Young and Carter clash over remarks fuels White House fire
UPI reports U N Ambassador Andrew Young faces heavy criticism for foreign policy comments. He meets President Carter for reassurance of support amid widespread debate sparked by statements in Playboy and during Senate hearings. GOP leaders urge his dismissal while polls show Americans split on his remarks.
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Playboy Magazine
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Powell
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Playboy
Administration may link busing to school funding policy shift
Carter administration shifts stance on desegregation funding linking busing to merging schools. Bell memorandum backs allowing withholding funds in some cases to pursue court ordered pairing or clustering, contrasting Ford policy and challenging Kansas City desegregation plan.
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N.Y. Times
Washington
Carter
Ford
Griffin B. Bell
Joseph A. Califano Jr
HEW
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Kansas City
Justice Department
Bell
Ford Administration
Vermont High Court Reverses Lawrence Perjury Conviction
The Vermont Supreme Court overturned a perjury conviction of ex undercover narcotics agent Paul Lawrence stemming from 1975 testimony. One conviction was reversed and remanded for a new trial while other charges remain. The ruling cited improper admission of unprosecuted offenses. Berlin town effort to close an adult bookstore was rejected.
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Chittenden
Franklin County
Windsor
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Twin City News
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Worcester
Mass
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Bennington weighs anti lead water treatment plan
After a morning session with selectmen, the water board, the water department, the town manager, the state health department and a corrosion expert, officials delayed sodium hydroxide while approving immediate sodium bicarbonate to curb lead in drinking water. Lead service lines and corrosive water prompted the review. experts stressed using both chemicals for effectiveness.
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State Health Department
Bennington
James W. Patterson
Illinois Institute of Technology
Patterson
Linden Witherell
Eugene Bilodeau
Water Board
Gerald E. Morrissey
Seymour Shultz
Going Solar: 4 Heating bills halved in Manchester home
Steve and Alice Brown live in a 1975 house with a 20 by 50 foot bank of south roof solar collectors. The system cuts oil use roughly in half, aided by thick insulation and heavy drapes. The design mirrors Harry Thomason’s Goosebrook house concept from Nelson New Hampshire. Water heated in the basement storage tank circulates to the roof and back, using Sunlite insulation from Kalwall Corp Manchester NH.
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Rob Woolmington
Manchester
Steve
Alice Brown
Brown
Harry Thomason
Goosebrook House
Nelson
N.H
Kalwall Corp
Amin threatens to crash Commonwealth talks
Uganda President Idi Amin flew toward Dublin in an apparent bid to gate crash the Commonwealth conference in London. Irish officials said the plane would not land except to refuel, with Dublin announced as his destination amid warnings he arrived unannounced.
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Ireland
UPI
Uganda
Idi Amin
London
Radio
Amin
Britain
Carter administration attacks Port Authority over Concorde ban
Inside National reports the Carter administration challenging the New York City Port Authority ban on the Concorde. Vermont closes fiscal year with a surplus while questions remain for January. A Montague MA nuclear plant hearing is noted. Sports highlight The Bird and The Catfish securing wins as John Randolph critiques new naturalists.
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Rattery
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Pace
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