Vermont Yankee gets 1 percent testing permit surprise decision
Vermont Yankee will run a 1 percent licensed test at Vernon to study safety and operations before full power. The AEC licensing board chaired by Samuel Jensch authorized the limited test, subject to review by the Atomic Energy Commission, with official full-permit timing uncertain.
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Vt. Yankee
AEC
Norman Runnion
Brattleboro
Vermont Yankee
Vermott
Atomic Energy Commission
Samuel W. Jensch
SEC Safety and Licensing Board
Vermont
New England
Vernon
Jensch
Licensing Board
Nuclear
David Hell
Ira Zarlman
Paul Wallig
Masonic Temple
Washington
Wallig
Robert Jones
Jones
ITT chief explains shredding of Beard records
Senate committee probes ITT records destruction by security staff after Washington lobbyist Dita Beard disclosure. Harold Geneen testifies: shredding was to prevent open access, not to shield settlement actions. ITT denied impropriety while detailing a three part pledge for the San Diego GOP convention.
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ITT
Washington
Dita Beard
Senate Judiciary Committee
International Telephone & ‘Telegraph
Dita D. Beard
Harold $. Geneen
Jack Anderson
San Diego
Beard
Denver
Colo
Richard G. Kleindienst
Anderson
Kleindienst
Geneen
Iites
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
G@eneen
Congress
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton
FIT
Department of Justice
Vermont Agency Stakes Snowmobile Growth On Noise
Vermont Development and Community Affairs Agency says no active promotion of snowmobiling until noise is controlled and facilities improve within two years. Secretary Roland Loveless notes 95 percent of the problem is noise and trails are inadequate. Proposals include a $2.50 registration fee to fund trail development while information only is offered now.
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Tony Egan
Nixon to discuss busing views in televised address
President Nixon planned a nationwide 10 p.m. EST radio television speech on school busing from his western Maryland retreat after days of closed consultations. He has repeatedly opposed massive busing while sources say he will not back an antibusing constitutional amendment and will offer legislative recommendations.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Maryland
Sleeman wins 3-year SVSU contract and reorganization plan
At the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union meeting in Arlington George A. Airem an was unanimously chosen as superintendent. His one year post at 21000 annually was extended to three years as the SVSU board approved Sleeman reorganization creating a director of special education and a supervisor of secondary education. The plan faced some opposition from Mt Anthony and Arlington district members but passed 18-3.
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George A. Airéman
Arlington
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
S ¥Vsu
SVSU
Sleeman
Seeman
Ralph G. Wright
Bennington
Wright
Sol Sleeman
Richard Sleeman
Svsu Board
Carolyn Peckham
Pownal
Woodford
Lawrence Moe" Harrington
Catherine Corcoran
John Mason
Mason
Stephen Gilmen
Mt. Anthony
Gilman
Mt Anthony
Charles G. Salem
Salem
Anthony
Charles W. Keir
Keir
Matusik Resigns as St Joseph College President
Father Charles C. Matusik, C.S.C., resigned as president of St Joseph College after 14 months. Trustees accepted the unconditional resignation and will pay him until June 30. A five member trustees committee will search for a new president as students and alumni express mild protest and the alumni association issues a brief statement.
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Job Swayze
Nhce
Charles C. Matusik
C.S.C
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Father Matusik
Alumni Association
St. Joseph Colleges
Association
Migs Pam Vachon
Bennington
Richard Chamberlain
Mra
Hichard
Gloria) Watson
Carl Benjamin Jr
Arinngton
Vachon
St.joseph
Vermont House approves wage bill linking to federal rate
The House passed a measure to raise Vermont minimum wage to federal levels on a 77 28 vote and sends it to the Senate. The bill ties Vermont pay to Congress action on the federal wage, with 23 000 workers expected to benefit.
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House
Montpelier
UPI
Senate
Vermont
Natural Resources Committee
Congress
Francis Esposito
D-Rutland
Democratic Party
Esposito
Inside Story of a Shattered Marriage in Bribery Case
A Boston Globe item outlines a sexas official charged with bribery and the decline of a career marked by a high profile marriage to Miss America. The piece surveys money routing, asks who profits from bribe funds, and notes related political and social fallout.
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Sexas
Boston Globe
Mary McGrory
Dita Beard
N.Y. House
Hoosick Falls
Vermont
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Waa
Thonths
Loveless
Essex
Orleans
Caledonia
Grand Isle
George A. Sleeman
Conrad Hotta
Matusik
St. Joseph
Rev
Charles Matuste
Swayze
Senate Finance Committee
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