Habeas Corpus Denied for Dartmouth Students
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Hugh N. Bownes denied a habeas corpus writ for 45 Dartmouth College students jailed after taking Parkhurst Hall and ousting top administrators. The decision follows a New Hampshire Supreme Court ruling, with appeals planned in Boston. Overcrowding led to transfers among facilities as a campus strike, led by a 12 member committee, planned peaceful picketing to demand ROTC abolition and amnesty for arrestees.
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Hanover, N.H
UPI
Dartmouth College
U.S. District Court
Hugh N. Bownes
New Hampshire Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
Reserve Officer Training Corps
New Hampshire
Vermont
Parkhurst Hall
John Sloan Dickey
Dartmouth
Vegetables To Pay For Team's Uniforms At Woodstock
Woodstock Union High School plans a unique track garden to raise funds for uniforms. Coach Don Howard spearheads planting onions, pumpkins, and squash on the new 220 yard track, with harvests sold to support sports gear and costs.
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Woodstock
UPI
Woodstock Union High School
Don Howard
Howard
Winthrop
Maine
Waterville High School
Abandonment Of Railroad To Be Discussed
BOSTON UP I The St Johnsbury and LaMoille County Rail road board will meet June 3 in Morrisville Vermont to decide if the 96 mile freight line should be abandoned Samuel M Pinsly of Boston owner says efforts to solve issues may force a shutdown He argues a two year profit forecast has not materialized and questions whether more funds should be invested to upgrade track and equipment
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Boston
UPI
St. Johnsbury and LaMoille County Railroad
Morrisville
Samuel M. Pinsly
Pinsley
St Michael's panel blames archaic policies for unrest
Winooski Vermont UPI reports Dr Henry Fairbanks chair of the humanities at St Michael's College says old administration rules hinder communication among students faculty administrators and trustees. Prof John Hanagan notes a historical generation gap while Student Association President Francis Corbishley foresees no major revolt if the admin listens and explores a student voice on the board, not a vote.
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Winooski
UPI
Henry Fairbanks
St. Michael’s College
Fairbanks
State Education Board
John Hanagan
Philosophy
St. Michaels
Corbishley
Vermont Yankee to open public info center in Vernon
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp will open a public information center in Vernon on Saturday. Albert A. Cree, president, says visitors can view the 540000 kilowatt plant site along the Connecticut River, the 96 foot reactor containment, turbine building, and generators with capacity equivalent to 22 hydro plants. The plant is slated to operate in late 1971 and cost an estimated 120 million dollars.
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Vernon
UPI
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Albert A. Cree
Rutland
Vermont Yankee
Connecticut River
Vermont Governor cites housing shortage in Burlington Rutland
Gov. Davis told the 22 member Vermont Housing Commission that Burlington Rutland and South Windsor County face the sharpest housing shortage with a need for about 44,000 new homes in eight years. Commission cites limited mortgage funds high interest rates rising land costs taxes and labor shortages as root causes.
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Montpelier
UPI
Davis
Vermont
Burlington
Rutland
Windsor County
State
Housing Commission
Commission
Blood donors in Vermont and New Hampshire donate hundreds
UPI report states residents donated 774 pints in nine drawings. Red Cross in Burlington distributed 733 pints, with 610 sent to 62 regional hospitals. St. Michael's College donated 219 pints, St. Anselm's 147 pints, and Vermont College in Montpelier collected 83 pints in the first drawing.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Red Cross Blood Center
St. Michael’s College
Winsooski
St. Anselm’s College
Manchester
N.H
Vermont College
Montpelier
Halfmoon adopts zoning ordinance creating appeals board
The Halfmoon Town Board approves a zoning ordinance establishing a zoning board of appeals, shifting mobile home park approvals to the board. About 75 residents attend the hearing and voice concern over future control of the board. Attorney David Riebel warns about a potential runaway town board selecting the appeals panel.
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Halfmoon
Zoning Board of Appeals
Board of Appeals
David Riebel
Sloan Foundation grants $600,000 to RPI for engineering education
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation will supply $600,000 to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to boost engineering education and widen opportunities for the disadvantaged. Nils Y. Wessell announced the three year grant, which will strengthen faculty, expand a liberal bachelor of science program with engineering majors, and raise student awareness of engineering’s social context.
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Troy — Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Nils Y. Wessell
Foundation
RPI
Republicans to back Albany extension center with changes
Albany County Republicans plan to vote for a new 500000 extension service building at tonight's meeting if Democrats accept GOP design tweaks. Leader George A. Roland says the party is united in supporting adequate facilities while flagging where extra frills raise costs for taxpayers.
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Albany
Albany County
George A. Roland
Roland
Trio found guilty of larceny at Roberts Co. store
Alfred Senibaldi of Cleveland and his nephew Leonard Senibaldi of Everett were found guilty of larceny of suits valued at 2500 dollars from Roberts Co. store on April 25. Each was fined 500 dollars, given a six month suspended sentence to the House of Correction, and placed on probation for one year. Bette J. Aspendante of Cleveland had her case dismissed for lack of prosecution. All three were arraigned April 26 and had pleaded not guilty.
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North Adams
Alfred Senibaldi
Cleveland
Ohio
Leonard Senibaldi
Everett
Roberts Co
House of Correction
Bette J. Aspendante
Arrest of Glen Robert in 26,000 Gallon Alum Spill Case
Police arrested Glen Robert, 19, of North Adams on malicious destruction of personal property charges after three days of investigation at the Holland Chemical Co. where a storage tank was opened spilling 26,000 gallons of alum into the Hoosac River.
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Adams
Glen Robert
North Adams
Holland Chemical Co
Hoosac River
Western Union opens North Adams office in Futures building
The Western Union office in the North Adams Futures building was officially opened Friday with ceremonies. The new facility is equipped with four teletypes including a Telex machine and will handle direct messages and the accounting and supervision of local agencies for all of northwestern Massachusetts.
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North Adams
Western Union
North Adams Futures
Massachusetts
Tenney Tract Ted Taconic Trail Recreation Grant
The Bureau of Outdoor Recreation awards New York a 20000 grant to purchase and develop the Tenney tract on the Taconic Trail into a recreation area. The park would primarily serve hiking and wilderness camping.
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Williamstown
U.S. Department of the Interior
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
State Department of Natural Resources
Tenney Tract
Taconic Trail
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