Manpower programs train, place workers in new office
Three Manpower programs NYC Operation Mainstream and New Careers offer tutoring, job training, and placement for youths and unemployed adults. Guma has moved operations to a three room Cone Building office above Woolworths Main Street to expand services and equipment. Workers enrolled face income limits and non profit work arrangements with federal funding. NYC targets high school dropouts under 19, Operation Mainstream helps chronically unemployed ages 22 to 55 with on the job training and potential post training retention, New Careers expands from cities to rural areas with job placement focus.
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John
Greg Guma
Cone Building
Woolworth’s
Main Street
Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council
BROC
Main St
Guma
Neighborhood Youth Corps
NYC
U.S Labor Department
Operation Mainstream
Buckley Attacks Lindsay Liberalism At YAF Convention
Senator James L. Buckley denounced New York Mayor John V. Lindsay as a symbol of liberal failure, claiming the city is a wasteland under Lindsay’s leadership and predicting similar results if he became president. Buckley cited high crime and welfare rolls, while also criticizing media and academic support for Lindsay and linking the critique to a broader conservative stance. Senator Robert C. Byrd followed with strong opposition to forced integration and busing, criticizing Swann v Charlotte-Mecklenburg and defending race-conscious school assignments on constitutional grounds.
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Houston
UPI
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
John V. Lochinvar
Buckley
Liberal Party
Academe
Camelot
New York City
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Senate
Byrd
U.S. Supreme Court
Swann
AEC rules threaten delays for many nuclear plants
The Atomic Energy Commission announced new NEPA based environmental standards that may delay or halt numerous nuclear plants. The ruling affects 63 license applications for 91 reactors and five post NEPA licenses, with hearings likely to extend up to a year and costs to run into millions.
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Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
National Environmental Policy Act
NEPA
Harold L. Price
Division of Regulation
Federal Register
Price
Appeals
Calvert Cliffs
Baltimore Gas — Electric Co
Marcus Bowden
Weekend Forecast: Warm With Showers Likely
Hazy and warm conditions expected across the weekend with a chance of afternoon or evening showers today and Sunday. Highs reach the low 80s to mid 80s, with overnight lows around the low 60s.
Nixon urges hard work ethic for new prosperity without war
President Nixon told 25 000 in Dayton and in Chicago of a coming era of peaceful competition. He said inflation would fade with policies and a pioneer ethic of hard work, praising farmers' productivity and exports while noting farmers' prices rose less than costs. He urged national discipline and sacrifice to maintain U.S. leadership.
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Chicago
UPI
Nixon
Dayton
Ohio
United States
America
American Milk Producers, Inc
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Wright Brothers
Page
Lyndon housing rule target of a challenge
Vermont Legal Aid may challenge Lyndon State College housing policy for discriminating against poor students. The college has begun granting exemptions, with seven or eight approved so far, as the suit potential remains unsettled.
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Lyndon
ST. Johnsbury
UPI
Vermont
Legal Aid
Lyndon State College
Richard Kohn
Kohn
Davis delays Moulton successor decision in Vermont
In Montpelier Deane C Davis postponed naming a new Development Secretary to replace Elbert G Moulton by the end of next week A closed door meeting with the Development Board discussed several names without a final choice Roland Loveless a former Vermont industrial development director now at the University of New Hampshire is cited as the leading candidate for the 24000 a year post Moulton will resign to join a Windsor County developer
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Vermont
University of New Hampshire
Moulton
Windsor County
Vermont to centralize drug programs under one director
Vermont faces fragmented drug abuse efforts despite rising federal grants. Gov. Davis plans to fold all programs under Human Services Secretary William Cowles, dissolving the Drug Abuse Control Council. Officials warn current interagency jockeying hinders progress while the legislature weighs funding and accountability.
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Cowles
Vermont
Vermont Drug Rehabilitation Commission
Commission On Children and Youth
Davis
Drug Control Council
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Jeffords
Martin
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Bennington
Union St
N.Y.C
White House
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Vernon
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Reynolds
Hoosick
Edith Craig Reynolds
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Ellenburg Depot
Walworth
Surrey County
England
Peter Martin
Stovan Christowe
Windham County
Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee
Christone
Education Department
Public Safety Department
Public Safety
Edward Corcoran
Corcoran
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