Ground-Rule Review Set For Kennedy Inquest
Boston UPI reports the Massachusetts Supreme Court chief justice set October 8 for a hearing on Kennedy lawyers seeking to broaden ground rules for the Mary Jo Kopechne inquest. The session at 9 30 a m will be open to the news media with briefs due for all sides.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Raymond S. Wilkins
High
Kennedy
Robert H. Quinn
Supreme Court
Paul C. Reardon
New Voices Debate Radiation Standards Amid Court Case
The AEC admits extrapolating from high level data to 30 year low level exposure is unreliable. Dr Theos Thompson says no firm figure can be drawn. Sidney J Socolar questions meaningful limits, while Gov Davis sees the Minnesota Supreme Court case as returning decision to politics. Minnesota has gone to court to establish standards.
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AEC
Theos Thompson
Sidney J. Socolar
University of Chicago
Gov. Davis
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Davis calls for Congress to retrace AEC authority over nuclear effluents
He argues stronger limits on plant discharges than current AEC rules, citing Minnesota's case and governors' rights resolution as moves to return regulation to Congress. Davis suggests environmental groups should have a say and that joint participation requires congressional action, signaling AEC influence remains but could broaden with legislative input.
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AEC
Davis
Minnesota
Congress
Scott Baker Enter GOP Sweep for Senate Leader
Washington reports veteran Sen Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania and junior Sen Howard Baker of Tennessee entered the race for Senate Republican leader. Scott seeks a status quo path to avoid intra party strife while Baker presents a younger, label-free option. Other potential contenders include Sen Roman Hruska of Nebraska, with Sen Gordon Allott expected to decide soon as speculation swirls about votes and candidacies.
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Washington
UPD
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Senate
Scott
Baker
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
Hruska
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Robert Griffin
Michigan
James B. Pearson
Benningtonian Is Promoted To Texaco Group Leader
Walter D. Foucher Jr a Bennington native and research chemist at Texaco has been promoted to group leader in the lubricants research section effective September 1. Since 1962 he has worked at Texaco and earned degrees from St Michael's College University of Vermont and University of Florida. He resides in Wappinger Falls New York with his wife and two sons. He has lectured at New Paltz and Marist College and belongs to the American Chemical Society and the Research Society of America.
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Walter D. Foucher Jr
Bennington
Texaco
Wappinger Falls
N.Y
Dr. Foucher
St. Michael’s College
University of Vermont
University of Florida
State University College
New Paltz
Marist College
American Chemical Society
The
Research Society of America
Pearl Buck Buys Danby Store
Pearl Buck and her business manager Theodore Harris have purchased the Rosen General Store in Danby from Mrs. Michael Strauss. The 1865 built building, abandoned for 15 years, will become part of Buck and Harris's creative project on Danby Main Street, with other properties involved.
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Danby
Rosen
Pearl Buck
Theodore Harris
Bennington Briefs on Obituary Omission and Local Events
An obituary note corrects the omission of Edward, a Sunderland survivor of Clifford G. Ennis, 19. The University of Vermont Extension Service offers sewing and tailoring courses with an Arlington meeting on Wednesday Sept 17 at 7 30 pm. Local clubs host meetings and social events including a Moose Lodge spaghetti supper and Twist a Burger Roller Rink hours.
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Edward
Sunderland
Clifford G. Ennis
University of Vermont Extension Service
St. James Episcopal Church
Arlington
Betty Poutre
Putter at Rotary warns of telemarketing sales contracts
Potter warns about five year contracts sold to towns by solicitation firms. He notes high school girls are hired for phone calls and may not know full terms until too late. Vermont law allows rescission within one day, which he says is insufficient. Dr Toolan asks about Legal Aid, Keith King cites Vermont Legal Aid, but limits exist.
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Potter
Vermont
Bennington
James Toolan
Keith King
Vermont Legal Aid Organization
Brownell founder of Lovejoy Chaplet Co dies at 76
LeRoy P. Brownell aged 76, a founder and former president of the Lovejoy Chaplet Co in Hoosick Falls, died Thursday after a long illness at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. He retired in 1968 and was a Colgate graduate and World War I veteran. He formed the company in the early 1920s with Merritt Ashworth and had ties to Hoosick Engineering Co. Survivors include wife Marion and daughter Cynthia. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Robson Home for Funerals Hoosick Falls, with burial at Maple Grove cemetery. Friends may call Sunday.
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Hoosek Falls
N.Y
LeRoy P. Brownell
Lovejoy Chaplet Co
Hoosick Falls
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Mr. Brownell
Shushan
Colgate University
Theta Chi
U.S
Merritt Ashworth
Hoosick Engineering Co
Elwin Bently
Brownell
Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
van Rensselaer Lodge
Cairo Temple
Troy
Marion A. Bomb
Cynthia Brownell
Robson Home
Main St
John Y. Elliott
Funeral for WWI veteran Henry C. Tatro held in Hinsdale
The funeral for Henry C. Tatro, a West Road resident and World War I veteran, was conducted at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with Rev. H. Glenn Payne officiating. Burial followed in Hinsdillville Cemetery as family mourners attended.
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Henry C. Tatro
West Road
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Hinsdillville
Mr. Payne
MPs Alarmed at BOACs International Bundling
MPs accused BOAC of sponsoring international bundling in Britain with two week trips for Americans to visit London clubs and partners. Peters Bessell called it a Bunny Club airline and demanded disownment. officials said the scheme was run by a London tour operator and blessed by BOAC, framed as entertainment for youth not sex.
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London
UPI
British Overseas Airways Corporation
BOAC
Britain
Peter Bessell
United States
House of Commons
Bessell
Commons
YMCA Fall Winter Program Forming for Adults
The YMCA Center for Southwestern Vermont announces fall-winter adult programs and committee formations led by Loomis G. Dana. Men will have fitness activities including jogging and team sports while women join volleyball badminton and other pursuits. committees will meet Sept 16 at the Main Street YMCA Center to organize.
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Ymca Center
Vermont
Loomis G. Dana
Main Street
Dana
Rita Patten
Mrs. Patten
YMCA
Music in the Round Opens Season at Williams College
The 1969 70 season of Music in the Round opens tonight at 8 30 in Thompson Memorial Chapel under director Julius Heggi. The convocation weekend concert features Starer Ginastera Walton and Beethoven with tickets at the door. Season passes and single concert tickets are available with student discounts and Williams students admitted free without tickets.
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Williamstown
Mass
Julius Heggi
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Starer
Ginastera
Walton
Beethoven
Williams
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Susan Oliver
Arthur
Connell Mee
Panavision
Johnny Cash
Ruta Lee Sheb Wooley
United Artists
APT
Better Tv, Inc
Action Gop
National Republican
Benningtonian
Bennington Briefs
1-40 Club
Moose Lodge
Kansas
John G. Tower
Texas
Savage
Richard Blum
Putter
Blum
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Geraldine Page
Ruth Gordon
Baby Jane
Harte Theatre
Remagen
George Segal
Bennington Drive-In
Hank Williams
Sheb Wooley
Hathaway’s
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Kenneth Lewis
Olman
Haynes & Kane Colonial Shop
Save-Way Supermarket
Teddy Chingos
Woodford Hollow
Nichols
Agway Petroleum
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Agway Petroleum Corp
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