N H Man Named Chairman of Regional Commission
President Nixon nominates New Hampshire Senate President Stewart Lamprey as federal co chairman of the New England Regional Commission. Lamprey, 48, would replace John J. Linnehan and face Senate confirmation after a Public Works Committee hearing to be chaired by Sen. Norris Cotton. Lamprey chairs NH Senate, runs a Lake Winnipesaukee real estate business.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
New Hampshire Senate
Stewart Lamprey
New England Regional Commission
Lamprey
Senate
John J. Linnehan
Haverhill
Mass
Johnson
Senate Public Works Committee
Norris Cotton
R-N
New Hampshire
Lake Winnepesaukee
Vermont Maple Producers Face Crisis From Heavy Snow
Vermont maple industry, responsible for a third of U S maple sugar, faces a third straight low output as record snow blocks access to sugar bushes. Horace V Shute notes snow depths hinder tapping with roads bulldozed slowly. Some syrup produced in southern Vermont but overall prospects depend on a strong sap run.
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Horace V. Shute
Vermont Agriculture Department
Vermont
Shute
Greensboro
Welfare Report May Provide Less Information Than Expected
Vermont lawmakers may receive a limited welfare financing report with many details left to a governor committee. Senator Partridge and Representative Miller warn the draft may be mainly statistics, offering few specifics on spending, federal aid, and service levels as the House resolution requests. The governor’s probe is expected to yield a fuller picture of welfare costs and policy.
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Miller
Partridge
Vermont
House
River plan gains support from Vermont and New Hampshire
Vermont and New Hampshire officials expressed general support for a Connecticut River national recreation area bill. They will draft detailed positions papers and reconvene after discussing federal land acquisition methods and project planning for the proposed zone stretching from Canada to Long Island Sound.
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New Hampshire
Connecticut River
Canada
Long Island Sound
Crowley
Moulton
Vermont
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation of the Interior Department
Around Vermont House Reverses on CATV Curbs
Vermont lawmakers reversed a previous defeat by a 77 to 61 vote to send a CATV regulation bill to the Senate. The measure would place cable television under Vermont Public Service Board oversight amid lobbying and surprise shifts by House members during extended debate and a reconsideration motion.
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Vermont Public Service Board
John Alden
Woodstock
Alden
House
CATV
Vermont officials discuss Woodruff retirement and abortion reform
State pathologist Dr. Richard Woodruff, 69, states he has no retirement plans beyond June 30 despite Atty. Gen. James Jeffords asserting a successor need. In Woodstock a judge fines the United Electrical Workers Union 3500 for 67 violations of a county injunction tied to a Springfield plant walkout. In Montpelier, the Vermont House Health and Welfare Committee moves to reform the 123 year old abortion ban to permit therapeutic abortions under specific conditions with strong support for change.
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Burlington
UPD
Richard Woodruff
Atty
James Jeffords
Jeffords
Woodruff
Woodstock
UPI
Franklin Billings
United Electrical Workers Union
Springfield
Billings
Windsor
James Kane
Windsor State Prison
Kane
John Parker
William Hill
Bryant Grinder Corp
Salute bill to require tenure teachers pledge
In Albany Troy Assemblyman Neil W. Kelleher introduced a bill to require tenure teachers to salute the flag and take part in the pledge if districts mandate it The Averill Park district superintendent Gregory Benson requested the measure and the Averill Park board recently dismissed a substitute for refusing the pledge The dismissal was upheld in Supreme Court due to tenure rules.
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Albany
Troy
Neil W. Kelleher
U.S
Kelleher
Gregory Benson
Averill Park Central
Averill Park
Supreme Court
Nicholson resigns as Berkshire assistant superintendent
Charles V. Nicholson, 55, resigned as assistant superintendent of schools in charge of business services in Berkshire effective immediately. He returned home to Jenkintown, Pa., citing personal reasons and his wife’s reluctance to move. He held the $14,500 post since late February.
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Pittsfield
Charles V. Nicholson
Nicholson
Jenkintown
Strike May Close Plant at Hunter North Adams
Hunter Outdoor Products Inc says it may close its North Adams operation due to economic pressure from a six month local plant strike. The International Ladies Garment Workers supported the strike and picket lines at Hunter since 31.
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North Adams
Hunter Outdoor Products, Inc
International Ladies Garment Workers
Hunter
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