Rutland woman nominated to directorship of U S Mint
Stella Hackel of Rutland appears before the Senate Banking Committee on November 3 for her nomination as director of the U S Mint. The Senate confirmed the appointment, assigning a five year term succeeding Mary Brooks. At left is Patrick J.
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Stella Hackel
Rutland
Vermont
U.S
Senate Banking Committee
U.S. Mint
Senate
Hackel
Mary Brooks
Patrick J
Sadat to Geneva Conference without PLO participation
Egypt accepts a U S plan to reconvene the Geneva peace conference without explicit PLO mention. Sadat says he will go to Geneva, while sources say the plan allows a unified Arab delegation with a low level PLO presence and West Bank delegate, easing Arab acceptance despite Israeli opposition.
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PLO
Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Geneva
Sadat
United States
Soviet Union
West Bank
Israel
Vermont Yankee waste truck collision injures three in North Carolina
A Vermont Yankee tractor trailer carrying low level radioactive resins rear ended a pickup on Interstate 95 in Rocky Mount North Carolina. Three people were injured mildly including Thomas Nipper who needed surgery but was reported stable. No leakage occurred and the cask will be hooked to another rig to continue to Barnwell South Carolina.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont Yankee
Rocky Mount
N.C
Lawrence Keyes
Barnwell
S.C
Keyes
North Carolina
Thomas Nipper
Selma
Nipper
Nash County General Hospital
Willan Capps
Raleigh
Wilbur Davis
Roanoke Rapids
Newburgh-Beacon
Hudson River
New York State
Vernon
Weiss links SAT decline to federal rules and unions
Vermont educator Alan Weiss argues that falling SAT scores reflect federal involvement and teachers unions. Weiss, former deputy education commissioner and current U 32 High School principal, calls for a blue ribbon study while noting his theory is a hunch and needs data. He contrasts with other leaders who blame TV viewing or family issues for weaker results.
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East Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Alan Weiss
Weiss
U-32 High School
Carter backs Humphrey Hawkins bill to cut unemployment
President Carter said he and Congress near compromise on a major unemployment bill with anti inflation provisions and federal financing. He warned the Middle East teeters toward wider violence and urged quick steps to Geneva peace talks. Carter canceled a foreign trip to push energy legislation, praised Helms plea bargaining but condemned lying by officials.
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UPI
Carter
Congress
Middle East
Humphrey-Hawkins
Humphrey- Hawkins
Israel
Lebanon
Geneva Peace Table
CIA
Richard Helms
Chile
White House
Helms
Justice Department
U.S
Bromley Village seeks to double housing units
Bromley Village owner Big Bromley Inc applied for an Act 250 permit to build 141 more condominiums in Bromley Village, Vermont, and nearby Winhall. The $4 million addition would nearly double current development and complete the 1968 master plan, with total units stabilizing at about 300. Prices range 50 000 to 75 000 for condos and 75 000 to 100 000 for houses.
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Peru
Big Bromley Inc
Bromley Village
Winhall
Big Bromley
Stig Albertsson
District 8 Environmental Commission
Albertsson
Bromley
Burr & Burton Seminary Trio Highlights Stability and Method
Don B. Otis, acting headmaster at Burr and Burton Seminary for 26 years, continues his quiet, steady leadership while introducing small changes. He aims to secure the permanent position as he enforces new policies. Smoking is banned in the designated area and off campus access during school hours has ended. Study halls were organized for seniors and juniors continuing on Page 3.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Don B. Otis
Otis
Practical Arts
Seminary Avenue
Judge rules landlords may refuse to rent to intelligent people
Inside National reports a judge’s ruling allowing landlords to refuse housing to individuals labeled as intelligent. Local coverage notes an architect’s report on Bennington Downtown Living Program. Page 2 through 9 detail editorials, historical recollections, and public notices across multiple pages.
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Bennington
Tom Braden
Charles Colson
Richard Strout
Jeffords
Cedar Rapids
Woodford Hollow
T. Garry Buckley
Grange
Seabrook
Gerard
Belmont
Harris
Haney
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Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve
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Burr & Burton
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New Citizen
Rachel Hall
Joseph Hall
Burlington
Rachel
Diantha
Halls
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