Picket Line Reaches CVPS in Rutland Vermont
IBEW Local 2349 members walk out at Vermont Yankee last week and set up a picket at CVPS Brattleboro. A second line is expected Tuesday at the CVPS Cleveland Ave facility while officials monitor health and safety at the nuclear plant. A deputy is assigned in Vernon to prevent incidents.
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Jackson flags Soviet naval push in South Vietnam
UPI report from Montpelier quotes Sen Henry Jackson warning the USSR would seek military bases in South Vietnam now that Americans are gone. He likens it to turn of the century battles for warm water ports and notes a quiet USChina-Soviet competition. He also criticizes Ford secrecy over the Mayaguez crisis and urges energy and transport policy focus. Jackson spoke at a $25 per couple Vermont Democratic fundraiser at the Barre Elks Club.
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Legal questions plague new transportation law
Vermont residents face a delayed start for the new Transportation Agency as drafting errors may push launch beyond the 180 day plan. Gov Salmon signed the bill May 1 but issues include missing salaries for a transportation secretary and other omitted provisions.
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Bennington Law Firm Sued in Third Party Land Case
Complex proceedings center on Haystack Corp land in Windham County. A third party suit seeks 5.5 million against Haystack's Bennington lawyers Williams Witten and Carter, filed in Windham Superior Court last March. Judge John P Morrissey presides over the case as part of a larger effort by Associated Mortgage Investors AMI alleging Haystack defaulted on mortgages and facing competing land-right claims from buyers with incomplete sales agreements.
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Inside National and Local Highlights Across Page Lines
A multi section recap notes both sides of the Boston busing issue rallying. Senators push underground testing continuation. Vermont Tomorrow director set to speak at the Big House. Gerald Raftery questions liberal reactions to Nixon and Mao. The Wallace story is analyzed. Dorset hosts Harvey with Sheila Childs debut as director. ABC opening featured. Flyers schedule two games while Warriors and Mt Anthony teams contrast in track and baseball pages.
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Ford praises Marines after Mayaguez rescue
President Ford lauded Marines airmen and sailors for recapturing the Mayaguez, revealing updated losses: 5 dead 16 missing and 70 to 80 wounded. He praised their sacrifice and said America must remain strong and resolute in defense treaties as details and casualty figures continued to evolve.
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U S Regrets Over Thai Crisis With Mayaguez Recovery
The United States expressed regret over misunderstandings with Thailand regarding the Mayaguez recovery and the temporary Marine presence at U Tapao Air Base. Thailand plans to recall its ambassador in protest while demanding an apology, amid ongoing anti U S demonstrations and calls for withdrawal of all American forces by next spring.
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Americans hold in Laos vow to stay on the job
Three U S officials detained by student demonstrators in Savannakhet say they will remain at work as long as possible. The State Department reported 12 Americans in the area are safe, with discussions to negotiate via lower level talks ongoing as Laos’ coalition government endures amid protests and a reshaping cabinet.
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