New England Congressmen Press Nixon on Fuel Crisis
The New England delegation asks President Nixon for an immediate meeting to address grave fuel oil shortages across six states. Rep. Margaret Heckler cites insufficient efforts and says the government must act beyond industry solutions. Kennedy presses for jawboning and fuel import relief while Muskie pushes for higher imports and possible price ceilings.
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Washington
UPI
New England
Nixon
Margaret M. Heckler
Rmass
Kennedy
D-Mass
Capitol
George Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Paul McCracken
Presidents Council of Economic Advisors
Lincoln
McCracken
Massachusetts
Francis W. Sargent
Edmund S. Muskie
Rhodes urges Agnew to lead end of campus unrest
Joseph Rhodes Jr the youngest member of the President's Commission on Student Unrest calls on President Nixon to make Vice President Agnew responsible and take the lead in ending campus disruptions. Rhodes defends the report and urges Nixon to act boldly to unite Americans and reassure protesters.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Joseph Rhodes Jr
Nixon
Harvard University
Rhodes
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Commission
Seven Canadians Indicted in Clinton County Bank Robbery Plot
A Clinton County grand jury indicted seven Canadians over an armed robbery plot. The defendants include Ronald and others connected to the scheme, with authorities outlining the alleged plan and charges in Plattsburgh New York.
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Plattsburgh, N.Y
UPI
Clinton County
Robbery suspect shift toward campus radicals noted
Boston police and federal authorities pursue links between Brandeis students Susan Saxe Katherine Power and others in a $26 000 State Street Bank robbery and the death of Patrolman Walter Schroeder. Fleischer Bond and Gilday face charges tied to the case and investigations span Boston Philadelphia and Canadian arrests as officials race to connect robberies with campus radical activity.
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Boston
UPI
Edmund L. McNamara
Brandeis University
Brighton
State Street Bank and Trust Co
Walter A. Schroeder
Susan Saxe
Katherine A. Power
Michael S. Fleischer
Brandeis
Miss Saxe
Philadelphia
FBI
Larry E. Doss
U.S
Tullio Leomporra Fleischer
McNamara
Fleischer
National Strike Information Center
Waltham School
Kent State University
Miss Power
Stanley R. Bond
Cambridge
Walpole State Prison
Bond
National Guard
Newburyport
Massachusetts
Valeri
Misses Saxe and Power
William L. Gilday
Amesbury
Back Bay
J.J. McNulty
Canada
Toronto
Fort Covington
Enosburg
Preminger Acquitted in Cemetery Desecration Case
Otto Preminger was acquitted in Quincy District Court on a charge of desecrating Blue Hill Cemetery in Brain tree by filming a nude scene in 1969 for the movie Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon. A Randolph woman sued, citing her husband’s burial site, and Preminger appeared in court for the verdict.
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Quincy
Mass
UPI
Otto Preminger
Braintree
Blue Hill
Lisa Minelli
Junie Moon
Randolph
Preminger
Huessey parents rush to aid son in East Berlin prison
The parents of Marc Huessy a 21 year old Jericho resident travel to Washington to urge action after his seven year sentence in East German prison for spreading anti state propaganda. His father a Vermont professor questioned whether any defense appeared at trial.
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Jericho
UPI
Marc Huessey
Washington
Europe
Hans Huessy
State Department
Berlin
Huessy
University of Vermont
East Berlin
Marc
Wolfgank Vogel
Huessey
Albany Firefighters Decide to Affiliate with IAFF AFL-CIO
The Albany Professional Permanent Firefighters Association voted overwhelmingly to join the International Association of Firefighters AFL-CIO after two nights of debate. The national group has more than 100,000 members across North America.
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Albany
Albany Professional Permanent Firefighters Association
International Association of Firefighters
Afl-Cio
North America
Albany County rolls out age proof ID system
A new non mandatory identification program in Albany County issues plastic laminated cards with holder photo and birth date to curb underage drinking. The system, slated to start October 8, is sponsored by the Albany County Sheriff's Department and the Albany County Restaurant Liquor Dealer's Association.
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Albany
Albany County
Albany County Sheriff's Department
Albany County Restaurant Liquor Dealer’s Association
Hospitals Raise Room Rates In Berkshire Area
Berkshire Medical Center and Hillcrest Hospital announce a second rate increase this year citing higher operating and labor costs. A single room rises to 69 dollars daily, semi private to 60.5, ICU bed to 120 daily or 840 weekly. Esther McCormick RN ends 47 years in Berkshire nursing. North Adams sees Commerce and Development office for one week to aid sagging economy as unemployment stays above 8 percent.
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Pittsfield — Berkshire Medical Center
Hillcrest Hospital
North Adams
State Department of Commerce and Development
Berkshire
Library joins lease plan in North Adams
North Adams Library trustees vote to consider the McNaughton Book Service program as a permanent library operation and to double participation. The plan leases a basic collection of 100 new books from many publishers to the library.
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North Adams
McNaughton Book Service
Williamsport
McNaughton
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Richelieu
Que
Jaeton Gingrass
Lieberville
John Machibroda
Bradford
George McAllister
William
Serge Genest
Gingrass
Barnard, Machibroda
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Duhamel
Richard Handel
Williamstown
Johnson
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Pscom Bad
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Huessys
Hoff
ESSEX
Philip H. Hoff
Barre
Orange
Vermont Education Board
Barre Town
St. Mike’s
Winooski
Michael the Archangel
St. Michael’s College
Society of St. Edmund
Montpelier
Employment Security Department
New York
National Union
Down In
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R.N
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