Planners To Unveil The Map In Bennington Zoning Move
The Bennington Town Planning Commission agreed to present the permanent zoning map and a 48 page ordinance to the public next week with a first hearing set for November 19 at 7:30 p.m. at Bennington Elementary School. The session follows an earlier delay after failing to issue the required 15 day notice and faces scrutiny from The Banner and Town Manager Edward R. Lamb over publication and review of the full text or a summary of key provisions.
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Charles Tilgner II
Paul Bohne III
Edward R. Lamb
Norton Barber
Lamb
Californian Awarded Nobel Prize in Physics
Nobel prize in physics goes to Murray Gell Mann of the California Institute of Technology for his work on classifying elementary particles and their interactions. Barton and Hassel capture the chemistry prize for applying conformational concepts in chemistry. prizes worth 72,400 dollars.
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UPID
California Institute of Technology
Britain
Norway
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Murray Gell- Mann
Derek H. R. Barton
Imperial College of Science and Technology
London
Odd Hassel
University of Oslo
Gell- Mann
Barton
Hassell
Academy
Oslo
Germany
United States
Max Delbruck
Alfred D. Hershey
Salvador E. Lukia
International Labor Organization
Samuel Beckett
Beckett
Nobel
Ragnar Frisch
Jan Tinbergen
Netherlands
Bank of Sweden
Alfred Nobel
Gell-Mann
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Chicago
Merriman Defeats DeRonde For GOP Leadership Post
Russell Merriman of Montpelier won a full two year term as Republican state chair defeating Philip DeRonde in a 31 to 10 vote at the organizational meeting. DeRonde endorsed by Gov. Deane C. Davis, cited moves by Elbert G. Moulton as a concern while Merriman reported the party had about $32,000 in cash and $115,000 raised since he took office as acting chairman.
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Merriman
Melvin Mandigo
Glover
Mandigo
Windsor County
Frank Mahady
Republican Party
Roger Mann
LaMoille
Paul Bohne Jr
Bennington
Emory Hebard
Orleans
Andrew Field
Washington
John Waterbury
Addison
David Hill
Caledonia
Gonyea's Targets Strike Back
Troy battles over the fallout from City Manager Adrian Gonyea's resignation press conference and his attack on three leaders. Rensselaer County DA Con G. Cholakis met with Gonayea on corruption charges, while County Clerk Martin Stack announces libel actions against the manager and vows court filings after Election Day.
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N.Y
Adrian Gonyea
Rensselaer County
Con G. Cholakis
Gonyea
Martin Stack
Stack
Gongea
California Republican May Defect to Democrat in Column
Inside the Mankiewicz Braden column hints at a prominent California Republican potentially switching to the Democratic Party. The page notes that International Paper Company subsidiary Stratton property hires a planner for a development project. A separate item reports a pornographic newspaper found on a Manchester resident’s lawn by his child.
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American Central
International Paper Company
Stratton
Manchester
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Supreme Court orders immediate desegregation in Mississippi
The Supreme Court unanimously rejects further delay in desegregation for 33 Mississippi districts. It directs immediate operation of unitary schools and signals a hard line for the South, while ANP and LDF vow to push similar actions across other cases and the Justice Department weighs next steps.
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UPI
Supreme Court
High Court
Nixon
Warren E. Burger
Justice Department
Mississippi
South
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Legal Defense Fund
LDF
Jack Greenberg
New York
Department of Justice
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House Panel Moves to Hold FCC Chief in Contempt
The House Commerce Committee voted 20 to 13 to cite FCC Chairman Rosel H. Hyde for contempt of Congress for refusing to produce records tied to a radio license renewal case. Chairman Harley O. Staggers said compliance with the subpoena was the only demand, and discussed bringing the resolution to the floor. The dispute centers on Congress access to agency records in the WISE Indianapolis AM FM station case.
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Staggers
House
Congress
FCC
WISE
Indianapolis
Ind
Senator Aiken blasts AEC licenses for nuclear plants
UPI reports Senator George D. Aiken charges nuclear power plant operators use Atomic Energy Commission research licenses to skirt antitrust laws. He urges the AEC to end such licenses for commercial plants, citing Commonwealth Edison Dresden 2 in Morris Illinois as a test case and noting 15 research plants and 48 under construction with 40 million kilowatts capacity. He calls for public rulemaking and antitrust review by the Justice Department.
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Washington
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Glenn T. Seaborg
Commonwealth Edison
Dresden
Morris
Ill
Justice Department
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nixon Proposes White House Office of Consumer Affairs
President Nixon asked Congress to create a White House Office of Consumer Affairs to give Americans a permanent voice in the White House and to broaden consumer rights. He urged a consumer protection division in the Justice Department, expanded FTC powers, a commission on consumer finance, and a buyers' bill of rights. The plan aims to boost safety enforcement, publish plain language consumer information, and help low income families harmed by fraud. Virginia Knauer would lead the new office, coordinating federal consumer protection efforts.
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FTC
Commission On Consumer Finance
Ing
Food and Drug Administration
Nixon
House
Senate
White House
Virginia Knauer
Justice Department
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Philippine
Manila
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Isabela
Philippines
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CAA
Federico Ablan Jr
Gerardo Ramirez
Maj
Henry Meider
Pates
Ramirez
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Appellate Court
John Bell Williams
HEW
Office of Consumer Affairs
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