Constitutional Issues Raised In Dartmouth Students Case
Two Dartmouth College students' lawyers prepare to argue constitutional issues before the First Circuit Court of Appeals after Judge Aldrich denied bail for 45 demonstrators jailed for occupying Parkhurst Hall on May 7. Policemen seized the building in protest of ROTC and campus recruitment.
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Dartmouth
Boston
UPI
Dartmouth College
First Circuit Court of Appeals
Parkhurst Hall
Hanover, N.H
New Hampshire
Vermont
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Oil spill kills scores of waterfowl in New Hampshire
In Portsmouth officials report nearly 200000 gallons of No 2 oil leaking from a barge into the Piscataqua River. The spill kills scores of waterfowl, grebes, and shellfish, threatens 90000 coho salmon released recently, and prompts private lawsuits and state mitigation under water pollution laws.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Piscataqua
Newington
Seamans
Bers
Seaman
Exeter
Lamprey
Great Bay
Search Underway For Missing Boy In Rutland
More than 100 people searched for Rollin Woodard a 3 year old missing from his Rutland home since 5 pm Thursday. State police bloodhound tracked scent through a three block area near U S Routes 4 and 7 as neighbors police and firemen canvassed a three square mile section. Police said he wandered from home and search began about 20 minutes later. House to house canvass failed to find him. The scent was tracked during the night after being lost and then found again for about two hours.
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Rutland
UPI
Rollin Woodard
Harvard Sit-In Fails to Secure Support for Disbanding Committee
About 300 Harvard students marched to a locked disciplinary committee room to demand abolishing the Committee of 15 after being denied admission. SDS leaders urged action while the panel, in Holyoke Center, refused to yield as no vote for a sit-in was cast.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPID
Harvard University
Holyoke Center
Apollo 10 Crew Ready For Sunday Blastoff
CAPE KENNEDY Three Apollo 10 astronauts suit up for a final dress rehearsal before a Sunday launch. Commander Thomas P. Stafford, John W. Young, and Eugene A. Cernan prepare in simulators that mimic the spacecraft controls as the Saturn 5 and its lunar mission hardware are fueled after a 16 hour rest.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Moon
Thomas P. Stafford
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
Rocco A. Petrone
Spaceport
Cernan
Tracy
Stafford
Young
Houston
CVPS Plans Issue of 300000 Shares to Raise 6.9 Million
The Public Service Board authorized Central Vermont Public Service Corp to issue 300000 shares of common stock through First Boston Corp to raise 6.9 million dollars. Proceeds will cut part of CVPSs 7.2 million in short-term debt and enable long-term financing. funds were tied to stock purchases in Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp and other corporate needs. CVPS, a major stockholder in the Vernon atomic plant project, contends the move supports its financial leverage amid ongoing construction and future debt planning.
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Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
CVPS
Vernon
Ladies Mistake Pot for Tobacco at Windham College
In Putney two elderly women found a bag on a sidewalk near Windham College, mistaking it for tobacco because it contained two small pipes. They sought help from a passing student who advised calling the sheriff. The contents were marijuana, though it still smelled like tobacco.
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Putney
UPI
Windham College
Elizabeth Lord
Elizabeth Clarke
Spencer Waldron
Poor People's Congress Set for May 24 in Middlebury
The first Vermont Poor People's Congress will meet May 24 at 10 a.m. at St Mary's School Middlebury featuring Rep Robert T Stafford. Workshops cover housing guaranteed annual income health problems and job programs. A community dinner will follow with guests from several faiths. Organizers include St Mary's Parish Society Addison County Community Action Group and the Community Councils of Vermont. Contacts: Judy O Brine Ann Raynolds John Chater Lucy Heribert Earline Woodward Peter Diamond Stone and the Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council.
