Draft rules completed for uniformity and equity changes
Washington reports tightening of Selective Service rules to standardize procedures. Key changes grant registrants right to three witnesses, allow personal appearances before state and presidential boards, set tighter appeal timelines, extend extensions, and require reasons for adverse board decisions. Also moves to broaden registration windows and adjust classifications and eligibility rules.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
Paris Contact Point for Sino American Talks
The United States and China will begin talks through ambassadors in Paris to carry out trade travel and cultural exchange agreements from Nixon's Peking visit. Ambassador Artur K. Watson will meet Huang Chen, aiming to discuss how to proceed and to meet whenever significant matters arise.
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Washington
UPI
United States
China
Paris
Nixon
Peking
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Besal
U.S
Artur K. Watson
New Hampshire Primary Near-Final Results Report
Near-final returns from Manchester show Nixon leading Republicans with 80,226 votes and 89 percent of precincts reporting for president while McCloskey, Ashbrook and Paulsen trail. Muskie leads Democrats with 48 percent in the presidential preference, while McGovern has 37 percent. delegate allocations follow. Nixon wins 14 GOP delegates and Muskie garners 14 of 20 Democratic delegates as 98 percent of precincts reported.
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N.H
UPS
New Hampshire
Peabody
Agnew
UPI
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Meines
George
McGovern
South Dakota
Muskie
Nixon
Garnedl
Nhi
Yogty
Pet Mills
Hartke
Kennedy
Humphrey
Colt
Jackson
McCarthy
Burlington Receives $430,000 Federal Grant
Burlington is awarded a 430,000 federal grant by the U S Civil Service Commission for a statewide personnel development program. The Vermont League of Cities and Towns will back the initiative, aiding local governments statewide.
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Burlington
UPI
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
Vermont Yankee hearing resumes Monday on 1% test
Vermont Yankee's 1 percent testing license for the Vernon plant is set to resume Monday at 2 30 in Brattleboro The AEC safety and licensing board previously signaled a possible go ahead to test at 1 percent capacity Amid opposition from the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution the Public Service Board allowed up to 2 million for nuclear fuel and Monday's session moves to the Masachusetts Temple on Main Street due to testing problems at the National Guard Armory
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Brattleboro
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Atomic Energy Commission
Safety and Licensing Board
Licensing Board
Samuel W. Jensch
AEC
New England Coalition On
Vermont Public Service Board
Main Street
National Guard
Learning disabilities topic for ETV series
Burlington reporters note specialists concerned with learning disabilities will present a program in a public educational TV series addressing early identification, intervention methods, classroom strategies, and support services for students with diverse learning needs. Public outreach aims to inform teachers and parents.
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ETV
Burlington
FDA orders sharp lead paint reductions to 0.06% limit
The FDA sets a 0.06 percent lead limit for paints used on walls furniture toys and other child related products after January 1 1974 with an interim 0.5 percent limit starting next January 1 medical groups led by the American Academy of Pediatrics pressed for the stricter standard PFBA Commissioner Charles C Edwards cites need to minimize health hazards to future generations. Also details a televised continuing education series on pediatric health and related medical topics at the University of Vermont and Medical Center Hospital of Vermont with dates in March and March 29 including speakers Dr Marion McKee Mary Wilson Sue Ferland and others.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
American Academy of Pediatrics
PFBA
Charles C. Edwards
Marion McKee
Vermont Department of Health
Mary Wilson
University of Vermont Speech and Hearing Center
Sue Ferland
Ouireach
Howard Family Service
Bennington Woman Commits To State Hospital After Not Guilty Plea
In Bennington District Court Judge John P. Morrissey ordered Virginia Jones to be examined for up to 60 days after she pleaded not guilty to a breach of the peace charge. The 65 year old of 112 Congress St. is accused of writing obscene words in lipstick on the apartment of Laina Gerrish at 207 Union St. on Feb 22.
