National Guard on alert in Boston protest at JFK Building
About 2,000 demonstrators circled the JFK Federal Building as authorities sought to deny entry to government agencies. More than 200 peaceful protesters sat in the street while 3,000 National Guardsmen stood by. The day featured a contrast to a large, peaceful rally on Boston Common with politicians and professors urging nonviolence.
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FDA virtually bans swordfish over mercury fears
FDA urged Americans to stop eating swordfish due to high mercury levels, calling it the only item to be eliminated so far. About 26 million pounds are consumed yearly, with 811 of 853 samples above the safety limit. The agency left open a return if a government approved safety certification system is developed.
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Prouty urges Nixon to end oil import limits
Sen. Winston Prouty of Vermont urged President Nixon to lift fuel oil import restrictions that force independents to buy only in the western hemisphere. He warned of a coming New England fuel crunch, said higher imports failed to lower prices, and argued lifting limits would allow independents to source from European refineries to secure supplies and stabilize prices.
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Vermont refunds total 4.1 million to 67129 filers
Vermont Tax Department reports 4.1 million in income tax refunds for 67129 people with an average of 61.22 dollars. Compared with last year's 64707 returns for the same period, the state issued about 3 million with an average 45.68 dollars. The department expects 104000 returns by year end, plus 302053 in sales tax rebates to 19219 people and 25083 seniors in property tax relief programs.
Vermont Scout: Bushnell Held Over Shelburne Robbery Case
In Burlington Daniel Bushnell 23 of South Burlington waived a plea in district court on an armed robbery charge tied to a 1969 Shelburne family hostage robbery. He was held on 10,000 bail after being picked up on a warrant issued in January. James Clothey 25 already serves 7 to 10 years for related involvement. Rutland educator Tinney assails state priorities, saying education has slipped amid deer herd and government issues.
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Norwich U announces $17 million fund drive on growth plan
Norwich University officials at a Burlington press conference unveiled a ten year campaign aimed at raising 17 million dollars. The drive will fund scholarships faculty salaries and construction of a student center fieldhouse library and a fine arts auditorium. Vice President Loring Hart cited rising applications due to the college's controlled environment.
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Inquest into Washington County lockup continues in Montpelier
A secret inquest into conditions at the Washington County lockup in Montpelier will be continued on May 14. State's Attorney Kimberly Cheney questioned 10 witnesses including former inmates and law enforcement officers after complaints of alleged inmate mistreatment and sub standard health and safety conditions. The lockup has already been ordered closed by the courts and by the Montpelier building inspector.
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Macalaster College President to Speak at St Michael's
Arthur S. Fleming former HEW secretary under Eisenhower and president of Macalaster College will deliver the commencement address at St Michael's College on May 30.
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Paroled manslaughter convict in Berkshire case
Bruce D. McConnell, 24, formerly of North Adams, released April 16 to a Boston address after serving one third of an eight to 12 year term for manslaughter in Miss Pearson’s death. He began a state job, completed computer programming, and lives in Boston. A separate Berkshire fire on Upper Valley Road killed William Hogan 24 and Alice Frusciente 20, with two others injured, possibly sparked by a stove or space heater.
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Church Fire Bid Thwarted at Notre Dame Church
North Adams police investigate after an afternoon arson attempt at Notre Dame Church. Father Malboeuf found newspapers spread along the center aisle and in candle racks lit, most papers burned but flames did not spread to tapestries or woodwork.
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Pittsfield School Closure Ties to Diocesan Consolidation
Diocesan officials announce St Joseph’s elementary will close in September as part of a consolidation with Mount Carmel and Notre Dame. Grades one through four move to Mount Carmel, five through eight to Notre Dame, with more than 600 students total. Eleven educators will staff the merged school, including nuns and lay teachers.
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