Putnam chief forecasts 1970s health care shifts
Putnam Memorial Hospital administrator Robert D. Stout told the Rotary Club that 1970s health care will be hospital centered with expanded outpatient services and more federal control. He outlined a long range plan including 500 beds, a 24 hour emergency department, and potential clinics for family planning and substance abuse, warning costs will rise with demand and government involvement.
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Robert D. Stout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Stout
Putnam
Rotary Club
New York City
Wesley Hall
American Medical Association
Hall
United Counseling Service
UCS
Nixon to Meet Gromyko Thursday in Washington
President Nixon will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko in Washington on Thursday to discuss easing tensions in U S Soviet relations. Secretary of State William P. Rogers announced the plan after a two hour forty five minute talk with Gromyko.
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New York
UPI
Nixon
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
William P. Rogers
Gromyko
Rogers
Alexei N. Kosygin
United Nations
Kosygin
United Nation
Cienfuegos Harbor
Cuba
U.S
Middle East
Soviet Union
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
PSB ruling on nuke plant expected today
Vermont Public Service Board was to issue a key ruling on the Vermont Yankee plant at Vernon. It weighed long term financing and bond issuance while also deciding whether environmental questions should stay open. A separate request to issue 15 million dollars in stock remained undecided amid broader regional and international news.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Public Service Board
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
PSB
Southern Vermont Conservation Society
Inside Shaftsbury residents seek tax jump fixes
A Shaftsbury resident proposes ideas to address the town tax increase in a feature titled Inside. The piece suggests community input on budgeting and taxation measures for the town.
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Shaftsbury
Funeral Held For Pierre Laporte Amid FLQ Crisis In Canada
Canada mourns Pierre Laporte, Quebec labor minister killed after FLQ kidnapping. Prime Minister Trudeau and Bourassa attend a private funeral at Notre Dame in Montreal as 4,000 troops and 9,000 police search for Cross and Laporte suspects. Government enacts war powers. Cross remains elusive amid SC requests for safe passage to Cuba.
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Montreal
UPI
Canada
Pierre LaPorte
James L. Cross
Pierre Trudeau
Ottawa
LaPorte
Quebec
Quebec Liberation Front
FLQ
Francoise
Notre
Cuba
Cross
Concordia
St. Lawrence River
Montreal International
Havana
Robert Bourassa
Trudeau
Bourassa
House of Commons
Commons uphold Trudeau wartime powers amid FLQ crisis
In Ottawa the House of Commons backed Pierre Trudeau's proclamation invoking the War Measures Act by 190 to 16 amid the FLQ terrorist threat. Trudeau framed the act as a necessary tool to prevent murder and insurrection, noting LaPorte's killing and the terrorists’ lack of mandate or political policy.
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Elliott Trudeau
House of Commons
Ottawa
Front de Liberation du Quebec
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Front For the Liberation of
Quebec
Trudeau
National Unity
Pierre LaPorte
Labor and Immigration
FLQ
Creditistes
New Democrats
T. C. Douglas
Robert L. Stanfield
LaPorte
Front
Commons
Rockefeller Says Lindsay Endorsement Fueled by Expediency
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller called Mayor John Lindsay’s endorsement of Arthur Goldberg an expediency to advance their ambitions. He suggested Lindsay may be aiming for a Democratic presidential bid, while Goldberg labeled the move inappropriate. Reaction split along party lines, with Democrats seeing significance and Republicans expecting party support to grow.
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NEW York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arthur Goldberg
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Rockefeller
Albany
GOP
Gov
Martha Mitchell slams Lindsay as political opportunist
Martha Mitchell accuses New York Mayor John V. Lindsay of being a political opportunist and urges expulsion from the Republican Party while doubting Democrats would want him. She spoke by phone from her Washington apartment, detailing her anger over Lindsay’s endorsement of Arthur Goldberg and noting she was broadcasting from a balcony to avoid being overheard.
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Washington
UPI
Martha Mitchell
New York
John V. Lindsay
John N. Mitchell
Lindsay
Arthur Goldberg
Florida
Lindsley
Mike Quill
Transport Workers Union
Quill
Rockefeller
Kent faculty urges new probe into Kent State killings
Kent State University faculty senate called for a grand jury probe into last spring's shootings, saying the state grand jury overstepped legal bounds and shielded the National Guard. A fifth person indicted by the grand jury surrendered in Ravenna, as more arrests of the Kent 25 were anticipated, with Morgan and others facing riot and arson charges. The university reaffirmed President White's stance against special treatment in law enforcement while pledging academic freedom.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Kent State University
Special State Grand Jury
Grand Jury
National Guard
Kent State
Larry A. Shub
Cleveland Heights
Portage County Sherriff
Ravenna
Craig Morton
Kent
Air Force Rotc
Morgan
William M. Kunstler
Chicago Seven
Robert S. White
White
Expanded school year debated at Mt Anthony plans teased
Mount Anthony Union High School faces a over crowding dilemma as Principal Charles W Keir urges the school board to choose between extending the school year or lengthening each day He notes year round schooling is more educationally sound but warns relief is urgent A committee will review options with expert input and a booklet detailing four year round plans is cited as reference See EXPANDED SCHOOL YEAR Page 16 Col 1
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Charles W. Keir
Keir
Rutland
Champlain Valley
George A. Sleeman
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Mt. Anthony
George S. Thomas
American Association of School Administrators
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Manchester School Board
Chuck Shafer
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Rocky
Linday
Goldberg
Supreme Court
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Gol
Charles Goodell
Louis Lefkowitz
Martha
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Jerry H. Rupe
Richard C. Felber
Akron
Felber
Rupe
Lough
National
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Canton
Ohio
Craig
Upper Arlington
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