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Vermont Legal Aid
John Donley
Legal Service
Cvents
Donley
Cleveland
Vermont
Bennington District Court
Bennington
State Hospital
Waterbury
John P. Morrissey
Virginia Jones
Congress St
Laina Gerrish
Union St
Maine group opposes Central Maine Power rate hike
The consumer group Combat testified before the Maine Public Utilities Commission against a 15 percent rate increase by Central Maine Power. Combat argued publicly owned utilities would be cheaper for consumers and urged the PUC to seek alternatives to rising private power costs.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
Combat
Central Maine Payer Co
Maine Public Utilities Commission
Sam B Barouch
Barouch
PUC
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah I. Gagnon Held at Mahar
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah I. Gagnon widow of Joseph P. Gagnon occurred Friday at Mahar Funeral Home with a Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial at St. Francis de Sales Church. Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan officiated, bearers included Francis J. Kelly and Leo Plourde among others. honorary bearers were Mrs. Hazel Kelly and Miss Mary Ryan. Entombment followed at Park Town Chapel with spring burial planned in St. Columban's Cemetery Arlington. relatives and friends from Arlington and nearby areas attended.
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Sarah I. Gagnon
Joseph P. Gagnon
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar Funeral Home
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis J. Kelly
Hubert E. Cummings Sr
Leo Plourde
Donald Keough
George Zintmner
Forrest Smith
Altar Hosary Society
Iazel Kelly
Hazel Hogan
Helen Rogalski
Mary Ryan
Flanagan
Altar Rosary Society
Gagnon
Park Town Chapel
St. Columban's Cemetery
Arlington
Sleep lab aims to cure insomnia at Dartmouth Medical School
Dartmouth announces a sleep laboratory in the Mental Health Center under Dr. Peter Haurl to study insomnia cures. Paid volunteers, including Miss Charlotte Brien, undergo nightly electrode recordings to track sleep depth and dreaming. Future plans call for in patient studies and focused procedures to conquer insomnia.
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Haurl
Pr. Hauri
Wigely
Bt Dartmouth
Haws
Dartmouth Medical School
Switzerland
University of Chicago
Steep
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Hawk
Thomas E. Waters
Clarence C. Edwards
Darbmnoth College
IRS aide warns about tax adviser dangers
Burlington Vermont district IRS director Fulton D. Fields warns taxpayers who use others to prepare returns to seek qualified advisers. He notes the taxpayer remains responsible for accuracy and any due taxes, penalties, and interest and lists danger signs to avoid such as signing blank returns or pencil prepared filings.
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IRS
Burlington
Fulton D. Fields
Internal Revenue For
Vermont
Fields
Vermont consumer bureau warns on Neighborhood Readers' Service gimmick
The Vermont Consumer Protection Bureau warns residents about Neighborhood Readers' Service promising a magazine for the cost of postage while contract terms demand $4 down and $4 per month for 24 months. If signed, readers may owe $100 plus attorney fees. Send contracts to the bureau for review.
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Burlington
Vermont Consumer Protection Bureau
Consumer Protection Bureau
Vermont
Vermont Consumer Frotection Bureau
Prospect School opens applications for 1972-73 year
Bennington brief notes invite applications by calling 442-8333. Also announced are a Tuesday greeting at McCullough Mansion at 7 30 p m by Mr Anthony Jaycees and a community service invitation. The Plain Dirt Gardeners meet Tuesday at 2 p m at Old Bennington Library with John Page speaking on Organic Gardening. A fifth in a series on continuing religious education is Sunday at John XXXI Institute at 7 45 p m on The Core of Faith. Green Mountain Homemakers Extension Group meets Monday at 7 30 at Florence Moore's South Street home.
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James Episcopal Church
Arlington Memorial High School
Daniel Kelly
Vermont
Arlington
South Street
Harrison Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Anthony Jaycees
McCullough Mansion
Plain Dirt
Bennington
John Page
John XXXI Institute
Green Mountain Homemakers Extension Group
Florence Moore
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University of Vermont
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Center For
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LD. Rotkin
University of Minos Medical Center
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University of Ilinis Medical Center
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John T. Fletcher, Jr
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Bellowe Falls
Dale Carnagle
Caurie
Paradise Restaurant
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Consumer Bureau
Bennington Briefs
Prospect School
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Dorothy Divine
DEA
Bennington Bare Telepacoe
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