Showdown on Whey Abatement Fees With State Board
In Montpelier the Emergency Board meets today to decide on a $533,000 contract with consultant Henry McEvoy. Gov. Thomas P. Salmon sits on the board as it weighs the agreement hammered out late Wednesday night with the Whey Pollution Abatement Authority.
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Whey
Thomas P. Salmon
McEvoy
Authority
Auditor of Accounts Office
Emergency Board
Auditor of Accounts
Alexander Acebo
Acebo
PSB cost clause ruled illegal by Vermont judge
Chief Superior Judge William C. Hill ruled the purchase power and fuel adjustment clause illegal as it would set rates without a proper rate hearing. He cited the Administrative Procedures Act as restricting agency power to substantive rulemaking. The Vermont Welfare Rights Organization argued the PSB lacked authority to issue the clause. Attorney Thomas Hayes plans an appeal to the Vermont Supreme Court. The ruling references the clause's lack of substantive matters allowed under the APA.
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Hill
PSB
Thomas Hayes
Burlington
Vermont Supreme Court
Hayes
Yankee officials deny radiation overexposure
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp officials deny reports that at least five workers were exposed to radiation above Atomic Energy Commission standards. Howard Lewis, the plant vice president, says workers routinely face exposure in critical areas but wear monitors and leave the area when readings rise. The plant shut down after hydrogen detonation and diaphragm ruptures in off gas lines. power is to resume at about 69 percent capacity.
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Lewis
Anthony Robbins
Industrial Hygiene Division
Times-Argus
Boyle charged in Yablonski killings in 1969
UPI reports Tony Boyle former UMWA president charged with murder in the 1969 slayings of reformer Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. Also charged is William Turnblazer of Kentucky. Hearings set and case to grand jury.
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Washington, Pa
UPI
W. A
Tony” Boyle
United Mineworkers of America
UMWA
Joseph A
Jock’’ Yablonski
Boyle
Pennsylvania
Thomas Gladden
Washington County
William Turnblazer
Middlesboro
Kentucky-Tennessee
Elmer W. Schifke
Jess Costa
Turnblazer
Yablonski
Margaret
Charlotte
Clarksville
Miners For Democracy
MFD
Arnold Miller
Nixon TILTS at Congress and Pushes New State of the Union
President Nixon called Congress disappointing and urged a new State of the Union focusing on inflation fighting budget cuts excluding defense and energy crisis measures. He criticized lawmakers while Democrats vowed bipartisanship and GOP leaders met him at the White House. He warned Arab oil suppliers against expropriation and urged a balanced pro peace stance in the Middle East. He also announced a veto of a 2.20 dollar hourly minimum wage bill and discussed Watergate tapes, the Agnew probe, and his finances. He said he would appeal Sirica's order to release tapes and vowed to fight the issue.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
State of the Union
House
Senate
White House
United States
Soviet Union
East Room
U.S
Middle East
Israel
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore
Maryland
Elliot Richardson
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John J. Sirica
Sleeman shopping center idea mixed at Bennington hearing
The Bennington Planning Commission heard a mixed response to rezoning Woodford Road from village residential to roadside commercial for Richard A. Sleeman to build a shopping center. Residents asked about traffic flooding spot zoning and downtown decline amid endorsements from selectmen and the planning commission. A special meeting September 12 at 7 p.m. will inspect the site and a zoning change decision will follow. the selectmen must also hold a hearing before final approval.
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Woodford Road
Richard A. Sleeman
Bennington Planning Commission
Bennington
Sleeman
Selectmen
Planning Commission
France frees hostages as guerrillas fly to unnamed Arab state
Five Palestinian guerrillas and six hostages depart Le Bourget aboard a Syrian Arab Airlines Caravelle. The group, after seizing the Saudi embassy, released four women and a Tunisian girl. Police safety measures surrounded the airport while negotiations concluded with an agreement for the guerrillas and Arab diplomats to leave the country.
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Paris
UPI
France
Jordan
Bourget
Raymond Marcellin
Francois Goussault
N Y harness race fixing probe swells to $2 million take
FBI sources say most superfecta races at Roosevelt Yonkers and Monticello in the first quarter were fixed with drivers bribed to finish outside the top four. More than 50 witnesses have testified. indictments for up to 200 people are anticipated. Offtrack betting offices cashed many winning tickets as agents moved between offices.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Roosevelt, Yonkers
Monticello
FBI
Brooklyn
Denis Dillon
Dillon
Roosevelt Raceway
William Cahn
Nassau County
Cahn
Roosevelt
Offtrack Betting Corporation
OTB
Inside U S seeks new oil sources Page 2
A brief item notes efforts to locate new domestic oil sources, outlining strategic aims and potential impacts on energy policy and supply resilience.
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Georgia
Yankee
Charles Butler Jr
Vermont Yankee
AEC
General Electric
Tony’ Boyle
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
Internal Revenue Service
John Ehrlichman
Sleeman Shopping Center
N.Y
Nicholas Gage
Times News Service
Vermont
Manchester Road
CVPS
John Hubbard
MAU
Hal March
BBS
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