Hartford School Board urged to lift married students ban
The ACLU asked Hartford School Board to change policy barring married students from extracurriculars while allowing classes and study halls. Dr Herbert McCarthur argued marriage is not a crime and activities are a normal part of education, noting the policy fails to protect students. The board declined further action but invited discussion with the ACLU. the policy also bans boys implicated in causing a pregnancy from activities.
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Hartford
APS
Hartford School Board
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Herbert McCarthur
Academic Freedom Committee
McCarthur
Carl Kelton
Vermont Pharmaceutical Association Convention Here Sept 23 24
STOWE The Vermont Pharmaceutical Association will hold its annual convention at the Town and Country Motor Lodge on Saturday and Sunday September 23 and 24. Congressman Robert Stafford will be banquet speaker. Deans Reed Youngkin Hewitt and Singer will discuss the Pharmacy Technician. Chief Pharmacist Edward Croumey will talk on nursing home pharmacy consultant regulations. Dr Edward E Friedman will discuss Medicare impact. Dean Andrews and Dr Buttrick have promised to attend.
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STOWE
Vermont Pharmaceutical Association
Town and Country Motor Lodge
Robert Stafford
Deans Reed
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Youngkin
Rhode Island
Hewitt
Connecticut
Singer
Albany
Edward Croumey
Mary Fletcher - DeGoesbriand Medical Center
Edward E. Friedman
Vermont State Health Department
Dean Andrews
Vermont Medical College
Buttrick
Vermont State Medical Society
Women’s Auxiliary
TMA
Middlebury names Lavallee visiting psychology professor 1967 68
Middlebury College announces Dr. Robert J. Lavallee of Colchester as visiting assistant professor of psychology for the 1967-68 academic year. He holds BA MA and PhD from the University of Vermont and has taught in UVM Evening Division. He and his wife Rita Devine will reside in Middlebury.
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Middlebury
Robert J. Lavallee
Colchester
Middlebury College
James I. Armstrong
Lavallee
Winooski High School
University of Vermont
UVM
New Middlebury
American Ornithologists Union
Rita M. Devine
Guilderland to House New State Electric HQ
New York state selects Guilderland near Albany for a $3 million semi computer driven headquarters to oversee electric power distribution and prevent future blackouts. It will use computers and rapid communications to monitor demands and capacities and should be operational by end of 1968. Albany scene notes potential constitutional changes may abolish town justices in upstate counties and introduce district courts. Clifton Park reports Janet Paulin indicted for second degree murder in the stabbing death of her husband Sergeant Joseph Paulin with bail set at $15,000.
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Guilderland
Albany
New York
Constitutional Convention
Upstate
Judiciary Committee
Clifton Park
Janet E. Paulin
Saratoga County
Joseph Paulin
Supreme Court
Willard Best
Pittsfield planners eye electronic barrier zone link to Viet Nam demo
Pittsfield dispatch notes Defense Department seeks to use a manpack detector in air patrols along a proposed electronic barrier zone between Vietnam and its neighbors. Becket selectmen approve Hatch Act action to convert swamp land into a pond near Jacob's Ladder site to protect coastal wetlands. Strasslers of Westport Conn granted permit and discuss private pond use, with no planned development on 900 acres. Williams College store break nets over $2,000. police suspect professional thieves as investigation continues.
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Pittsfield
General Electric Ordnance Department
Defense Department
Becket
Nape
Nemeuiunet
Robert B
David H. Strassler
Westport
Conn
Strasslers
Representaos
Payers Pond
Vernon plant gross receipts tax proposal outlined
Former Vermont state senator Frederick J. Fayette proposed a gross receipts tax for the 540,000 kilowatt Vermont Yankee plant in Vernon. He suggested a 5 percent tax yielding about $1 million annually, with headlined returns to Vernon to cover local costs, and the rest to the state general fund. Vermont Yankee's Albert Cree noted a 1 percent tax would also generate about $1 million on paper and favored taxing bulk power facilities only. Burlington Electric Light Co. opposed any utility tax, warning it would raise consumer rates and defeat low-cost power goals.
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Montpelier
UPI
Frederick J. Fayette
South
Burlington
Vermont
Fayette
Vermont Electric Cooperative
Legislative Council Tax Study Committee
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Albert A. Cree
Rutland
Cree
William Stebbins
Burlington Electric Light Co
Stebbins
Reagan Name May Enter New Hampshire Presidential Primary
Reagan enters New Hampshire race via draft committee planning March primary headquarters in Concord. Robinson states delegates may run in his behalf while Reagan denies candidacy. The alliance coordinates bumper stickers and campaign material across New Hampshire campuses and towns.
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Concord
N.H
Robinson
Republican West Coast
Reagan
New Hampshire
Manchester
John L. MacDonald
Reagan Committee
Michigan
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Nixon
School St
Russell Carter
Hooksett
Keene State Teachers College
University of New Hampshire
Attorney General seeks to withdraw from murder trial
Windsor County Court weighs motion by A G James L. Oakes to withdraw from the first degree murder case of Earl D. Miner 24 of Springfield. Oakes cites potential conflict due to former private attorney now serving as assistant AG and asks Gov Hoff to appoint a special prosecutor if needed. Miner faces charges for the Jan 24 shooting death of his wife Bonnie 19 at their home. Trial delay to await independent psychiatric test results. Miner pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity but deemed legally sane by state officials.
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Montpelier
UPD
James L. Oakes
Windsor County
Springfield
Oakes
Earl D. Miner
Attorney General’s
Frank G. Mahady
Miner
Mahady
Bonnie
Philip H. Hoff
Atty
James Wright
Peter Plante
White River Junction
Attorney General
Superior Court
Dale W. Brooks
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
Northeast Utilities to build 72 million power project
In an initial decision Federal Power Commission examiner Martin E Rendelman authorized Northeast Utilities to construct the 1 million kilowatt Northfield Mountain hydroelectric pumped storage project on the Connecticut River in Franklin County Massachusetts. The project involves three operating companies and uses the Turners Falls Dam pond as the lower reservoir. The decision faces 30 days for exceptions and 10 days for review. no opposition was noted.
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Washington
UPC
Martin E. Rendelman
Federal Power Commission
Northeast Utilities Inc
Northfield Mountain
Northeast
Boston
Connecticut River
Franklin County
Mass
Rendelman
FPC
Connecticut Light and Power Co
Berelin
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Bertha M. Graicourt
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Williamstown
Williams Book Store
John McConnell
Vernon Nuclear Power Plant
State General Fund
Hotel Putnam
Bennington, VI
Colonial Shopping Ctr
Plymouth
Ind
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APPLE
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Maxwell House
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