Berrigan Attorneys Claim Justice Dept Broke Law
In Harrisburg Pakistan style report? Harrisburg Seven case defense argues the Justice Department violated constitutional free speech rights by prosecuting letter smuggling as a crime. Attorneys subpoena six federal employees for a posttrial hearing to overturn convictions of Philip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister.
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Philip Berrigan
Justice Department
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Elizabeth McAlister
New York City
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Ramsey Clark
Harrisburg
Bertigan
Glark
Berrigan
Viizabeth
Burlington
LLP
University of Vermont
Michael J. Parenti
U.S. District Court
Parenti
Puruntl
Senators Stafford Aiken split over Kleindienst vote
Vermont's two U S senators face a Nixon nomination split with Stafford saying he will vote yes for Kleindienst while Aiken remains undecided but leans toward support. The case ties to the Justice Department probe into ITT and a broad request for internal records from FBI Director Hoover, Kleindienst, and Carlson as a court weighs subpoenas amid contested legality and a review hearing.
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UPI
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United States
Nixon
Richard Kliendienst
U.S
Robert Stafford
W.J
Mllendienst
Senate
George Aiken
R-Vt
Ellendienst
Stafford
Aiken
Kliendienst
John Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
ITT
Henry Kissinger
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Richard Keindienst
Norman Carlson
Bureau of Prisons
A. Dixon Herman
John Killian
Protestant Vanguard Moves To Curb Belfast Rioting
In Belfast, Protestant Vanguard members intervened to halt a sixth night of rioting as Protestant youths pelted troops and a store, while a factory bombing at Carrickfergus killed one worker and injured 15 across eight blasts. Police said East Belfast faced another explosive night until Vanguard mediation cooled tensions. earlier rioting injuries tallied at 14 officers and 20 rioters.
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UPI
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Curtis slams Agnew for dissenters blast in Maine
Democratic Governor Kenneth M. Curtis criticized Vice President Spiro Agnew after his speech at the Maine Republican convention in Augusta. Curtis called Agnew’s views dangerous to democracy and said Agnew’s stance on Senator Edmund Muskie was disgusting to many. Agnew denounced Democratic critics as defamers of America and argued against questioning the president over Vietnam bombing decisions.
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UPI
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Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Curtis
Edmund S. Muskie
Muskie
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America
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Aim
James Sanderson
Sanderson
Burlington
UPL
University of Vermont
Robert Daniels
Sendmund Sr. Muskle
Daniels
Sea
Eugene McCarty
Minnesota
Burlington City
Chittenden County
Winooski
Students present Channel 8 programs at Mt. Anthony Union High
Mt Anthony Union High School students offered two television programs on Cable I Channel B last night. One featured Shaftsbury third graders working with Mrs Brown including ads a short play and songs. The other, by DVO students Steve Wassick and Jon Pappas titled The Horns of Dilemma, opened with oscilloscope experiments and time lapse sunrise followed by an animated film about Clarence the Coke kaleidoscopic visuals and electronic sounds with a news segment on Vietnam Ireland Bangladesh capital punishment and drugs and humor ads for open heart surgery at home. The shows will rebroadcast tonight at 5 59 and the group plans regular spring programs. Curtis quoted questions about a great senator and antiwar aims criticizing Agnew for pressuring media and supporting immediate withdrawal from Southeast Asia.
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Students plug White Brook reservoir hole after night work
About 50 New England College students aided by National Guardsmen and local firemen worked through the night to seal a 24 foot wide hole in the White Brook reservoir. Officials evacuated 70 families and closed Route 12 section as a 115 million gallon lake faced rain risk. Governor Peterson authorized guardsmen to assist. volunteers built a six foot high sandbag barrier behind the breach while a crane and bulldozers moved more material. The break was found by waterworks chief Hakon Pederson who monitors the wall daily.
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Engand College
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West Virginia
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Globe Wins Pulitzer for Somerville City Hall Corruption Report
Boston Globe editor Tom Winship announced that the newspapers Spotlight Team won the Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting. The series exposed noncompetitive bids and other government malpractices in Somerville, prompting a grand jury to indict 19 people and four companies.
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UPI
Boston Globe
Somerville
Globe
Spotlight
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Tom Winship
John
Driscoll
City Hall
Moon rocks from Apollo 16 show unusual diversity in highlands
Four rocks from Apollo 16 highlands appear distinct from earlier lunar samples. Scientists say breccias with lighter color suggest varied stories once cleaned and studied. initial observations note each rock differs, boosting hopes for insights into the Moon's origin and evolution.
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Patrick Butler
Lawmakers back away from full abortion repeal in New York
In Albany Senate Leader Brydges says outright repeal is unlikely as the reform bill faces limits. Governor Rockefeller says he will oppose changes shortening the abortion time frame while current law allows up to 24 weeks. Legal notes report Lefkowits states under 21 cannot hold school board seats. In Troy, Catholic Central High School suspends male students for hair below the collar until they get haircuts, a rule recently enforced.
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Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Brydges
Gav. Rockefeller
Louis J. Leikowite
Ewald B. Nyquist
Lefkowits
Troy
Catholic Central High School
Edward J. Firepatrick
Berkshire City Eyes Lease for $30 Million Downtown Center
Pittsfield officials express support for Mayor Butler to negotiate a lease with New York developer George Nutman, backing a $30 million downtown shopping center plan with a 2,000 car garage to anchor retail and office space and protect city interests in bonding and construction. Police report ice hazards on Mohawk Trail near Western Summit causing traffic stoppage. debris and a loader clear the blockage. In North Adams pigs found in a car tack seat prompt investigation. later custody arranged for owner claim. Central Berkshire District Court to add 2,200 square foot wing at Wendell Avenue. $249,650 contract. project to finish by December.
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Donald Butler
New York
George Nutman
North Adams
Mohawk Trail
Norman Thomas
Walnutt
Theaes
Pittseleld
Berkshire District Court
Wendell Avenue
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