Ashe denies signing form tied to Froines hiring
Monteplier, UP I report notes Harry Ashe, former state occupational health director, denies signing a May 13 job description form used to reclassify the post prior to hiring John Froines. Ashe, a Williamstown Republican candidate, says his signature was not required and the Personnel Department could have accept ed it without him. Health Commissioner Anthony Robbins submitted the form. both Robbins and Secretary Davis did not comment.
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House of Representatives
Williamstown
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Froines
Health Commissioner
Personnel Department
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Thomas P. Salmon
Harry Montague
House
Walter Kennedy
Fraines
Chicago
Salmon
Non politician Frothingham challenges Leahy for Senate nomination
Randolph resident Nat Frothingham, a 35 year old Harvard educated non politician, enters the Vermont Democratic primary race against Patrick Leahy for the U S Senate on Sept 10. He frames himself as an anti establishment alternative advocating tax reform energy reform and social programs while stressing boldness and realism in leadership. He cites inflation as a principal issue and calls for restraints on military spending and greater citizen control over energy policy.
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Randolph
Chittenden County
Patrick J. Leahy
U.S. Senate
Frothingham
Cape Cod
Vermont
Harvard
Leahy
S. Frothingham
Civilian Conservation Corps
Vermont schools shift toward humanistic education
About 106000 Vermont public school students start the new year with broader aims than academics. Nutrition welfare sexism and career education are emphasized. Deputy Education Commissioner Alan H. Weiss notes the three R's are supplemented by more humanistic approaches to education.
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Vermont
Alan H. Weiss
Weiss
Holiday traffic toll climbs but stays below last year
United Press International reports Labor Day weekend traffic deaths at 468 by 10 am EDT, below last year’s 559. California leads with 46 deaths. Tennessee, Florida, New York state also noted high tallies amid fatal crashes and several plane accidents.
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National Safety Council
Safety Council
California
Texas
Florida
North Carolina
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Caruthers
Calif
New York State
Dean goes to jail today in Watergate case
John W. Dean III the former Nixon White House counsel begins a 1 to 4 year sentence for one count of conspiracy to obstruct justice. He plans to surrender at the federal courthouse and later testify in the Watergate coverup trials of Mitchell Haldeman Erlichman Marchand Strachan Parkinson. Nixon subpoenaed as witness. Dean will serve at a federal prison camp after detainment near Washington.
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UPI
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Nixon White House
Richard Nixon
U.S
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Federal Court House
White House
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John D. Erlichman
Robert C. Marchan
Gordon C. Strachan
Kenneth
Nixon
Senate
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
California
Sirica
Inside Mass grave in Cyprus evidence of massacre
On the Inside Mass grave in Cyprus gives evidence of massacre on Page 2. The item notes details of the massacre's discovery and historical context, reflecting on Cyprus conflict and memory.
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Gerald Raftery
Rutland
Deerfield Valley
Kennedy
Montague
Gov. Maddox
Georgia
Aaron
Red Sox
New Windsor prison warden faces lawsuit and inmate criticism
Windsor State Prison’s new warden Paul Davallou, in place less than a month, faces a lawsuit by senior parole officer William O. Davis and harsh inmate scrutiny over alleged "Nazi Germany" search methods. Davallou aims to instill control while expanding rehab programs, noting minimal inmate activity and significant facility issues.
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UPI
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Davallou
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Cavallou
Vermont
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Civil Service
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Supreme Court
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Windsor State Prison
Davailou
St. Johnsbury
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