Supreme Court weighs Pentagon papers censorship clash
The Washington Post argues that backing government bids to block further Pentagon papers publication would amount to unconstitutional censorship. The New York Times also appeals an order restricting its stories, while courts have already ruled against the government. Justices convene amid a high-stakes term-end rush with no clear ruling expected today.
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the Tribune
Los Angeles Times
Chicago Sun-Times
Knight Newspapers Inc
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Yankee rejects holding tanks to cut radioactive emissions
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. will install charcoal filter systems at a cost of $2.9 million to reduce emissions. Attorney General James Jeffords opposes these devices, arguing they may not be operational for two years. Vertex Minnick testified at a Public Service Board hearing in Montpelier that filters work under subatmospheric pressure and reduce leakage, while a 48-hour off-gas holding tank proposal was rejected. The hold tanks were urged by Jeffords and Dr Ernest Tsivoglou of Atlanta as a safer emissions option.
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AEC
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Jonathan Brownell
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Albert Cree
Davis backs Moulton amid call for resignation
Gov. Deane C. Davis stood by Development Secretary Elbert G. Moulton Jr. amid Lt. Gov. Burgess’s push for his resignation over falsified expense accounts. Davis said he did not condone the action but affirmed Moulton’s integrity and planned no dismissal.
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Bennington Listers withhold public scan of grievance decisions
Bennington listers will not publicly release decisions on more than 100 tax appeals on Grievance Day. Chairman Frank J. Hogan says the move spares taxpayers embarrassment and notes at least 75 percent of appeals may be denied. Taxpayers may appeal to the Board of Civil Authority in August. Listers opened Grievance Day to reporters as Rutland kept hearings closed.
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Bennington Board
Rutland
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Eban Spars War Forecast in Middle East Clash
Israeli foreign minister Abba Eban criticized Moshe Dayan for predicting an inevitable new war in the Middle East and rejected Ezer Weizman’s Cairo occupation plan. Meir warned of internal divisions as strikes and coalition tensions rise, while Israeli forces reported eight Arab guerrillas killed in the Golan Heights with no Israeli casualties.
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Nixon urges new attitude toward old age in Chicago speech
President Nixon addressed a National Retired Teachers Association and AARP gathering urging a new attitude toward old age to bridge the second generation gap. He condemned nursing home neglect, touted revenue sharing, and pressed seniors to stay active in public life and citizenship.
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