Land plan urged to guide Act 250 rules in Vermont
Environmental chief Martin L. Johnson says a land capability and development plan must pass this year to guide the state Land Use Plan and aid Act 250 enforcement. With two weeks left in the session, failure could delay guidance for districts and postpone clearer permitting criteria.
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Last POW group home in Indochina release
The first wave of American POWs released by the Communists arrived in the United States on Friday. About 32 former prisoners flew in to mainland bases while 18 men landed at Kelly Air Force Base, Texas, greeted by cheering crowds. Army Col. Benjamin Purcell led the group and spoke for the others.
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Canadians charge VC with stalling in Vietnam
In Saigon Canada accuses the Viet Cong of stalling cooperation on investigations of ceasefire violations near Cam Loc and Cua Viet. ICCS members Hungary Indonesia and Poland back the charges which move to the Joint Military Commission. Reports suggest Vietnam violated Paris accord provisions but no proof linked PRG to the incidents. Meanwhile POW repatriations continue with crews homebound from Clark Air Base as the last American captives await release.
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Wounded Knee negotiator vows nonviolent end to standoff
U.S. government negotiator Kent Frizzell said the occupation of Wounded Knee on Pine Ridge must not end in bloodshed, favoring a long term negotiated solution over force. Also noted were stalled talks, ongoing blockades, and AIM leaders Banks and Means not yet engaged.
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Fussell Means
Seasonal Clouds Bring Rain Risk This Weekend
Forecasters expect considerable cloudiness today with a high around 60. Tonight remains cloudy with a good chance of rain by Sunday morning, and Sunday highs range from the 40s north to near 60 in the south.
Meat price surge lifts farm cost index to record high
Washington reports the Agriculture Department says the March 15 average price for raw farm products jumped 7 percent to a new peak, led by cattle hogs and lambs. Prices to farmers rose despite some drops since mid month, with beef at 43,600 per hundredweight and hogs and lambs hitting fresh records.
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Breaks on testimony loom in Watergate case
In Washington the Watergate judge ordered Liddy to testify before a grand jury and delayed sentencing for McCord to June 15 to finish grand jury and Senate questioning. Nixon aides were ordered to testify. McCord testified that high officials knew of the bugging. Liddy and McCord face long potential sentences as probes widen. In Montpelier, Gov Salmon named Margeret Falcenti to head the Commission on Human Rights with Senate confirmation pending.
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Spring Joy Lifts Students At Catamourt School
White adults greet spring amid arid conditions while Remington's youngseers display hopeful energy. An unseasonably warm spell averaging eight degrees warmer than last fuels outdoor play as students hop skip and slide toward gardening season.
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