Goddard aide to head SVC president decision July 15
Trustees of Southern Vermont College will decide July 15 whether to hire Thomas A. Gee, 38, as the new president. Gee, an administrator at Goddard College in Plainfield, was selected by the presidential search committee after interviewing numerous candidates. He will visit the campus July 14 to meet students and staff and a reception will be held.
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Boston
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Peace Corps
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New England
Robert D Stout
Dorothy Pizzano
Melvin Dyson
Michael Hogan Jr
Nora Scribner
William Weisner
Frances Krause
Pamela Vachon
Andrew Patrick
Caribbean summit ends on note of cooperation
UPI reports the seven major economies the United States Britain Japan France Canada West Germany and Italy closed a two day Dorado Beach summit near San Juan with promises of better cooperation and orderly expansion to curb inflation while balancing unemployment. The communique noted interdependence but stressed national control of domestic economies and monetary policy. Ford hosted and leaders Callaghan Miki Moro Trudeau Giscard dEstaing and Schmidt attended.
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UPI
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Takeo Miki
Aldo Moro
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Helmut Schmidt
Justices limit adjustments to school zoning plan
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 2 ruling, said once a court ordered desegregation plan takes effect it cannot be revised solely because white flight occurs. White students would not be bused back to preserve a fixed racial ratio unless caused by the order or government action. NAACP counsel Nathaniel Jones urged continued court monitoring to ensure a district becomes unitary. A Chattanooga query asks what happens if the plan’s racial mix changes after approval but before effect.
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Pasadena
Calif
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NAACP
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Tenn
Carter pledges aid to cities
Milwaukee UPI report says President Carter pledged aid to American cities urging New Deal type programs. The remarks came as he addressed national mayors outlining federal support measures and urban development plans.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Swine flu plan called unsafe and misfired
Dr. Albert Sabin urged abandoning mass vaccination except for high risk groups as U.S. plans to immunize all Americans face criticism. He cited age related protection and vaccine side effects, while insurer concerns over product liability and possible 3.8 to 10 million claims were noted.
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UPI
U.S
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American Insurance Association
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U.S.A
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Woodworth Named Interim President at Bennington College
Robert H. Woodworth, professor emeritus of biology, will serve as interim president from July 1 to August 15 replacing acting president Joseph S. Iseman who returns to law practice Wednesday. Iseman had expected a permanent hire and the college expects a summer completion of the search. Woodworth, longtime Bennington faculty since 1935, is noted for time lapse plant growth films and has taught at multiple universities.
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Bennington College
Joseph S. Iseman
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Harvard
Radcliffe
Hiram
Southwestern University
University of Florida
Williams College
Labrador
British Columbia
Panama
Virgin Islands
New England
Lee College
Inside In the world and local notices bundled
Across sections On the Inside In the world Atlantic balloonist halfway there appeals for mercy for doomed mercenaries in Angola women enter Air Force Local Dr and Mrs Flory retire first solar plant may be built in Burlington Rep Jeffords says controversy over publication of governor s pardon list Edit A letter about shopping carts on the loose Tom Braden on Carter s foreign policy ideas if dected that is which an editorial warns is not yet assured Page 4 John Gould writes of credit policies that don t depend on either credit cards or banks a New Jerseyite turned in instant expert has a warning for Vermonters County Trustees in Hoosick Falls approve larger bandstand bell ringing and concert to follow July 4 parade in Falls how Searsburg celebrated the bicentennial without radicals tree problems occupy Arlington selectmen Entertainment Lawyer John Ehrlichman writes a book and cartoonist William Mauldin reviews it Sports Generals and Post 13 square off tonight for local baseball crown Chapman wins MACC tournament Interstate League schedule Tanner goes after Connors at Wimbledon John Randolph writes of the stuff of dreams fisherman s dreams
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Tanner
Connors
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Brezhnev calls for end to NATO and Warsaw blocs
In East Berlin Brezhnev urged simultaneous disbanding of NATO and the Warsaw Pact to defuse a powder keg in Europe. He denied a Soviet closed society while criticizing U.S. arms spending and NATO threats, urging lasting peace amid a vast arms race.
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UPI
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Abenakis accuse state of racist policy in fishing rights dispute
In Montpelier, Abenaki leaders and supporters charge Gov. Salmon with ignoring them and allege state policies are racist as they seek year round fishing and hunting without licenses. They delivered petitions with about 1,400 signatures to Fish and Game Commissioner Kehoe, who will forward them to the governor.
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Rod Clarke Montpelier
UPI
Thomas Salmon
Fish and Game
Edward Kehoe
Tribal Council
Homer St. Francis
Ronald Canns
Native American Solidarity Committee
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Kehoe
Abenaki Tribal Council
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