New England assured by OEP of adequate fuel oil supplies
Washington reports the Office of Emergency Preparedness says New England will have adequate fuel oil for winter with possible minor natural gas curtailment. The Joint Board on Fuel Supply in 10 regions will assist local issues, while Boston officials report inventories are well above last year and no shortage is anticipated.
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OEP
Washington
UPI
Office of Emergency Preparedness
George A. Lincoln
Lincoln
Congressional
Ment
Joint Board On Fuel Supply
New England Board
Boston
Albert D. O’connor
O’connor
Sen
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Subcommittee
Massachusetts
Boston Board
Nixon criticized for six nominees to Supreme Court
Harvard Law School dean Albert M. Sacks and 34 faculty members said President Nixon demeaned the Supreme Court by naming six possible nominees they characterized as plainly unqualified. The group condemned the flawed process and warned at least half of the six do not meet minimum standards for a high court. Signers included Professors Livingston Hall Louis Loss Frank I. Michelman Austin W. Scott and James Vorenburg.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Nixon
Supreme Court
Harvard Law School
Dean Albert M. Sacks
Profs
Livingston Hall
Louis Loss
Frank I. Michelman
Austin W. Scott
James Vorenburg
Boston mayor's aide slain on happiest night of life
John J. Labanara a 26 year old Belmount resident and senior legal consultant for Boston's Building Department was shot dead after learning he passed the bar exam. Police seek three men seen fleeing in a convertible after the Newbury Street shooting. Mayor Kevin White called the killing senseless.
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Boston
UPI
Kevin H. White
John J. Labanara
Belmont
Labanara
Suffolk Law School
White
Bilding
Edward Sherry
Homicide Bureau
Skerry
Newbury Street
Sisco to mediate Suez Canal reopening talks
United Press International reports Egypt accepts U.S. proposal designating Joseph J. Sisco as go between for Egyptian Israeli interim talks to reopen the Suez Canal. The plan follows Rogers six point framework, while Israel presses for drawdown terms. warlike Arab positions and Egypt’s Shafei threaten a “battle of destiny” by year end amid stalled negotiations.
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United Press International
Cairo
Egypt
State Department
Suez Canal
UPI
Maurice Guindi
Joseph J. Sisco
Nixon
Sisco
U.N. General Assembly
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Syria
Israel
Hussein Shafei
Shafer
Tehran
Kayhan
GIs balk at commander's battle order at Pace base
At FIRE BASE PACE near the Cambodian border, 20 soldiers from Delta Company 1st Bn 1st Cavalry again refused a patrol. They relented after their platoon leader, Capt. Smith, explained the mission and vowed to accompany them, following earlier refusals by Bravo Company.
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Pace
Vietnam
UPI
U.S
Delta Company
1St Air Cavalry Division
Bravo Company
Joseph D. Dye
Beaverton
Ore
Ralph Newman
Hammond
Ind
Greg A. Cowles
Tuscon
Ariz
Newman
Cowles
Smith
18 Hospitals Join Tri-State Cancer Program Expansion
The Tri-State Regional Medical Program announced a two year pilot expansion from seven to 25 hospitals in eastern New England. If approved by the Health, Education and Welfare Department, the program would run Jan 1 for three years, aiding about 7 000 cancer patients with shared facilities and a cancer care team across Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Leona Baumgartner
Lewis H. Rohrbaugh
Boston University Medical Center
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Tri-State
Baumgartner
Peter J. Morden
University Medical Center
Albert Schilling
Morden
Massachusetts Carney
Whidden Memorial
Everett
New England Memorial
Stoneham
Framingham Union
Leonard Morse
Natick
Norwood
Brockton
Cardinal Cushing Hospitals
St. Luke’s
New Bedford
U.S. Public Health Service Hospital
Brighton
Veterans Administration Hospital
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Jewish Memorial
Roxbury
Youville
Cambridge
Pondville Cancer Hospital
Norfolk
Boston City Hospital
Vermont proposes 345000 for denticaid program in state plan
Vermont officials submitted a denticaid plan to Gov. Davis seeking 345000 in state funds to back a 12 000 child dental care program. The proposal comes amid fiscal caution as the governor resists new welfare initiatives while noting the program could fill a major health and welfare need. The plan would expand beyond the current mobile dental bus serving St Albans Enosburg and Rutland areas and ties into a broader 130 million budget framework for 1973.
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Davis
Cowles
Budget and Management Department
Burlington
St. Albans
Enosburg
Rutland
Northfield weighs 24 hour police protection plan
Northfield residents convened a special meeting after a Sunday incident when no officers were on duty due to lack of funds. Chief Burton Saunders blamed no money for the absence of responders and urged more officers and money. Selectmen noted a new communications system remains uninstalled yet.
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Northfield
UPI
Burton Saunders
NYSTA files first of four suits to gain back pay
The New York State Teachers Association filed the first of four federal suits in Buffalo to force salary increases in contracts negotiated before the wage freeze. Over 80 percent of teachers could recover 31 million dollars lost during the 90 day freeze amid expected DOJ opposition. In Albany Shaker Road, a fatality and two injuries occurred in an overnight crash. the victim’s identity was withheld.
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Albany
Nw York State Teachers Association
NYSTA
Buffalo
Board of Education
Brooklyn
Manhattan
U.S. Justice Department
Albany-Shaker Road
Vly Roa
Cies
Pittsfield Wins State Approval For Windsor Water Reservoir
The Public Health Council approved Pittsfield plan to buy 1,400 acres in Windsor for a water supply reservoir. Pittsfield must secure city council approval and funding before taking the land. Windsor voters meet Nov 2 to decide on continuing the reservoir proposal. The North Adams Planning Board backs a corridor northeast of the city for a new north-south highway, favoring routes along eastern plateau and northern plateau, deeming other corridors impractical.
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Pittsfield
State Public Health Council
Windsor
North Adams
Planning Board
Robert Donald
Clarksburg
Hoosac
Bradford Corp Plans Purchase Track for Elderly Apartments
Pittsfield reports Bradford Corp, formed to rehab the downtown North Street block, will buy the property on November 15 from current owner Martin Glickman of New York with HUD assistance. Plan calls for 90 efficiency elderly apartments at an estimated $1.9 million total cost.
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Pittsfield
Bradford Corp
Bradford Block
North Street
Martin Glickman
New York
Department of Housing and Urban Development Assistance
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Negloen
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
Peekskill
Plainfield
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