Democrats Rally Behind Hoff in Vermont Senate Bid
In Burlington a crowd of 600 Democrats hailed former governor Phil Hoff as a top contender for the U.S. Senate seat, urged party unity, and pledged to stump for Hoff across Vermont. Key figures including Sen. Daniel Inouye and Lt. Gov. John Daley urged consolidating Democratic factions against the GOP incumbent Winston Prouty.
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U. S
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D-Hawaii
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Inouye
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Leo O’brien
Dhittenden-Grand Isle
Deane C. Davis
Sen. Inouye
State Democratic Committee
Chittenden Democrats
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Davis predicts Hayes to run as independent
Gov Davis said St Thomas Hayes will run as an independent for governor and will not seek the Republican nomination. He also expects no new candidates and features plans to campaign with Sen Winston Prouty while pursuing six key bills including a land use tax to preserve open spaces.
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Cchittenden-Grand Isle
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House
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Chelsea
Kennedy
Coup Crushed in Congo Republic near Brazzaville
President Marien Ngouabi said loyal forces killed rebel Lt Kikanga and retook Brazzaville radio after a dawn seize attempt. The rebels, described as lackeys of imperialism, sought to topple the government and spoke of a provisional regime. Blood donors were urged as the station broadcast details to the public.
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Brazzaville City Hall
Paris
Nixon to Address Wildcat Postal Strike On TV Today
President Nixon planned a nation wide radio and television address to explain his plan to resolve the postal wildcat strike. He convened top aides and invited congressional leaders for crisis talks as thousands remain off the job across major cities while preparations for federal intervention continue.
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Demonstration Planned At Yankee Power Plant
Vermont conservationists and citizens plan a 24 hour nonviolent protest at the Vernon Vermont Yankee nuclear plant starting April 17 at 7 a.m. The event coincides with Green Up Day but sponsors say no link. The Middlebury conference urged anti pollution acts and targeted the power establishment including Vermont Electric Power Co Central Vermont Public Service and Vermont Yankee.
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Vermont postal workers stay at work amid cooling-off period call
Vermont locals of the National Association of Letter Carriers voted to back national union president James H. Rademacher's request to remain on the job for five days. About 165 of 270 members attended, with 95 percent supporting staying at work, while some dissented over New York support. Postmasters in Burlington White River Junction and Montpelier reported no sickouts and praised workers for their loyalty during the crisis.
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Winooski
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Bennington
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Ephraim Martin
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Martin
New England
Stowe Caucus Vows To Keep Its Voice
Montpelier Vermont The Stowe Caucus vows to maintain its voice in state affairs as it operates without an official designation and plans to press for representation and participation in local governance. Greg Guma reports from Montpelier on the group’s stance and upcoming activities.
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Open Primary Bill Faces Senate Vote in Vermont
In Montpelier the Senate prepares to take up the open primary bill amid an adverse committee report and governor’s opposition, while the House already approved it. Other action includes shoreline zoning, state aid for education bills, and government reorganization plans. A Stowe caucus meeting discussed funding and publishing goals.
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Rutland County
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Vermont
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Inside Columnist Warns Against Bigness and Efficiency
Columnist Tom Wicker argues that society pays a high price for bigness and efficiency. Paul Bohne defends local apple growers in a letter. Manchester zoning plan unveiled for town residents. Morning post office chatter noted. Vivian Golbin reviews a contemporary music experience at Bennington College.
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Paul Bohne
Vivian Golbin
Bennington College
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