McDermott Fails to Appear in Arlington Court
Bench warrant issued for 26 year old Arlington man Harry J. McDermott after he did not appear for plea in the Nov. 15 gunfire attack on the Towne home. Bail set at 5000. Hearing to decide bail revocation likely this afternoon or tomorrow morning. Citizens committee to report findings tonight.
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Bennington
John P. Morrissey
Arlington
William Towne
Arlington Memorial High School
Harry J. McDermott
Crow Hill Road
McDermott
Morrissey
Manchester
Towne
U.S. 7
Navy
Townes
Citizens’ Committee
Education Alternatives Flourish At Vermont Weekend Conference
About 150 educators and students from across Vermont gathered at Stowe’s Jack Straw Inn for a two day event to critique current education and generate dozens of alternatives. Participants noted a largely unstructured format with microlabs and an open action board allowing anyone to propose ideas and join meetings.
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Stowe
Vermont
David Kelso
Sugarbush
Kelso
Prospect School
North Bennington
Marshall McLuhan
Martin Haberman
University of Wisconsin
Haberman
of Public Education
Sugarbush Caucus
Rockefeller Backs Hike for New York Welfare Recipients
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller endorsed a plan by the Social Welfare Board and Social Services to raise welfare benefits 10 to 25 percent next year for New York’s 1.5 million recipients. The proposal would unify state payments, replacing regional rates with a single level of assistance, with a four-person family set at 230 monthly plus rent and fuel. The plan would cost an additional 136 million annually, with 56 million funded by the federal government and 40 million each by state and local governments. Rockefeller urged legislative passage but did not advocate a special session.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Social Welfare Board
Social Services Department
Buffalo
Hudson Valley
Long Island
New York
Rockefeller
Go Ahead Given Yankee To Borrow Sixty Million
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp won permission to borrow 60 million dollars to fund construction of its Vernon plant, smaller than the requested 80 million. The Public Service Board said the company can cover cash needs beyond August 1970 and will review financing later. The order allows long term first mortgage bonds or a sponsors capital funds plan. The board cited out of state sponsor conflicts and federal litigation as impediments to permanent debt.
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Public Service Board
Vermont Yankee
Massachusetts Municipals
Vermont
Editorial urges state funds for day care centers
An Inside editorial advocates state funding for day care centers, urging support to expand access and improve child care services within the state.
Lodge Denies Foe’s Claim Of Refusal To Secret Talks
PARIS UPI Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge rebutted North Vietnam peace negotiator Xuan Thuy’s claim that the U S refused secret talks. Lodge, resigning as chief U S negotiator, said he discussed general Vietnam issues privately and that the U S was willing to discuss all peace questions, countering Hanoi’s insistence on unconditional withdrawal and overthrow of the South Vietnamese government.
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Paris
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
North Vietnam
United States
Lodge
U.S
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Apollo 12 Streaks Toward Splashdown
Apollo 12 pilots Conrad Gordon and Bean sped toward a Pacific splashdown aboard Yankee Clipper as Hornet waited 405 miles southeast of Pago Pago. The 10 day mission, part of America's first spaceflight decade, returned with lunar rocks, insights for Apollo 13, and pride in flawless systems despite minor faults.
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Hornet
Pago Pago
South Pacific
Donald L. Lind
Don
Conrad
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
America
Alan B. Shepard
Navy
Stars and Stripes
Space Center
Tony Calio
Bean
Court Martial Set In Massacre Case
Army orders life or death court martial for 1st Lt. William L. Calley Jr. on charges of murdering 109 South Vietnamese civilians. Proceedings at Fort Benning could impose the death penalty if convicted. A new inquiry was ordered to probe a possible cover up.
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Washington
UPS
Army Today
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Orwin C. Talbott
Ft. Benning
Fort Benning
Pentagon
Talbott
Army
Willam R. Peers
Waynesville
N.C
Dover Hills report puts Dover in tough planning bind
A state-commissioned report by Robert Babcock Jr. flags Dover Vermont ailing by Dover Hills development. It warns of 10 000 to 24 000 residents during ski season, insufficient roads water and fire protection, and calls for master plans and subdivision rules. Babcock cites Cavanagh Leasing and several properties nationwide as context for potential sales and density concerns.
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Dover
Dover Hills
Vermont
Central Planning Office
Robert Babcock Jr
Dover Planning Board
Peter Zilliacus
Zilliacus
Babcock
Dover Board
Cavanagh Leasing
Zilliaeus
Windham Regional Planning and Development Commission
Brattleboro
Dover Hills Engineering
Dufresne and Henry
Springfield
Health Department
New York City
Hartford
Rushing Brook
Vermont Lumber
Vermont Land Corp
New York
Cavanagh
Whispering Pines
Oregon
Palm Beach
Florida
Wellington Orient
Miami Beach
Growth Properties
Baltimore
Southwest Communities
Universal Properties
Cleveland
Cape Haze
Sheffield
Greensboro-Glover
Lake Seymour
Moregan
Union
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Uet
London
Grosvenor Square
Harold Wilson
By Greg Guma
Rocky
Yankee
Gerald Raftery
Roland Beers
AEC
Hoosick Falls
Foe
Apollo 12
Earth
The
Cape
Kennedy
Craters
David Mitchell
Ft. Hood
Tex
My Lai
Quang Ngai Province
Peers
Army General Staff
Quang Ngai City
U.S. 11Th Infantry Brigade
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