Hoff Outlines Values Gap In Gubernatorial Race
Gov. Philip H. Hoff told the University of Vermont Student Association the race hinges on values with Deane Davis embodying material priorities and John Daley stressing personal rights. Hoff also plans to campaign for Hubert Humphrey in eight days before the election.
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Burlington
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
University of Vermont
Deane C. Davis
John J. Daley
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Humphrey
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Judge cites prison brutality case with calls for reform
Federal Judge James T. Foley says some alleged brutalities at Clinton State Prison occurred and reforms have begun but more may be needed. He reserves judgment on injunctive relief and damages while warning against writing new laws for state prisons. In Albany, a junior high pupil named Barry Hicks, 15, was discharged after jaw injuries from a teacher’s punch. his father, John Hicks, contests the care and cites alleged blows by gym teacher Louis Zinnanti and aide principal William Murphy.
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Albany
James T. Foley
New York State
Clinton State Prison
Foley
Dannemora
Philip Livingston
Memorial Hospital
John Hicks
Barry Hicks
Barry
Louis Zinnanti
Murphy
William Murphy
Brattle Brook Farm plans spark Berkshire dissent
Berkshire residents clash with park planner F Ellwood Allen over athletic areas near homes as Brattle Brook Farm development sketches released. Allen vows final plans by year end after Spring side House meeting, while Pittsfield city holds option on 148 of 168 acres for park use. North Adams reports Sprague Electric parts aid Apollo 7 systems and urban renewal demolition starts at the old freight house, site for the Transcript’s new building.
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Pittsfield
Bennington Park
F. Ellwood Allen
Allen
Brattlebrook Farm
Springside House
North Adams
Sprague Electric Co
Earth
New England
Boston and Albany Railroad
Round House
North Adams Transcript
Medicare Crisis Warns Congress Next Year
UPI reports Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont says the federal Medicare program is in a full scale crisis and urgent congressional action is required next year. He spoke to the Ver-
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Medicare
Aiken
Mont Conference On Social Welfare
91St Congress
Frees
Congress
Hoff Explains Youth Project For TV Program
MONTPELIER Gov Philip Hoff explained a Vermont New York summer youth project on a TV shoot with a five member Public Broadcast Laboratory crew. The documentary covers equal numbers of ghetto and Vermont youths and will air on NET in December. Footage from Ripton Center UVM Work Study and NY sessions backs the program.
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Ripton Center
University of Vermont
New York
Muskie Visit to Maine Faces Protests and Security
Sen Edmund Muskie’s Maine visit loops through Winooski Vermont gain Burlington Vermont, and New Hampshire before his home state. Police prepare for possible SDS demonstrations near colleges in Waterville, with a secret service briefing pending.
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Augusta
Maine
Waterville
Muskie
Burlington
Manchester
N.H
Kennebunk Beach
Col
Parker F. Hennessey
Maine State Police
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Hennessey
State Police Criminal Intelligence Unit
John D. MacIntyre
Secret Service
Orono
University of Maine
Bangor Daily News
Authorities Seek Source Of Students Marijuana
Brattleboro authorities seek information on who supplies drugs used by Brattleboro Union High School students. Superintendent Pulsifer estimates 10 to 15 percent may be involved. Five youths were arrested last week for marijuana possession. The DAs offer immunity to inform on suppliers while discussing marijuana harm studies in Vermont.
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Rutland
UPI
Castleton State College
Rutland High School
Bardwell
George C. Wallace
Stewart Jenne
Brattleboro
UPS
Windham County
Charles Gibson
Brattleboro Union High School
Bruce Pulsifer
Chittenden County
Atty
Patrick Leahy
Springfield
Leahy
University of Vermont
Reardon Report Defended By Bay State Chief Justice
Chief Justice G. Joseph Tauro of Massachusetts defends the Reardon Report on prejudicial pre trial publicity saying it expands press freedom in the state while noting the US Supreme Court remains the final arbiter. Tauro addressed Sigma Delta Chi and cautioned that only the high court can rule on constitutional questions.
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Waltham, Mass
UPI
G. Joseph Tauro
Massachusetts Superior Court
Reardon
Massachusetts
Tauro
New England
Sigma Delta Chi
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Paul Reardon
Massachusetts Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Supreme Judicial Court
United States Supreme Court
Agency Heads Vote 3-2 Against Proposed Merger
Vermont five human service agency leaders vote 3-2 against merging into a single department of human resources at the Vermont Conference on Social Welfare. Mental Health head Leopold opposed. Scribner and Philbrook supported. Wackerman recuperating from a heart attack. Governor Hoff had backed merger in 1968 legislature.
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Stratton
APS
Commissioners of
Vermont
Department of Human Resources
Vermont Conference On Social Welfare
Jonathan Leopold
Charles Adams
Robert Aiken
Leopold
Harvey Scribner
Paul Philbrook
John Wackerman
Philip H. Hoff
House Health and Welfare Committee
Wackerman
Scribner
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Rutland School Board
Eileen Wilson
Democratic
Main St
Down In
Berkshire
Sprague
Gibson
Atkins
Main St. Bennington
Drysdale’s
Home Furniture CO
Country Casuals
Main Street Monument Plaza
Sravely
Gravely
Greenmont
Bennington
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