Curtain raised on Soviet information
Soviet press gains real time details on Apollo-Soyuz mission in a landmark opening up. NASA officials describe first public affairs international agreement with live launch coverage and ground space communications monitoring. Progress marked by press centers in Moscow and Houston and a hopeful shift toward greater Soviet transparency.
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U.S
John P. Donnelly
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Donnelly
Chitchat
Moscow
Houston
Soviet Mission Control
Valeri N. Kubasov
Alexei A. Leonov
Deke Slayton
Stolen chalice found near St Francis de Sales church
The gold chalice valued at $1500 stolen last Thursday from St Francis de Sales church was found partially buried in river bank gravel behind the church. Chief Louis J. Aubuchon announced the discovery this afternoon.
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St. Francis de Sales
Louis J. Aubuchon
Fillmore Farms
U.S
Advanced
W.A. Kyle
National Ayrshire Breeders
Association of Brandon
Manchester
Andrew E. Martin
Congress and gas deregulation To the Editor
A reader urges Congress to back long term energy policy over short term fixes. Voicing support for Waring Partridge’s Vermonter in Washington column, the letter argues intrastate gas price controls, crude oil rollbacks, and federal intervention threaten jobs and regional growth, urging Vermont’s delegation to favor market based solutions.
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Waring Partridge
Vermonter
Washington
Congress
Vermont
Louisiana
Federal Oil and Gas Corporation
Legislature Bill Status Report Now Available to All
The Banner notes that status lines for 422 House and 160 Senate bills have been reported to all 180 legislators. Citizens can call toll free 1-800-642-3131 to inquire by subject or number. Most bills can still advance when the session reconvenes on Wednesday, January 7. Putney.
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Senate
General Assembly
House
Floundering in the energy pond by Vermont group
H Ward Bedford of the Vermont Electrical Assn argues that energy policy must be long term and market driven, warning against central control. He cites repeated government turnover and delayed projects, urging elected officials to allow private industry and enlightened self interest to balance supply and demand.
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Vermont
Public Service Board
America
How to lose business To the Editor of The Banner
Mary Rose Hoffman objects to Price Chopper Bennington requiring name address and phone number to return empty Tab bottles. She calls the policy an invasion of privacy and says it may deter customers from returning bottles or shopping there.
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Price Chopper Market
Bennington
Price Chopper
American workers rage over noise and health costs in OSHA debate
Workers rally against high noise exposure in factories, arguing 90 decibels endangers hearing and heart health. They fault industry claims of prohibitive costs, noting OSHA pushes a 90 dB standard opposed by NIOSH and EPA which endorse 85 dB. Leonard Woodcock heads the union pushing for safer limits.
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National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
Environmental Protection Agency
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Nature Bats Last bumper sticker in Kentucky scene
Ecological bumper sticker on a car in Madisonville Kentucky reads Nature Bats Last. The remark appears in the Burlington Free Press as a vivid commentary on air conditioning reducing open windows.
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Madisonville, Ky
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