Mt Anthony board adopts official student drug policy
Mt Anthony Union High School directors unanimously adopt a policy framing drug and alcohol issues as medical and social problems. Principal Charles W. Keir wrote the plan, outlining procedures for teachers health staff and parents and stressing treatment over censure.
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Woodford
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Mt. Anthony
Neo-Fascists Score Gains in Italy Regional Voting
Rome reports a strong swing to the right as Italian voters produce gains for neo-Fascist factions in regional elections. The result heightens tensions within a government already troubled by dissensions and violence amid a tense political climate.
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Sicily
Emilio Colombo
Colombo
Christian Democrats
Giorgio Almirante
Almirante
AEC staff urges more Vernon studies on Vermont Yankee plant
The Atomic Energy Commission staff calls for additional studies before Vernon Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. plant begins full operation while two large AEC reports rate the facility well for environmental and public health safety. The plant’s licensing hearing is set for August with a Brattleboro prehearing conference this summer.
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Inside the power and public tragedy in view
A blunt review of power’s corrupting lure appears on Page 4 while Page 5 notes Maine Elks choose drinking over discrimination. Page 6 covers Shaftsbury teacher raises and two town meetings on a new issue, and Manchester trustees weigh drugs versus beer in a school debate. The Royals rack up early AL bragging rights on Page 10 as Shafer previews compact sports briefs on Page 11. Page 14 explains the Bennington School District election voting.
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Mitchell moves to halt Times top secret Vietnam study
Attorney General John Mitchell said the Justice Department would seek a temporary restraining order in New York to stop The New York Times from publishing top secret Defense Department materials on the Vietnam War. The action targets 47 volumes titled History of U.S. Decision Making on Vietnam Policy and a Volume on the Gulf of Tonkin incident, asserting publication would cause irreparable injury to national defense. The Times and executives vowed to continue publication, citing public interest, while the government cites Espionage Act provisions and potential penalties.
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Times
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Robert Mardian
Internal Security Division
Hawks Become Doves Senate Senators Switch On Vietnam War
Two long time Vietnam backers Sen Herman Talmadge and Sen B Everett Jordan urged total U S withdrawal. Jordan said he will vote for the end the war act while Talmadge argued for disengagement by constitutional grounds and prisoner releases. House debates a $21 8 billion weapons bill as antiwar forces seek to attach end the war language though expected to fail.
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Pentagon study details 1965 secret Vietnam troop decision
New York Times reports a Pentagon analysis found Lyndon Johnson ordered covert use of ground troops in South Vietnam on April 1 1965 to avoid signaling a policy shift. The plan aimed to sustain South Vietnam while limiting bombing expansion to prevent Chinese intervention, with secrecy to be maintained by direct Defense and State Department coordination.
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Niagara Mohawk Plans Second Nuclear Plant at Nine Mile Point
Niagara Mohawk Power announced plans to build a second nuclear generating unit at Nine Mile Point, six miles east of Oswego, to meet upstate power needs with emphasis on preservation, reliability, and economy. Plans include a 0.9 to 1.1 million kilowatt unit expected to reach operation by late 1977, with Stone and Webster as architect engineer.
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