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Middlebury
Poor People’s Congress
Vermont
St. Mary’s School
Robert T. Stafford
U.S
Congress
St. Mary’s Parish Society
Addison County Community Action Group
Community Councils of
Judy O’brine
Ann Raynolds
Springfield
John Chater
Barton
Lucy Heribert
Montpelier
Earline Woodward
Burlington
Peter Diamond Stone
Brattleboro
Bennington - Rutland
Opportunity Council
Bennington
Bank Robbery Suspects Sought After Rochester Heist
Police issued a 13 state alert for two gunmen who robbed Randolph National Bank in Rochester at 10:15 a.m. on Thursday. They fled with over $5,000, wearing no masks and flashy clothing. Authorities traced the car with roadblocks in Vermont, while an airplane aided the search. Chester Pierce, the assistant cashier, and branch manager, identified the robbers as two men who demanded $50,000 in $50 bills. two women were ordered behind the counter. FBI agent James Mee, Windsor County State's Attorney Frank Madady, and Windsor County Sheriff Peter Moore assisted.
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Rochester
UPD
Randolph National Bank
Vermont
Chester Pierce
Pierce
FBI
James Mee
Rutland
Windsor County
Atty
Frank Mahady
Peter Moore
Reagan jokes about student unrest during Texas visit
Governor Ronald Reagan of California, in Houston for a speech, joked about student unrest in his state and offered a light remark about a student exchange program with anyone, aiming to defuse tension during the Texas stop.
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Houston
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Texas
Vermont colleges set to raise tuition by 150 dollars
The Vermont State Colleges Board of Trustees planned a 150 dollar rise in resident and out-of-state tuition for the fall, affecting about 2900 students at Johnson Lyndon Castleton and Vermont Technical. Students were told of the hike before board action.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont State Colleges Board of Trustees
Robert Babcock
Babcock
Davis
Johnson
Lyndon
Castleton
Vermont Technical
Lyndon State College
Robert Long
Castleton College
Bipartisan push for June vote on constitutional convention
Republicans and Democrats unite with League of Women Voters to promote a yes vote on the June 3 statewide referendum. Russell Merriman and Frank Esposito with Newton Garland coordinate a $50,000 pamphlet drive while Atty. Gen. James Jeffords, Asst. Atty. Gen. John Strachan and Sec. of State Richard Thomas back the effort. Esposito leads southern Vermont, Merriman central and northeast, Garland northwestern.
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Montpelier
UPI
Russell Merriman
Frank Esposito
Rutland
League of Women Voters
Newton Garland
Burlington
James Jefford
John Strachan
Richard Thomas
Fyes
Esposito
Vermont
Merriman
Mrs. Garland
Vermont prosecutors meet to discuss reforms at Windsor
Vermont's 14 state prosecutors meet at Windsor State Prison to discuss the constitutional convention and a proposed district attorney system. Patrick Leahy of Burlington, president of the County Prosecutors Association, says they will consider a uniform prosecution policy, treatment for drug users seeking medical help, a criminal code revision recommendation to the Legislative Council, and other pending legislation.
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Windsor
API
Vermont
Windsor State
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
Burlington
County Prosecutors Association
Leahy
Legislative Council
Muskie to Speak at Middlebury Commencement
Sen Edmund S Muskie of Maine will deliver the 169th Middlebury College commencement address on June 2 announced by college president Dr James I Armstrong Muskie previously sought the vice presidency last fall and spoke at the Bread Loaf School of English last summer
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Middlebury
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Middlebury College
James I. Armstrong
Muskie
Bread Loaf School of
Petition to Elect Adams-Cheshire Committee Next March
Edward J. Meczywer announces a petition to force an early election of Adams-Cheshire Regional School District Committee in March, seeking a special town meeting to amend the district agreement. If schools open in September 1970, committeemen elections move to March 1971. Mohawk Valley Aviation named fixed-base operator for Schenectady County Airport with a $250000 new hangar project.
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Adams
Adams and
Cheshire
Adams - Cheshire
Edward J. Meczywer
Meczywor
North Adams
Mohawk Valley Aviation, Inc
Harriman
Schenectady, N.Y
George West
Mohawk
Spelunkers Gather for Berkshire Cave Weekend
Spelunkers and speleologists from New England New York and northern New Jersey converge on Cheshire for a weekend cave exploration event starting Saturday at the Green Acres fireside dining room and continuing through Sunday.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire
New Fueland
New York State
New Jersey
Green Acres
Cheshire
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