U S Moves To Void Mine Workers Election
Washington reports the government seeks to void the United Mine Workers election of W A Boyle and order a federally supervised new vote. Labor and Justice departments cite misconduct, missing records, and lack of observers in a broad probe tied to the Yablonski killings and union practices. Local indictments and political reaction follow as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W.A. Boyle
United Mine Workers of America
Secretary of Labor
George P. Shultz
Justice Department
Federal District Court
Landrum-Griffin
Shultz
Department of Boyle
Joseph A. Yablonski
Boyle
Cleveland
Yablonski
Kentucky
Mine Union
Clarkesville
Carey
Nixon
Labor and Justice Departments
United Mine Workers
Department
International Executive Board
Labor Department
Tennessee
Education Excluded From Politics Editorial Page Four
An Inside editorial argues education should stay out of politics. Mt. Anthony parents plan another confrontation with the school board per a letter on Page 4. Vermont House names Rep. Stephen Martin of Barre to a Superior Court judgeship on Page 5. Edith Beaumont reports a Hoosick Falls girl finding happiness in a Hollywood marriage on Page 6. Manchester selectmen organize on Page 6.
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Mt. Anthony
Vermont
Stephen Martin
Barre
Banner
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
Hollywood
Vermont House Approves Environmental Bill With Board Powers
The Vermont House passed a broad environmental bill creating a nine member board to regulate land development and establish districts with eight regional commissions. Opposition argued the measure is flawed and risks overreach while supporters said it protects natural resources for future generations.
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Montpelier
House
Davis
House Natural Resources Committee
Senate
Harvey D. Carter
R-32
Pownal
Carter
Arlington
Walter Blucher
Ter
Bennington
T. Garry Buckley
Blucher
Buckley
Bennington County
State Board
Salmon
Kelton B. Miller
Shaftsbury
Vermont Lt Gov accuses governor of press pressure over AP reporter
Lt Governor Thomas L. Hayes charges Gov. Davis manipulated Burlington Free Press editors to undermine Associated Press reporter Dan Neary in Montpelier. Neary, longtime statehouse correspondent, was demoted after alleged incompetence, amid claims of pro Davis bias and press manipulation. The governor denied malice and said AP coverage was fair, while Hayes linked the move to protest of war reporting and internal AP politics.
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Montpelier
Thomas L. Hayes
Burlington Free Press
Associated Press
Davis
Dan Neary
M.W
Pat’ Minarcin
Boston
Texas
Neary
Gov. Davis
Vermont
Hayes
Statehouse
Free Press
Statehouse Press Corps
New England
The
Benjamin Spock
the Free Press
Gordon Mills
AP Managing Editors Association
Kunstler Links U S to Impending Revolution in Albany
William Kunstler the Chicago Seven defense attorney warned an audience of 5000 at State University that the United States is two thirds of the way into a full scale rebellion. He said the Chicago trial symbolizes a push from protest to resistance toward possible upheaval.
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Albany
N.Y
William Kunstler
United States
State University
Kunstler
Chicago
John Fronies
Fraines
Chicago Seven
Santa Barbara
Calif
Nixon
America
Froines
Davis Announces For Second Term Davis seeks re election in Vermont
In Montpelier governor Deane Davis 69 Republican announces plans to seek a second term citing financial restraint environmental control and government reorganization. He cites progress but says more is needed and insists on living within the state's income while pushing legislation to restructure government.
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Davis
Montpelier
Otra
James Oakes
John Daley
Rutland
Little Hoover
Vermont
National Life Insurance Co
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UPI
Lawrence O’brien
Democratic National Committee
Hubert Humphrey
Fred Harris
D-Okla
O’ Brien
U.S
UMW
Manchester Selectmen
Thomas P. Salmon
Rockingham
Melvin Mandigo
Glover
Mandigo
George VanSantvoord
D-33
Royal B. Cutts
R-Townshend, Chairman of the Natural Resources Committee
Cutts
Brian D. Burns
Burlington
Mt. Anthony Union
Dave Frederickson
Patriots
Windsor
Happy Squad
Middlebury
Patrick Memorial Gymnasium
UVM
Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
Little Hoover Commission
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