Court Rules Dinis Must Present More Evidence To Justify Autopsy
EDGARTOWN Mass Much of the inquest testimony Dinis planned for the Kopechne autopsy may be offered in a Pennsylvania hearing as Judge Brominski ruled the petition lacked sufficient facts. He gave Dinis 20 days to amend with more details. the case centers on the Chappaquiddick death of Mary Jo Kopechne and possible autopsy.
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Dinis
Edgartown
Mass
Edmund Dinis
Mary Jo Kope
Pennsylvania
Bernard C. Brominski
Luzerne County
Joseph Flannagan
Edward. M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Miss Kopechne
Paul C. Reardon
Reardon
Dominick Arena
Edgartown District Court
James A. Boyle
Mary Jo Kopechne
Ho Chi Minh Dies at 79 Amid National Mourning in Vietnam
Hanoi declares a week of national mourning for Ho Chi Minh who died of a heart attack. The war effort and leadership scramble follow his death as Hanoi signals a possible shift in Vietnam’s governance while urging continued resistance against the United States.
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Saigon
UPI
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Vietnam
Paris
Xuan Thuy
Moscow
Peking
China
Chouen-lai
Preas Arexei N. Kosygin
Southeast Asia
London
Russia
Mao
Nguyen van Thieu
Pham van Dong
Communist Party
le Duan
National Assembly
Truong Dinh
Vo Nguyen Giap
U.S
Indochina
Vermont Yankee Resists Power Line Under River
A Vermont Public Service Board hearing heard engineer L D Cronin of Ebasco describe why burial of high voltage lines under the Connecticut River at Vernon was rejected as too costly. Overhead towers would cost 2.4 million, underwater install near 8.4 million, with a 6 million premium for under river needs and standby lines, as the project aims to feed nearly half of Vermont Yankee’s 540 000 kilowatt capacity into New Hampshire before branching to Massachusetts. The plan involves a Big 11 utility coalition with completion targeted for August 1970. Local concerns over scenic beauty were noted during a PSB break.
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Newfane
Connecticut River
Vernon
Vermont Public Service Board
PSB
L.D. Cronin
Ebasco Services
New York
Vermont Yankee
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New England
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Green Mountain Power Corp
William Rom
Ebasco
Rom
Windham Regional Planning and Development Commission
Brattleboro Selectmen
Raymond Puffer
Robert Lessels
Public Util
Tighter Controls Considered For Building Power Facilities
Vermont lawmakers study tighter supervision of power facility construction with two potential paths: strengthen 1969 PSB oversight or create a multi agency board to present views to the PSB. The panel weighs environmental impacts and sees river crossings as standard utility practice while some towns oppose overhead lines.
Inside Scoop On Aiken Office Visit And Weekend Outlook
A visitor to Sea details a temper tantrum while Kit Foster previews an upcoming weekend for conservationists. Columnists Mankiewicz and Braden critique the White House West as symptomatic of a rootless society. Robert McCafferty resigns as Dover Hills development president amid clashes with new owners Cavanaugh Leasing Corp of New York.
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Aiken
Kit Foster
Mankiewicz
Braden
White House West
Robert McCafferty
Dover Hills Development
Cavanaugh Leasing Corp
New York
New York City Hit by Record Rain Storm
A major localized rainfall event drenched New York City and parts of New Jersey, totaling about 5.6 inches in some areas since 4 a.m. Disturbances hit the Long Island Rail Road with tunnel flooding forcing service suspensions, while highways and tunnels faced closures or diversions. Subways and telephone lines also suffered outages, with 3,600 Madison Avenue lines still down at dawn and restoration expected late afternoon.
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New York
UPD
New Jersey
Weather Bureau
Long Island
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Holland Tunnel
New York City
Hudson River
George Washington Bridge
Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey Turnpike
New York Telephone Co
Madison Avenue
Trailer Dilemma Hits Bennington Zoning Debate
Town planners struggle to define permanent zoning for mobile homes amid health enforcement concerns. Selectmen cite reporting fears by tenants, past violations at B and S Trailer Park, and potential state aid for sanitary standards as a path forward.
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Town Planning Commission
Paul W. Bohne III
Selectmen
Planning Commission
Joseph E. Higgins
Bennington
Vermont
Board of Selectmen
Board of Health
Higgins
William H. Morse
Vt. 67A
Lawrence Moore
Governors back right to regulate nuclear plants in states
Minnesota and Vermont governors united behind a resolution for states to set stricter controls on nuclear plant construction. Gov. Harold Levander cited Minnesota's battle with the AEC over emission standards at Northern States Power Co. Vermont Gov. Deane Davis urged environmental safeguards, noting air and water pollution concerns and tourism dependence. The measure, proposed to ensure state health and safety oversight, passed without dissent at the three day Colorado Springs meeting.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Minnesota
Vermont
Harold Levander
Deane C. Davis
Vermont Press Bureau
Levander
Monticello
Gov. Davis
Federal Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Davis
Pollution Control Agency
Northern States Power Co
Power Company
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Brominski
Hanoi Radio
Yankee
By Grady Holloway
Ernest W. Gibson III
George Blaesi
Council
Electrical Energy Study Group
Blaesi
Public Service Board
David Scribner
Robert G. Sears
B and S
East Road
Sears
Norton Barber
Barber
Rocky Reports
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
ABC
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