Mt Anthony teachers refuse contract but plan to work Sept 7
Mt Anthony Union High School teachers decline to sign contracts for the upcoming year yet vow to be on duty when school opens September 7. Over 60 teachers met and decided to forward a second letter to Superintendent Catherine Corcoran, challenging the board’s contract. The SWVEA says the posted contract is ambiguous and seeks guidance from counsel.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mt. Anthony Union
Charles E. Neuschafer
Southwestern Vermont Education Association
Mt. Anthony
Neuschafer
Catherine
Apollo 15 Aims Moon Orbit After Earth Escape
Apollo 15 nears lunar orbit following an inflight plumbing fix and routine checks. Scott Worden and Irwin prepare for a six day surface stay with a moon buggy and planned Falcon landing in a basin near rugged terrain.
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Space Center
Houston
UPI
America
Earth
Moon
Cape Kennedy
David R. Scott
Alfred M. Worden
James B. Irwin
Glynn S. Lunney
Endeavour
Mission Control Center
Scott
Worden
Irwin
Falcon
Manhattan
Apollo 15
Mission Control
Karl Heinze
Henize
Karl
Kansas may press appeal at Brattleboro AEC hearing
Kansas may air disposal plans at the August Atomic Energy Commission hearing in Brattleboro. Assistant Attorney General Edward Collister said Kansas may intervene August 10 in Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant licensing, while awaiting a Maryland appeals court ruling on environmental issue reviews. Kansas has sought AEC review of waste disposal plans but has been unsuccessful.
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Brattleboro
API
Kansas
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Air Commission
Edward Collister
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Collister
U.S
Maryland
Green Mountain Park sale proposed to Philadelphia firm
POWNAL UPI Vincent J Bartimo vice president and general manager of Green Mountain Park said a Philadelphia based broadcasting firm will buy all 1 430 000 shares at 5 50 a share The deal awaits approval by the Vermont Racing Commission Harron president of Mid New York Broadcasting Corp plans no major staffing changes Major stockholder is Martin J DeMatteo of Quincy Mass Bartimo unavailable for further comment at presstime
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Martin J. DeMatteo
Quincy
Mass
Bartimo
Prominent conservatives suspend support for Nixon in protest
Eleven conservatives announced they would suspend support of the Nixon administration over its foreign policy including overtures to Red China and failure to counter Soviet influence in the Mediterranean and Germany. Buckley led signers while the group said it would not seek signatures from elected officials and may seek others who share misgivings.
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Scott
Henize
Houston
Washington
Nixon
Red China
Mediterranean
West Germany
Soviet Union
Eastern
Europe
United States
Newark
William F. Buckley Jr
National Revival
The
United States Advisory Commission On In
Buckley
James L. Buckley
N.Y
William A. Rusher
National Review
James Burnham
Allen H. Ruskind
Human Events Magazine
Anthony Harrigan
Southern States Industrial Council
Neil McCaffrey
Arlington House
Conservative Book Club
Thomas S. Winter
American Conservative Union
Jeffrey Bell
Battle Line
Randal C. Teague
Young Americans For Freedom
J. Daniel Mahoney
New York Conservative Party
Frank Meyer
Sen. Buckley
Peking
Rusher
White House
Nutley librarian finds joy in 11000 mile motorcycle trek
Mayra Phillips Baldwin Scarborough, 55, chief librarian at Hoffman La Roche, rode solo from Nutley to San Francisco and back to attend a library conference. She logged about 11000 miles, slept in tents, and sought solitude to refresh her spirit while continuing professional work and advocacy.
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Nutley
N.J
San Francisco
New Jersey
Mayra Phillips Baldwin Scarborough
Hoffman- la Roche
Special Library Association
Duke University
Rutgers
Henry B. Scarborough
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Scarborough
Society of Mayflower Descendants
Magna Carta Dames
American Motorcycle Association
Special Libraries Association of
Motor Maids of America
Allyn
State board upholds power line decision
The Vermont Environmental Board upheld a permit for a 4.6 mile overhead power line from Rawsonville to Stratton issued to Central Vermont Public Service Corp. by the former Bennington District Environmental Commission. Four to two decision set nine conditions, with ongoing appeals by nearby property owners and CVPS.
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CVPS
Inside No Parole for Those Dangerous Priests Berrigan Page
A compilation of scattered items notes on parole status for clergy linked to Berrigan and Page, steel industry labor tensions, and other legal and local concerns across Vermont New Hampshire and New York with page references.
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Berrigan
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Philip Dye
Kevin
Casper
Wyo
Green Mt. Park
Agnew
William Rogers
N.Y. Times News Service
Richard J. H. Johnston
State Board
By Charles Bonenti
John R. Mollica
Vermont Supreme Court
Mollica
Dan Walden
Rutland
Bennington
Winhall
Lake Champlain
Supreme Court
North Bennington
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York State
South Mall
Mammoth
Chester
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