Dartmouth Indian symbol sparks reform drive at college
Kiowa Comanche leader Tonemah led Dartmouth Indians to challenge the schools mascots and murals saying the Indian image is a caricature. He pushed for Native American inclusion and a formal studies program while alumni council debated policy changes and campus art.
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UPI
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Dartmouth Indians
Dartmouth
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Eleazar Wheelock
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Tonemuh
Christopher Columbus
India
Dartmouth Alumni Council
Hovey Grill
Group Charges Evading Vermont Election Reform Law
Burlington report states the Vermont Ecumenical Council and Bible Society accuse the 1972 Election Finance Disclosure Act of failing to meet expectations. They cite candidates not filing monthly financial statements and not disclosing all contributions during the primary, noting the act only requires donations over 100 dollars. Attorney General James Jeffords highlighted full disclosure in his campaign, while opponent Luther Hackett sued donors exceeding 100 dollars.
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UPI
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Tonald Robinson
Council
Robinson
Secretary of State
James Jeffords
Luther Hackett
Hackett
McGovern and Nixon campaign across the nation in pivotal week
McGovern pressed West Coast stops in a 16 hour cross country push while Nixon rallied in Atlanta and Minneapolis promising tax restraint. A Minnesota speech featured a Vietnam veterans tape as 12 000 students listened. Goldwater criticized liberal media while a Gallup poll showed Nixon leading on Vietnam handling and Shriver highlighted hungry children in America.
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University of Minnesota
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East Lansing
Mich
America
Equal rights amendment could win Graves support
Rep. Paul Graves of South Burlington says he would vote for ratification if re-elected. He noted the six member committee split 3-3 and that areas of concern lie not in state or federal laws but private sector issues like job opportunities equal pay and admissions to professional graduate schools.
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Montpelier
UPI
U.S
Paul Graves
South Burlington
General Assembly
Graves
Burlington
VSEA Opposes Waterbury Hospital Employees Unit
Vermont State Employes Association opposes Waterbury State Hospital staff bid to form a separate bargaining unit. At the Labor Relations Board meeting, VSEA argued the association has not adequately served them. The board chair asked for briefs by mid November to help reach a decision.
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UPT
Vermont State Employes Association
Waterbury State Hospital
State Employes Labor Relations Board
VSEA
State Hospital
WSEA
Charles Shea
Burlington
Connor ill cancels campaign tour
MIDDLEBURY, UPI Leo Connor, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, has canceled all campaign appearances until at least Monday due to illness.
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UPI
Leo Connor
Police brutality probes in Troy and OTB expansion
A Troy grand jury has opened investigations into alleged police brutality by two Rensselaer City officers after arrests led to a fight during booking. Accusers from Henssman claim assault and false arrest and other abuses. Also Schenectady OTB gains authority to offer win and exacta bets to challenge Saratoga Harness.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Schenectady
State
Off Track Betting Commission
Schenectady Otb
Saratoga Harness Track
Berkshire Elks face ban on beano over discrimination
Berkshire County Elks and 28 other lodges will lose licenses to sponsor beano as a national policy bans black members. Gov Sargent and Public Safety Commissioner Kehoe cite executive order ending discrimination. Gambling is regulated by the Department of Public Safety. Pittsfield Adams and North Adams lodges host weekly games.
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Elks
Berkshire County
Francis Sargent
John F. Kehoe
Commissioner of Public Safety
Department of Public Safety
Adams
North Adams
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