Change in rules urged for commuter airlines
Executive Airlines petitions the Civil Aeronautics Board to require route competition filings by commuter carriers like major airlines. The group cites markets won from Northeast Airlines and warns that free entry has produced unstable air service, listing Rockland Bar Harbor Augusta Waterville Hyannis Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket Worcester Montpelier Keene and Lebanon as affected routes.
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Providence Looks to Reopen Troubled School System
Providence officials set meetings across 51 school units to decide if schools should reopen after Tuesday closure amid racial unrest. Mayor Doorley pledged to protect children. AG DiSimone offered state resources. community leaders blamed tensions on the school department and police.
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State University enrollment hits record 209000
In New York Albany the state university system reports a record 209000 full time students this fall, up 29000 from last year. Community colleges add 18136 fulltime students, about 60 percent of the gain, as they pursue a "full opportunity" program ahead of the 1970 legislature.
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Berkshire commune faces state housing rule challenge
Five residents of a Berkshire commune on the Roger Lull property say they will try to stay in their quarters using Lull home plumbing to skirt a state rule requiring each dwelling to have its own facilities. If funds fail, they may relocate to Norton Vermont to join an existing group.
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Vermont VSSDA backs Scribner amid education debate
In Montpelier the Vermont State School Directors Association approved a tribute to former Education Commissioner Harvey Scribner and endorsed his educational philosophy. A bid to strike a clause calling for a board to seek a new commissioner failed 24 to 13 as supporters kept the supportive resolution in place.
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