Open letter to young Americans on democracy versus communism
The piece argues teens should read an open letter from Table Talk warning about radicals and revolutionaries. It contrasts democracy with communist rule in Russia, detailing limited personal freedom, state control, censorship, limited travel, and income differences. George W. Hathaway cites salary figures and life under the Party.
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George Aiken
South Vietnam
Sierra Club to host meeting on snowmobiles in Manchester
The Sierra Club Twin State Group explains the Gibb snowmobile bill at public meetings across Vermont. Plans include landowner permission requirements a public lands limit to designated trails noise reductions by 1972 and registration fees. A Bennington session is scheduled for March 24.
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Vermont plans to streamline executive branch take effect
Gov. Davis moves three executive orders to stand unless House vetoed. Proposals to transfer Travel Information Council to Development Secretary and Nursing Advisory Rate Setting Committee to Human Services Agency take effect April 15. Interagency Committee on Natural Resources to mirror reorg. In Brattleboro, nuclear plant pre-hearing conference for Vermont Yankee moved to April 20 at Brattleboro Union High School gym for accessibility.
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Brattleboro
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Atomic Energy Commission
Aiken
Brattleboro Union High School
State park bumper stickers replace season tickets
Commissioner A F Heitmann announced bumper stickers are now available to replace season tickets and speed gate entry. With daily entrance rising to 50 cents, the $5 sticker is a bargain. Order by $5 to Montpelier 05602 with name address and vehicle registration, or buy at Rutland Morrisville offices and at Groton Branbury Sand Bar Lake Carmi Lake St. Catherine Brighton Bomoseen state parks.
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A.F. Heitmann
Rutland
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Lake Carmi
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Brighton
Bomoseen
Vermont housing code bill rewritten after heated debate
In Montpelier the House drastically revised a municipal housing code bill restricting local enactments without public referenda and lowering penalties for violations. The Senate gave preliminary approval to a separate bill allowing doctors to treat teenagers for drug abuse or general disease without parental consent.
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Montpelier
UPI
Senate
Bill seeks full time state’s attorneys for three counties
A Vermont bill introduces full time state's attorneys for Caledonia Orange and Orleans counties and assigns investigators to Bennington Caledonia and Franklin county prosecutors. It also provides pay raises for state’s attorneys in Bennington Caledonia Orange and Orleans counties.
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Caledonia
Orange
Orleans
Bennington
Franklin County
Adirondack Study Commission protests New York cottage plan
The Adirondack Study Commission filed a protest against Finch Pruyn Co. plans to subdivide about 160 acres near Indian Lake, saying the project clashes with the river valley’s wild character. The commission can conduct informal reviews, hold hearings, and may stay actions up to 90 days while the dispute unfolds.
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Adirondack Study Commission
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Adirondacks
Finch Pruyn Co
Glens Falls
Finch Pruyn
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Mount Greylock plans cause mixed feelings in Berkshire
Adams report says the Mount Greylock Advisory Council generally supports Joseph R Dragone of Springfield for a 400 acre leisure home and resort at the foot of Mount Greylock calling it well planned. He proposes extending chairlifts from the resort to the summit while the council frames concerns about the Mount Greylock Reservation and the mountain's natural beauty.
Busing Fleet Damaged After Boston Basketball Games
Vandals damaged over 1 200 in losses to 10 J T Tietgens Bus Lines buses after a Boston Garden basketball doubleheader. Owner John Tietgens said windows taillights wires and more were harmed while buses were amid the crowd. A U S Army Corps of Engineers flood study next year will survey floodwall needs along Adams and North Adams basin.
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J.T
Cheshire
Hoosac River
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