Meaker leads House clash over Vermont land plan
Vermont lawmakers resume battle over the land capability and development plan with Rep. John Meaker mounting a final assault. The House is poised for final passage Tuesday after amendments to ease development limits and curb delays. The debate centers on appeals to environmental boards, with supporters urging a new waste recycling plan and a mental health bill moving to committee.
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Environmental Commission
Johnson
House
Brian Burns
D-Hurlington
Health and Welfare Committee
Appropriations Committee
Thormys Salmon
Vermont
Rutland
Burlington
Air Vietnam DC6 disaster leaves 62 dead in Saigon highlands
Police report 62 killed as an Air Vietnam DC6 exploded in midair and crashed in the Central Highlands near Ban Me Thuot. Four-engine propeller plane en route from Saigon to Ban Me Thuot with 16 survivors. weather described as very bad. Pilot American, two passengers Japanese, including a Tokyo freelance correspondent. Authorities say investigation into possible bombage.
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South Vietnam
Ban Me Tiot
Pham Duong Hien
Hien
Lst
Chidren
Hive
Hirono Wakalayashi
Tokyo
Mainichi
Han Me Thuot
Mt Anthony board faces SVSU gag rule vote
Mt Anthony Union High School board may back Friday SVSU action to rehire John E Murray for a one year contract with a 750 raise. Tonight's 7 30 curriculum committee meeting in the high school cafeteria will consider Murray's position as curriculum develops.
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SVSU
John Leaning
Mt. Anthony Union
Murray
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Orrin Griffis
Ariington
Eisie Farmal
William Laily Jr
Griffis
Zlanember
Lally
Banner
Anthony
Arlington
Bit. Anthony
Mit. Anthony Board
George Sleeman
Mt. Anthony Board
Raymond Murray
Elizabeth King
Br. Oakley Frost
Willowbrook low income housing sees few applicants
Hall Cushman of the Bennington Housing Authority said only about 100 to 12 people picked up applications and fewer than half returned them for Willowbrook, a 75 apartment subsidy project opening in June. Rent is 25 percent of adjusted income including utilities.
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Indians at Wounded Knee Press Final Ultimatum to U S
AIM leaders present a final ultimatum amid siege at Wounded Knee. Rocky Madrid, wounded in later gunfire, backs stance of treaty rights while Dennis Banks and Russell Means resist a government plan seen as surrender terms. Government proposal calls for weapon laydown, peaceful arrest, and talks at Sioux Falls.
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San Luo
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AIM
Madrid
Hussell Means
Fort Laramie
Plains
Pine Ridge
Washington
Interior Department
Sioux Falls
Dennis Banks
Harlington Wood
Justice Department
Wood
Banks
Saigon Viet Cong begin wide talks over South Vietnam future
Saigon opens full scale negotiations with the Viet Cong insisting no free elections while North Vietnamese troops stay in the South. Vice Premier Nguyen Lau Vien urges withdrawal of all North Vietnamese forces as a precondition for self determination and rejects coercion. Talks convene at Celle Saint Cloud near Paris with aim to form a National Council of Concord and Reconciliation by late April per the Paris accord.
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South Vietnam
Nguyen Lau Vien
Fisc USA
Celle Saint Cloud
Madame de Pompadour
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Paris
Kleber Avenue
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Celle Saint-Cloud
National Council of Concord and Reconciliation
Davis cites U S wavering on strict welfare rules
Vermont official Tom Davis says HEW appears to ease welfare eligibility, warning tight rules hurt social services more than Nixon budget cuts. He notes one third of funded child care is ineligible, outlines threatened programs and funding losses affecting Outreach, foster care, mental health and corrections.
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Washington
Vermont
Vermont Health Systems, Inc
VHSI
Supreme Court poised to rule in trans Alaska pipeline case
Washington to hear a high court quick decision on the trans Alaska pipeline controversy after the court directed conservation groups to file views by March 2. The government Alaska Alyeska supported early action to decide before term end in June. Environmentalists warn of tundra damage wildlife harm and wilderness spoilage.
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District of Columbia
Interior Department
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Valdez
Appeals
Y Interior Department
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Inside Senate probes NOW savings ace counts
A Senate panel plans a probe into NOW savings figures amid controversy.
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Gerald Raftery
Abby
SYSU
Bennington
Hoosick Falls
Bennington Generals
Fuzx
NCAA
UCLA
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