Hickel warns Nixon on alienating youth in protest letter
Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel sent a public protest to President Nixon, warning that anti youth rhetoric from Vice President Agnew risks deepening youth hostility. He urged more cabinet contact, community leadership, and heed to historical lessons about youth protest led by figures like Patrick Henry Jefferson Madison and Monroe.
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Max Frankel
N.Y. Times
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Nixon
Hickel
Agnew
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Anthony J. Moffett
Moffett
White House
William P. Rogers
Mt Anthony budget rises 13.1 percent to 2.2 million
Mt Anthony Union High School Board approved a $2.235 million next year budget up 13.1 percent from 1.963 million. Major fixed costs include bond interest and salaries. salary rise drives most of the increase. New items cover junior high renovations, work travel program funding, mobile science classrooms, and an accreditation evaluation.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
George A Sleeman
Sleeman
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Mt. Anthony
Schools Save by Hiring Out Buses For Two Districts
Mt Anthony Union High School and the Bennington School District voted to contract bus services with Gareth Transportation for three years at 426 600 total or 142 200 per year. The move aims to save up to 50 000 next year despite bids from Donald Guy of Ludlow and John Tietgens of North Adams.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Joint Transportation Committee
Gareth Transportation
Bennington Ford Inc
Alan Gareth
Gareth
Transportation Committee
Donald Guy
Ludlow
John Tietgens
North Adams
Mass
Tietgens
Bennington College Plans Washington Protest With Demonstration Unite
At a packed meeting President Bloustein urged the entire college to attend the Washington rally as part of the nationwide student strike. About 250 Bennington students signed up, joining 600 Williams College protesters. The plan includes long term antiwar actions and a draft resisters chapter of UNDO with pledges to resist.
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Bennington College
Edward J. Bloustein
Washington, D.C
U.S
Cambodia
Leonard Rowe
Harvey D. Carter
R-32
Pownal
Bloustein
Washington
Tishman Lecture Hall
White House
Williams College
Clark Hall
Hall
Vermont
Williams
Union For National Draft Opposition
UNDO
Princeton University
Princeton
Kent State Shootings Prompt Fresh Claims And Probes
Senator Young asserts the first shot was fired accidentally by a guardsman when a student hurled back a tear gas canister. National Guard officials maintain self defense, while Brig. Gen. Canterbury cites unconfirmed sniper evidence. President Nixon orders a congressional inquiry and a White House report as Kent State remains closed through the weekend.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
National Guard
Kent State University
Senate Armed Services Committee
Robert Canterbury
Kent State
Stephen M. Young
Dohio
Young
John McElroy
James A. Rhodes
Akron
Washington
Nixon
White House
John Ehrlichman
New Bill Could Restore Passenger Trains in Vt
A Senate bill could bring back passenger rail to Vermont by transferring operation from railroads to a new corporation funded by 175 million dollars through stock sales to individuals and railroads. Railroads would contract with the corporation, which would serve areas lacking service while under writing losses. The measure, proposed by Sen. Winston Prouty, suggests the system could profit from efficiency and a nationwide passenger focus.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Vermont
Winston Prouty
R-Vt
Prouty
Editorial on Nixon walls against academics noted on page four
The Inside column criticizes President Nixon and his administration for erecting a barrier against the academic community. Kit Foster explains methods to grind breakfast cereal from natural grains on page four. Col. Ray Murray calls for Mt. Anthony budget cuts on page five. Manchester Town Manager Walter Hazard says the town’s landfill is inadequate on page eight.
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Nixon and Company
Kit Foster
Col
Ray Murray
Mt. Anthony
Manchester
Walter Hazard
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William Lally
Fered
Franklin Frantz
Congress
Ohio
Kingman Brewster Jr
Yale
Wall
College
D.C
David Scribner
Burlington
Windsor
Springfield
Wright
University of Wisconsin
Sen. Young Claims Guard
Kent
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