Mt Anthony at-large voting debate lands in state attorney's hands
Mt Anthony Union School District directors and residents debated election methods for at large representation. Stephen Brandewene of the Education Department will study written proposals including Adler's district population plan and Colvin’s legality concerns.
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John
Mt. Anthony Union
State Education Department
Stephen Brandevene
Education Department
First Baptist Church
Brandewene
Irving Adler
Bennington
ML. Anthony Board
Adler
Eough
View Board
Edwin Colvin
Colvin
Lawrence Harrington
Me. Anthony Union
Schol
Gleckrise
Houre
David Aller
Stephen Brundereena
George Sleomunn
Heart
Marion Smith
Joseph Hall
Horth Vander Ers
Joanne Dunham
Eugene ¥. Clark
Senate votes to end bombing in Cambodia now
The Senate approved a 63 to 18 vote to cut off all funds for bombing in Cambodia attached to a 5.7 billion supplemental bill. The measure would bar spending on combat activities in or over Cambodia and in transit by U.S. forces, with the House set to reconcile differences before final action by President Nixon.
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Richard L. Madden
Times
Washington
Senate
Cambodia
House of Congress
United States
Southeast Asia
Nixon
House
Senate House
Pentagon
Congress
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Vietnam
Scott
Nader Sues to Close 20 Nuclear Plants as Unsafe
Ralph Nader and Friends of the Earth filed a federal suit to revoke operating licenses of 20 nuclear plants until safety standards are met. Plants cited include San Onofre 1 near Nixon’s California home, Surrey Point 3 and 4 at Biscayne Bay Florida, and Grav e Neck Virginia plants 1 and 2, with others in Connecticut Maine and New Jersey. The AEC defended plant safety and questioned the suit’s basis while evaluating backup safety system features.
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UPI
Ralph Nader
Friends of the Earth
Nader
Nixon
Cali
Fornia
Florida
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San Clemente
Surrey Point
Biscayne Bay
Fla
Surrey
Grave Neck
New England
Connecticut Yankee
Haddanneck
Conn
Millstone Point No. 1
Waterford
Maine Yankee
Wiscassett
Maine
Federal District Court
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Atorme Industria! Forum
Oyster Creek
Toms River
Nine Mile Point
Seriba
Ginna
Wayne County
N.C
Dresden
Morris, TH
R.B. Robinson
Hartsville
D.C
Monticello
Minn
Point Yeach
Two Creeks
Wis
Palisades
South Haven
Mich
Quad Cities
Cordova, T
Ovones
Seneca, S.C
Inadequate monitoring at Vernon is alleged
A New York Health Department official states that radiation monitoring at the Vernon Yankee Nuclear Power plant is inadequate for detecting low level emissions. He says Vermont may need to buy advanced pressurized ion chambers, as the current thermoluminescent dosimeters miss small discharges.
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Watt
Environmental Protection Agency
State Industrial Hygiene
Harry Ashe
Ashe
Atomic Energy Commission
Cox sought end to Senate Watergate hearings
Washington report says Archibald Cox, the government’s new special prosecutor, asked the Senate Watergate panel to suspend hearings but was turned down. Cox reportedly pressed through Samuel Dash, who rejected halting the inquiry, saying it would be impossible. Senate leaders urged a quicker pace, with calls to bring key figures like Mitchell, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Dean, and Magruder before the committee as the hearings resume.
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Washington
UPI
Archibald Ox
Senate
Cox
Washington Post
Samuel Dash
Dash
The
Post
Senate Committee
Daniel J. Gurney
R-Fla
Sam J. Ervin
Dn.c
White House
Gash
Mitchell
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ervin
Justice Department
John W. Dean
Jeb S. Magruder
Holh
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dean
Maurices
Westphal bids to lease troubled St. Johnsbury railroad
Vermont senator Fred Westphal along with Bruno Lanti and Roger Gillman offered to lease the 99 mile St. Johnsbury and Lamaille County Railroad. They claim cash and working capital up to 460000 could revive the line, which Samuel Pinsley of Boston plans to abandon Sept 3. The plan would require state purchase of right of way and assets and bringing the line up to 25 mph, with an operator to be chosen quickly.
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Swanton
St. Johnsbury
Westphal
Bruno Lanti
Morrisville Humber
Roger Gillman
The
Lameille Grain Co
Bruno
Loati
Wiess
Samuel Pinsley
Boston
Pinsley
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
John Boylan
T-Easex
Orleans
A community drug council forms in Bennington
About 40 residents gathered at the Second Congregational Church for a two hour session to outline priorities for an organized community drug council. They planned a workshop next Thursday at 7 30 PM open to all interested in tackling Bennington s drug problem.
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Geoffrey Chapman
Community Council On
Second Congregational Church
Bennington
Inside Ireland south elects Protestant to head government
A political note on government leadership in the southern Ireland region highlights a Protestant candidate chosen to head the administration, signaling a shift in regional governance and party dynamics.
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Ireland
Karen Fortney
Sleemanville
Oktavec
North Bennington
Shoftsbury
Spoon River
BES
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