Are the forests running out of trees
A tour in the Adirondacks and southern Vermont by the American Forest Institute and two major paper firms gathers about 15 writers to discuss forestry sustainability. Industry officials say forests are plentiful and wood is renewable, while critics warn against oversimplified fixes.
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Tyler Resch
American Forest Institute
Ternational and Finch, Pruyn
Adirondacks
Vermont
Lester DeCoster
N.Y
Buffalo Courier-Express
Plattsburg Press- Republican
Glens Falls Post-Star
The
Saratogian
O’shea
Franklin County
Rutland Herald
National Environmental Coalition
New York State Conservationist
New York Times
Cornell
Arthur E. Heitmann
AFI
Paper Company
Speculator
International Paper Co
Bob Eastment
International
Power bill block case heard in Vermont court
Superior Judge Ernest W. Gibson III heard a request to block Vermont utilities from implementing a power and fuel adjustment clause for welfare recipients. The hearing followed a Supreme Court ruling that dissolved an earlier injunction on a technicality claiming the prior order was prejudicial to welfare recipients.
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Court
Supreme Court
Washington County
Gibson
WWRO
Mary Skinner
Thomas Hayes
Skinner
Hayes
Vermont Supreme Court
VWRO
PSB
Robert Mello
John Carbine
William Hill
Watergate hearings delayed toward November adjournment
The Senate Watergate committee will skip finishing public hearings by November 1 and take a two week break with the Senate, making it unlikely to wrap up its inquiry before the deadline. Chairman Ervin and Vice Chairman Baker had hoped to end hearings by early November and file a final report by February 28.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Sunny and cool weekend forecast
Sunny and cool today with a high in the mid 60s and a clear cool night with scattered frost. Low around the 30s. Sunday will be sunny and pleasant with highs again in the 60s.
Kissinger and Zayyat Hold Talks on Middle East
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Hassan El-Zayyat held 40 minutes of talks in New York focusing on the Middle East situation and resumption of full diplomatic relations. They tentatively agreed to resume discussions in November.
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New York
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Mohamed Hassan _ El-Zayyat
Middle East
Cairo
U.S. State Department
Kissinger
El-Zayyat
Concentrat
Egypt
United States
U. S
Jordan
Zuhayra Almifti
State Department
Agnew Immunity Challenge Deepens Subpoena Fight
The Justice Department rejected Agnew immunity claims and said some alleged crimes have a three week or five year statute of limitations. Subpoenas were served on major outlets including The New York Times The Washington Post Time Newsweek CBS NBC and others as the Baltimore grand jury probes Agnew linked to a Maryland kickback scheme. reporters plan to resist source disclosure arguing First Amendment rights.
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Baltimore
UPI
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
U. S
Robert H. Bork
Agnew
U.S
U. S. District Court
Maryland
Walter E. Hoffman
Plymouth Meeting
Bork
Washington
New York Times
Washington Post
Washington Star-News
Time
Newsweek
New York Daily News
CBS
NBC
Henry E.petersen
Criminal Division
Petersen
Fred Graham
House of Representatives
Graham
George Beall
Wolff
Beall
Joseph A. Califano
Benjamin C. Bradlee
the Post
Montpelier memo on Salmon and children rights
Two child advocates quit Gov. Salmon administration alleging lack of commitment to children's rights. Dr. Joan Babbott and Dr. Frank Mandel cite unresponsive leadership and access issues. Mandel’s resignation sparks questions about Weeks School controversy and the governor's handling of child welfare funding and oversight.
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Dr. Babbott
Human Services
William Cowles
Thomas Davis
Frank Mandel
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Manchel
University of Vermont
Mandel
Governor’s Office
Weeks
Daniel Albert
UVM
Burlington Free Press
People’s Forum
Huck Gutman
Salmon
Weeks School
Children and Youth Executive Board
Davis
Office of Child Development
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Ticonderoga
John
Fat Jack
Buckley
Michael W. McMinoway
McMinoway
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Justice Dept
Montpelier
Charles Butler Jr
Gutman
Joseph Jamele
Jamele
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