State Education Shakeup Proposed by Dr Scribner
Vermont education commissioner Harvey B Scribner proposed a two deputy system to streamline the department. A deputy for support services would oversee facilities evaluation and management, plus a dissemination director for public relations. The second deputy would handle learning and opportunity services with directors for inservice education program planning special education and vocational education.
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Duxbury
State Education Department
Vermont
Harvey B. Scribner
Scribner
State Board of Education
Harwood Union High School
Learning and Opportunity Services
Scrib
Vermont educators seek 40 million increase in 1970 budget
The Vermont Education Department requests a 103 million dollar budget for 1970-1971, a 40 million rise from the prior biennium. Plan includes 33.1 million more for state aid to education to meet Scribner’s 70 million request, with 32.9 million more to be given to local communities in 1970 and 37.2 million in 1971. The board delays formal action to allow local feedback and consideration.
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Montpelier
UPI
Education Department
Harvey B. Scribner
Scribner
State Board of Education
Scribner’s
Charlesb. Nichols
Vermont State School Directors Associa
Interim zoning move seen as viable in Bennington
Bennington selectmen met with the Town Planning Board to consider interim zoning for the remaining unzoned town area. The plan, under the Vermont Planning Act of 1968, requires a 15 day public hearing before enactment and preserves existing uses unless variances are granted.
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Bennington
Town Planning Board
Selectmen
Health Department
Planning Commission
Lawrence Moore
Technical Planning Associates
Burdis
Hanoi rejects UN effort to end Vietnam war
The Hanoi delegation at the Paris talks rejected UN involvement as beyond its competence. North Vietnamese spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le told reporters after a session with U.S. delegates that UN statements by Secretary General Thant were not progress, and no breakthrough occurred.
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Paris
UPI
Hanoi
Vietnam
United Nations
North Vietna
Mese
Nguyen Thanh le
U.S
Thant
General Assembly
North Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Cyrus Vance
New York Residents Face Prospect of Higher Taxes
New York State faces possible tax increases to balance a 1969 70 budget gap. Proposals include a 1 percent increase in sales tax and a 20 percent rise in personal income taxes, plus ending certain credits and cutting life insurance deductions. Officials warn of a $700 million revenue shortfall. decisions may wait until year end.
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New York
Albany
N.Y
New York State
Arthur Levitt
Rockefeller
U.S
Inside Profile of a Bennington Educator in Brattleboro
Profile highlights a Bennington educator based in Brattleboro with reflections on teaching, community impact, and local school culture. The piece emphasizes dedication, classroom approach, and connections to students and families in the region.
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Bennington
Brattleboro
Vermont dairymen benefit by court decision
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling on nearby differentials in the Boston market area restoring about 4.7 million dollars in escrow. Addison County dairyman Russell Allen challenged the policy, with most funds due to distant producers in Vermont if the decision stands.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Addison County
Boston
Robert J. Branon
Court of Appeals
District Court
Branon
U.S. Supreme Court
Russell Allen
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville
Freeman
Massachusetts
Rhode
Bennington Named as Region in Vermont Growth Plan
A Syracuse firm study for the Central Planning Office designates Bennington as one of ten Vermont centers for growth in industry, services, and education. The Vermont State Premeness Plan warns rapid growth could create large metro areas by 1990, with Kent proposing eight other hubs and contrasting Nadworney’s earlier vision.
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Montpelier
Bennington
Vermont
Central Planning Office
Syracuse, N.Y
Planners Collaborative
Manchester- Bennington
Champlain Valley
Connecticut River Valley
Winooski River
Hollister Kent
UVM
Milton Nadworney
Kent
St. Albans
Burlington
Rutland
Springfield
St. Johnsbury
Barre-Montpelier
Hartford
White River Junction
The Anti-Bra Movement Moves Into Campaign Talk
Political experts say the bra burning protest could shape the presidential race. Sources note Democrats and Republicans missed guiding positions, while officials suggest Humphrey Nixon or Wallace may benefit differently as campaign stance debates unfold.
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New York
Trenny Robb
Lynda Johnson Robb
Martha Mcintyre
Thomas J. Mcintyre
D-N.h
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Tee Scribner
U.N
Sunderland
T. S. Eliot
Banner
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Pueblo
Lloyd Bucher
Pyongyang
North Korea
Tokyo
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Washington
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Agnew
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