Route 7 plans move toward 4f approval in Bennington County
Gov. Richard A. Snelling says federal officials will announce this week that the 4f procedure for Route 7 has been approved, potentially lifting the injunction that blocks construction. Attorneys warn the ruling may complicate segmentation questions while land purchases already made await court action by Judge James L. Oakes.
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Kent State protesters vow to camp near 1970 site
About 100 demonstrators have camped on the site since May 12 to block construction of a $6 million gym complex and seek a memorial for four Kent State students shot by National Guard troops during a May 4, 1970 protest. Kent State asked Ravenna court for an injunction as protesters practice non violent tactics and vow to stay until arrested.
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Shaftsbury to share EDA funds with North Bennington
Shaftsbury officials agree to amend Round 2 EDA funding to allow up to 75000 of 886000 targeted for Shaftsbury to be used for renovations at North Bennington School District. Supt Sleeman said amendment mailed by July 12 deadline after weekend meetings with district boards and local officials.
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Inside National Roundup Sparks Controversy Across Page Subjects
Summary of items including a Soviet plane hijack in Finland a damaging Alaska pipeline blast blamed on human error and recurring Seabrook deliberations with notes on a $400,000 PSB grant inquiry, Carter era amnesty critique, and a sports recap highlighting Post 13’s perfect weekend despite Generals’ setback.
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Korean plot touched 115 in House
The House ethics committee found a broader pattern of favors from South Korea to senior members than previously reported. About 115 current or former congressmen were linked, with details including confessions of misconduct and cash gifts, dinners, or entertainment tied to Korean interests.
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Carter eyes gas rationing over foreign oil imports
President Carter weighs temporary gasoline rationing and other steps to curb foreign oil. He rejects sending oil from the Alaska pipeline to Japan despite discussions of a swap where Alaska’s oil would go to Japan in exchange for Middle East supplies.
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Vote Favoring LDP Seen In Japan Ballot Test
In Tokyo the ruling Liberal Democratic party appears headed for victory in the upper house election to decide 126 of 252 seats. With 113 seats tallied, unofficial results show the LDP at 61, Socialists 21, Komeito 14, Democratic-Socialist 6, Communist 3, Liberal Club 2 and small parties 1 each. Final results due later today. The outcome, seen as a test for Fukuda's leadership, comes despite surveys predicting a reduced majority.
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Carter weighs weapons plans as Korea warheads linger
U S leaders probe leaving some tactical nuclear weapons in South Korea after withdrawal while deciding on neutron bomb and MX missile. Warnke met with Carter amid Soviet criticism from Red Star accusing the arms race talk of myth. Senate debates neutron bomb funds as budget plans loom for 1979.
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