Energy questions frame AVM Aiken lectures in Vermont
The George D. Aiken lectures in Burlington focused on the U S energy future with experts warning of a growing shortage. Gov. Snelling praised ERDA veteran Robert C Seamans Jr for detailing the crisis while speakers clashed on policy, from Green Mountain Power chief Peter McTague to Vermont official Martin Johnson and federal adviser David Freeman. Carter's energy plan drew mixed reactions.
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Burlington
Vermont
George D. Aiken
America
Richard A. Snelling
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Peter McTague
Green Mountain Power Corp
Carter
Martin Johnson
Energy policy sparks moral and political debate in Burlington
At the George D. Aiken Lectures, panelists contest Carter's energy plan and its social impact. Alan Green foresees a Vermont cultural renaissance from energy shortages, while Martin Johnson predicts only modest lifestyle changes. Critics warn of higher power costs and renewed foreign reliance, with experts debating technology versus ethics and politics shaping American life.
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George D. Aiken
Burlington
Alan Green
Garden Way Manufacturing Company
Vermont
David Freeman
Federal Energy
James R. Schlesinger
Carter
Environmental Conservation
Martin Johnson
Johnson
James A. Fitzpatrick
Power of Authority
State of
New York
Fitzpatrick
What Happens If MAU Budget Is Defeated
A campus budget debate features Banner urging voters to know consequences of a loss while officials discuss possible cuts. Speakers warn any reduction harms students as they scrutinize staff additions and essential services with a budget vote looming.
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Banner
Humphreys
Dimke
Sleeman
Inside Edit on West Germany’s Breeder Reactor Stand
Commentary on West Germany stubborn stance regarding breeder reactors featured on the Inside Edit. Page 4 notes the debate and implications for policy and science.
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West Germany
Pownal
MAU
Rutland
Wahconah
Vietnam to join United Nations and resume ties with US
UPI reports Vietnam will be admitted to the United Nations and the United States will establish diplomatic relations with Hanoi. Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Phan Hien said talks in Paris also covered American missing servicemen, postwar aid, and a sped up normalization of relations. He noted both sides spoke in cordial atmosphere and that progress was made in the second four hour session.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Vietnam
United Nations
Hanoi
Phan Hien
Hien
U.S
Richard C. Holbrooke
Holbrooke
Viet Namese
Leonard Woodcock
Alburg Creamery tale links falcone cheese ties to crime
A UPI report details the Falcones entering Vermont cheese via Massapequa Manor on Long Island with a half million dollar setup. ABC probes trace ties between the Falcones and the DiBella family and Grande Cheese, amid notes of organized crime and a string of violent deaths connected to related cheese enterprises.
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Alburg
UPI
Massapequa Manor
Long Island
N.Y
New York
Thomas Ocera
Merrick
Charles Ocera
Brooklyn
Vincent Benintendi
Happauge
New York Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
C.of. Realty
Rod Clarke
Albury
Vermont
C.O.F
Joseph Curreri
Oceras
Joseph
Vincent
Matteo Falcone
ABC
Falcones
Joseph DiBella
Gourmay Cheese
Wisconsin
Falcone Brothers
DiBella
DiBellas
San Lee Alburg
Carter stimulus passes key jobs bill and tax cut deal
Washington officials report final House approval of a 4 billion public works jobs bill and a companion 20 billion stimulus appropriations package. Negotiators also finalize a consumer friendly tax cut, offering a 121 dollar annual break for many earners. The package aims to create up to 750 thousand public service and construction jobs and support mid summer job openings pending Carter signature.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
White House
House
Senate
IJC urges halt on Dickey Lincoln School dam project
The International Joint Commission calls a stop to all Saint John River basin development including Maine's Dickey Lincoln School project until a full environmental impact assessment is completed. The IJC urges a basin wide review and recommends negotiating a water quality agreement covering New Brunswick and Maine to ease evaluation and regulation of future projects.
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Ottawa
UPI
International Joint Commission
Saint John River
Maine
Dickey- Lincoln School
R.H. Koop
Commission
U.S
IJC
New Brunswick
Koop
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Steltzer
Woolmington
University of Vermont
U.N
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