Arab Guerrillas Hit Israeli Bus Near Lebanon Frontier
United Press International reports a sudden attack by Arab guerrillas firing three bazooka shells at an Israeli school bus near the Lebanese frontier. The incident left 11 wounded, including eight children, with 21 injured overall. Israeli spokesmen warned of retaliation as cries of revenge rose.
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Israel
Yigal Allon
Lebanon
Yigal
Haifa
Safad
Aviv
Dover
Golda Meir
Meir
U.N. Security Council
Kibbutz
Barram
Upper Galilee
Beirut
Jeffords Seeks Reelection In Vermont Race
Vermont Attorney General James Jeffords, 36, of Shrewsbury, announced Friday he will seek reelection on a platform of progressive programs and strong leadership. He criticized Democrat opponent Thomas Salmon, praised environmental gains, and pledged continued state services, drug abuse programs, and law enforcement.
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Montpelier
UPI
James Jeffords
Jeffords
Shrewsbury
House
Thomas P. Salmon
Rockingham
Vermont New York youth program cancelled for funds
The Vermont New York youth program was cancelled due to lack of funds. OEO and the University of Vermont planned a work study program but declined a $50 000 grant. The program, begun two years ago by Gov Hoff and Mayor Lindsay, aimed to build racial understanding among city and state youth.
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Nomic Opportunity
University of Vermont
Thomas Davis
State Antipoverty
New York
Davis
OEO
Philip H. Hoff
John V. Lindsay
Student to be named to drug council by governor
Gov. Deane C. Davis will name a student to the drug abuse control council soon. The body, formed after a governor’s committee report urged better coordination, includes state department heads and educators and may lead to a new agency. Ford said a final decision is forthcoming.
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Davis
Davis Eyes New Nuclear Evidence at Vernon Plant
Montpelier UPI report says Dr. Irving Lyon, a Bennington College biologist and critic of AEC licensing, met Gov. Deane C. Davis to discuss new radiological emission data for the Vermont Yankee plant under construction in Vernon. The governor asked Lyon to send materials to his office and instructed the health department to review state standards.
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Dr. Lyon
Harry Ashe
Health Department
Water Resources Board
Manchester
Davis urges Vermonters to lower voices on modern problems
Gov. Deane C. Davis asks Vermonters to reduce anger in discourse to solve major issues and promotes two way communication between generations. He plans to appoint politically active students to state commissions as non voting members to foster understanding and notes environmental policy as a shared focus with youth. He defends Nixon's Southeast Asia policy, calls Cambodia an excursion, and says water pollution enforcement will take a decade.
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Manchester
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Equinox House
U.S
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
U.N
Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
Weekend Forecast: Showers and Thunderstorms Likely
Chance of showers with partial clouds and a strong afternoon to evening shower chance. Daytime highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the 50s. Sunday turns partly cloudy and humid with 80s and a rising chance of thunderstorms Sunday afternoon.
Agnew Renews Attack On Liberal News Media
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew blasted the liberal news media at a Texas fundraising dinner saying Americans face irresponsibility and thoughtlessness from editors and columnists. He attacked The Washington Post The New York Times and other outlets urging campus hell raisers be expelled and Senate isolationists voted out.
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Houston
UPI
Sayim
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
Agnew
Congress
Woodcock Elected UAW President
Leonard Woodcock was elected president of the United Auto Workers over Douglas Fraser by acclamation. He pledged to win a contract the late Walter Reuther would be proud of and to lead a delegation to the SCLC march in Atlanta. The union called for a congressional probe into fatal shootings of students and rioters while demanding an end to excessive military force against protesters.
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Detroit
UPI
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Woodcock
UAW
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Reuther
General Motors
Aerospace
International Executive Board
Douglas Fraser
Inside Page Teasers Preview Mayfest And New Book
On the Inside George Gordon reflects on bats and a new book describing them. A picture page layout previews Sunday's Mayfest here.
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George Gordon
Environmentalists urge action at Mt Anthony conference
Rep. Marshall Witten told hundreds of Mt Anthony Union High School students that solving the environmental crisis hinges on character and a personal ethic. Experts warned that rapid growth and pollution threaten life, with discussions on population, water, and policy shaping a future where remedies may create new problems.
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Marshall Witten
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Witten
Foster John C. Page
State Environmental Control Commission
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Louis Calabro
United Press International
Vermont
Bar Safaga
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Drug Council
Eid
White House
The
Washington Post
Post
Herblock
New
York Times
the New Republic
I. F. Stone
Atlanta Constitution
Washington
Katharine Graham
Newsweek
CBS News
Fred W. Friendly
By Greg Guma
U.S. Steel
William Bingham
Vermont Extension Service
Edward Flaccus
Bennington College
John C. Page
Carl Schweighauser
Center For Environmental Studies
Williams College
Vermont Outlook
Flaccus
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