Bennington Housing Authority to Begin Low Income Elderly Housing
Hamilton Shields, chairman, admits five years of delays but says HUD is ready to start construction now. He led town and village officials and interested groups in gathering for the project announcing immediate work on elderly and low income housing.
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Dr Huessy awaiting word on son held in East Berlin
Dr Hans Huessy of Jericho says he expects no definite word on his son Mark, held since January 4 in East Berlin on what he calls an investigative arrest. He notes the lack of U S diplomatic ties means information will take months and expresses minimal concern about treatment, citing humane conditions in East Germany.
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Democrats Shan Hayes Look Toward Sen OBrien
Vermont Democrats reportedly held a secret session to decide a candidate for governor as Lt. Gov. Thomas L. Hayes faces a possible retreat from the Republican ticket. Rumors say Sen. Leo O'Brien of Chittenden Grand Isle counties may head the state ticket, with an announcement expected next week. Hayes has not ruled out a run for governor and left open the possibility of a GOP primary or a Democratic challenge.
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Curtis Tarr Named New Draft Director
Curtis W W Tarr 45 an Air Force assistant secretary was chosen by President Nixon as the new draft director to succeed Gen Lewis B Hershey who retired Feb 16 Tarr a Stockton California native and former Lawrence College president will receive 38090 annual pay and serves at the pleasure of the President Hershey had held the post 29 years and is now a presidential adviser on manpower and mobilization
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Japanese Consul Kidnaped By Brazilian Guerrillas
Nine young gunmen abducted Japan's consul general Nobuo Okuchi in Sao Paulo linking to the earlier Elbrick case. Brazil's military government and secret services hunted the suspects while warning of possible demands for ransom or prisoner exchanges. The incident follows another foreign envoy kidnapping in South America and drew grave concern from Japan's Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi.
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Bomb Explosions Hit Three Manhattan Skyscrapers
Three New York City office towers housed by Socony Mobil IBM and General Telephone were struck by bombs in the early hours. Evacuations occurred citywide but no injuries were reported. a group calling itself Revolutionary Force 9 claimed responsibility in letters and calls to news outlets.
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Track Claims Foul Denied By Green Mountain Park Official
Vincent J. Bartimo vice president and general manager of Green Mountain Race Track in Pownal Vermont denied charges by Arizona congressman Steiger that the track was tied to a loan operation with hoodlums and organized crime. He said no gambling interest is connected with the track and noted a $1 million libel suit against the Rutland Herald over published remarks.
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Impeachment Effort Afoot Against Justice Douglas
A UPI report says a House resolution to impeach Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas is being drafted for introduction next week. Sponsor Rep Louis C. Wyman plans cosponsors from both parties, but specific charges have not yet been determined.
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Aiken Deliberates on Carswell Supreme Court Vote
Washington senator George D. Aiken confirms he has not decided how to vote on Judge G. Harrold Carswell for the U S Supreme Court. He expects Carswell’s confirmation on the floor without naming supporters. Separately a 1953 impeachment bid against Justice Douglas reemerges linked to his book Points of Revelation and alleged acts including youthful protests and remarks. critics call Douglas an aging Lothario.
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Inside Kit Foster on DDT's vast ecological effects
Tom Wicker argues a national transportation policy could save railroad passenger service. Former State's Attorney John T. Carmody Jr. reflects on law enforcement issues he uncovered during tenure.
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