N.J
Chi Psi Lodge
Marshall Forstein
Woodbury
N.Y
Henckel
Jones
Nader recruits Porter's School girls for nursing home probe
Ralph Nader launches a project with seven Miss Porter's School students to study nursing home standards. The team will research government enforcement and draft a report for September. The effort aims to spur broader youth action on elder care and consumer protection.
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Ralph Nader
Miss Porter
William B.oo Washington
UPI
Porter
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Nader
Raiders
Janet Keyes
Philadelphia
Food and Drug Administration
Farmington
Conn
Claire Townsend
Locust Valley
N.Y
Waterbury Firm Accused of Being a Slumlord
In Vermont Ward Properties, a Waterbury firm cited as a slumlord, faces possible injunction after being unregistered to do business. The Rutland Daily Herald notes substandard Moretown dwellings and sewage violations, with Merlin Ward denying ownership and tenants receiving remedies. Local official actions compel repairs or condemnation, and fines may follow.
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Montpelier
UPI
Attorney General’s Office
Vermont
Waterbury
Fred Parker
Ward Properties
Secretary of State
James Sanderson
Moretown
Rutland Daily Herald
John Collar
The
Vermont Housing Authority
Merlin Ward
Aline Ward
R-Moretown
Washington County
Kimberly Cheney
Florida
Texas
Cheney
Ward
Frederick Ladue
New England Uses Less Power Yet Pays More for Electricity
A New England Regional Commission report says residents use 25 percent less power than the U S average but pay about a third more per kilowatt hour. The $150000 study urges creation of a regional bulk power supply agency to meet projected growth to 268 billion kilowatt hours by 1990 and to streamline generation and transmission across six states.
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Waterville Valley
N.H
UPI
New England
United States
Commission
New England Power Pool
Nepool
Power Exchange
NEPEX
Canada
Daley urges action to halt Vermont economic deterioration
Former Lt. Gov. John J. Daley, seeking the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, called on Gov. Deane C. Davis to act immediately to lift Vermont from a perceived economic decline. He urged top-management and labor talks, preferred state hiring of Vermonters, promotion of new business, and tourism boosts to counter fear and steady the state through a difficult winter.
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Daley
Rutland
Davis
Vermont
Vermont Pay Downgrading Charged in Feud
A state hearing in Montpelier charged William Smith with downgrading Finance Division employees after a dispute over an expense voucher. Sen John OBrien alleged the action followed the Finance Director Bruce Mosher refusing payment. The committee will recall Smith to testify when the hearing resumes.
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Montpelier
UPI
State Finance Division
William Smith
John O’brien
D-Chittenden
Grand Isle
Smith
Finance Division
Bruce Mosher
PSC seeks intervention in Penn Central bankruptcy case
Albany reports that the state Public Service Commission filed for permission to intervene in the Penn Central Railroad bankruptcy, acting as the representative of New York’s people to balance public interests against creditors and stockholders. Albany jurors acquitted Orwell Golden of manslaughter in the death of his five year old daughter Angela D. Golden. Schenectady notes a White House announcement of a $47,374,000 defense contract for General Electric in the area.
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Albany
State Public Service Commission
Penn Central Railroad
People of
New York
PSC
Orwell Golden
Angela D. Golden
St. Peter’s Hospital
Golden
Albany County
Schenectady
New York City
White House
General Electric Company
Pittsfield Adopts Zoning Edict Aiding Pollution Fight
Mayor Donald Butler signed a new comprehensive zoning ordinance to advance water pollution controls and speed a $1.7 million road project. The measure expands Planning Board powers and sets eight multifamily housing zones while enabling billboard site approval. Butler also asked for a $27,000 appropriation for a tertiary sewer treatment engineering plan.
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Pittsfield
Donald Butler
Planning Board
Butler
Sewer Commission
Vandalia plant to close. Worcester layoffs noted
North Adams Sprague Electric plans to close its Vandalia Ohio plant this fall and transfer some work to Worcester amid a modest layoff in Worcester. The Vandalia operation employs about 70 people in a military oriented filter manufacturing role. St Luke's School of Nursing Berkshire Medical Center gains approval to adopt a three year program. Helen Harris Lane, 48, wife of Francis Lane, died in a fire. her husband was injured trying to rescue her from their two story home on Upper Valley Road.
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North Adams
Sprague Electric Co
Vandalia
Ohio
Worcester
Pittsfield
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Berkshire Medical Center
Massachusetts Board of Registration In Nursing
Alexander Babillis
BMC
Washington
Helen
Harris) Lane
Francis W. Lane
Upper Valley Road
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