Mt Anthony board balks at faculty salary plea at budget hearing
At Mt Anthony Union High School budget hearing the majority of attending teachers urged higher pay but the board refused. Negotiators pointed to rising costs while the instructional staff remained static amid a 2.3 percent expenditure decrease forecast. The total budget is 2.404 million for 71-72 with 1,272 students now and about 1,380 expected next fall.
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Mt. Anthony
John H. Duval
Charles Neuschafer
Neuschafer
Stephen H. Gilman
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Charles
Anthony
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Sleeman
Adler
Robert K. Lerner
North Ben
Lerner
Caracciola Leads Protest Over Rutland Highway Office Move
Bennington legislator Rep Joseph Caracciola protests Vermont S 42 plan to move the district highway office from Bennington to Rutland. The reorganization would create seven districts with Rutland hosting the main office, a change Caracciola warns will isolate towns like Woodford and Pownal and cut off Bennington County from nearer highway authority. He urges county officials to unite and press the governor to preserve local offices.
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Joseph Caracciola
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Windham County
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Pawlet
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Woodford
Pownal
Kent State memorial vigil marks anniversary of 1970 shooting
Kent State University students kept a 26-hour watch at the four shooting sites on the campus anniversary. A noon memorial service featured Yale President Kingman Brewster and the Kent State victory bell. The vigil followed a 2,000-strong observance with silent marches and a brief program.
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HUD approves Bennington 75 unit housing grant
HUD funding for 75 low income general occupancy units under the Turnkey program is expected for Bennington. The Bennington Housing Authority was told you would learn this week if the federal grant is approved. An official announcement from Senator Winston Prouty is anticipated within days.
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Winston Prouty
Awards announced as Burns wins Pulitzer for history
James MacGregor Burns, political science professor at Williams College, named winner of the 1971 Pulitzer Prize for history. The Pulitzer Committee at Columbia announced winners across 17 categories, with prizes and citations totaling. Other 1971 winners included Thomas Powers and Lucinda Franks for national reporting and the Winston-Salem Journal & Sentinel for public service.
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Williams College
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Thomas Powers
Lucinda Franks
Diana
Winston-Salem Journal & Sentinel
North Carolina
Kent State University
Akron Beacon Journal
John Paul Filo
Kent State
Valley Daily News
Tarentum
Spot News
Paul Zindel
Demonstrators drop effort to snarl traffic
Washington saw a failed bid to disrupt rush hour as militant antiwar demonstrators tried an unauthorized march on the Justice Department. Police cleared Franklin Park and arrested about 60, with total arrests around 232 by mid-morning as 400 protesters gathered at Scott Circle and 100 protested at the DOJ.
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American Psychiatric Association
Virginia
Maryland
Thomas Rique
Santa Fe
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DuPont Circle
Scott Circle
Inside The Mankiewicz Braden column on treasury policy
The column analyzes the problem a Democratic secretary of the treasury poses for Democrats. It notes political maneuvering within the party and the potential impact on policy and public perception.
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Congressmen criticize protest tactics in heated debate
Washington lawmakers voiced near universal criticism of antiwar protests as disruptive and harmful to the peace movement. Senator Muskie warned confrontation may alienate supporters while Senator McGovern condemned illegal acts as undercutting congressional aims. Representative Mitchell urged systemic self-reflection. Senator Allott warned of communist influence among leaders. Representative Dellums condemned police force but criticized demonstrators' methods. Senator Humphrey decried violence harming civilians’ daily lives.
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Dcalif
Southeast Asia
Dellums
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
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