Law School Alternative Offered in Vermont Reading Law
Vermont allows law office study as an alternative to law school in five states. Justices Keyser and Daley, who passed the bar after office study, caution that formal training aids understanding of theory. Clerk R Clarke Smith notes law has become more complex and suggests reading law suits only scholastics.
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Keyser
Vermont
Stanley C. Wilson
R. Clarke Smith
Rutland
State Board of Bar Examiners
Smith
Energy Center Idea Attracts NRC Interest In New Hampshire
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is weighing the feasibility of clustering up to 40 reactors as regional energy centers. NRC official Seymour Smiley said a three day conference concluded and a Congress report is due next October. Potential test sites include the St. Lawrence Seaway, New Jersey coast, a Kentucky lake area, and a Southern California desert.
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New Castle
N.H
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Seymour Smiley
Office of Special Projects
Agency
NRC
Congress
Smiley
Santa Monica
Calif
St. Lawrence Seaway
New Jersey Coast
Kentucky
California
Civilian Makes Foamy Landing at Pease Air Base
Portsmouth New Hampshire AP a civilian pilot landed a twin engine aircraft on a foam covered runway at Pease Air Force Base after the landing gear lever broke off leaving him unsure which wheel would touch down. Regan of Boxford Massachusetts was uninjured and the plane only slightly damaged.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Pease Air Force Base
Robert P. Regan
Boxford
Mass
Air Force
Regan
Merrimack Aviation Co
North Andover
Lawrence
Boston Center
Air Force Base
New Hampshire
Andover
Garrity Denies Delay Request on Integration Plan
A federal judge rejected the Boston School Committee plea to delay implementing Boston’s new magnet school integration plan. U.S. District Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr. said educational choices for students are not complicated and declined additional time. The plan, starting this September, aims to magnetically attract students to integrated schools with voluntary programs.
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Boston
Boston School Committee
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Garrity
Unitarian Observances Mark 150th Anniversary Event
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Saco and Biddeford marks the 150th anniversary of the American Unitarian Association founded May 25, 1825. Rev. Leonard Helie will deliver Words of Celebration. readings by Rev. D. Stanley Rawson. music by Mrs. Blanche Beal and Donald Beal with cellist Robert Fenderson. Service at 10:30 a.m. The article also quotes local opinions on magnet schools and reports two South Boston officers refusing to answer NAACP questions at a related hearing.
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Unitarian Universalist Church
Saco and
Biddeford
American Unitarian Association
Leonard Helie
Donald Beal
Bernstein
Lost Horizons
Bacharach
Robert Fenderson
South Boston
Virginia Sheehy
NAACP
Bishop to Visit St. John's Episcopal Church Beach
The Right Rev. Frederick B. Wolf bishop of Maine will visit St. John's Episcopal Church OLD ORCHARD BEACH on Sunday. He will celebrate the Holy Eucharist at 5 p.m. assisted by Rev. Harold A. McElwain. A parish supper follows and attendees may speak informally with Bishop Wolf.
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Old Orchard. Beach
Frederick B. Wolf
Maine
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Wolf
Harold A. McElwain
Bishop Wolf
Rhode Island doctors halt strike talk seek legislative fix
Providence AP reports Rhode Island physicians shelved strike plans over rising malpractice insurance costs and press for a special legislative session to resolve the issue. The Rhode Island Medical Society and state officials urged Gov. Cooke to reconvene lawmakers while insurance changes take effect July 1. Meanwhile, a public hearing on hotel liquor licenses and amusement permits is set for Wells on June 2 1975 with local officials listed.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Paul Healey
Rhode Island College of Surgeons
Healey
Rhode Island Medical Society
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Philip Woel
Michael Stanton
Noel
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co
St. Paul’s
David M. Barry
Surgeons’ Group
Barry
California
Board of Selectmen
Town of
Wells
Martin T. Mace
H. L. Merrill
Lookout Resort
Ogunquit
Donald Butler
John Trafton
Reginald Chase
Richard Rouleau
Helen Colby
Town of Wells
Richard Barr
Ken Kendrick
Notice of Juvenile Court hearing in Alfred case
The Juvenile Court of Connecticut issues an order of notice in the petition for the commitment of the minor child of Lawrence Dale Merritt now in parts unknown. A hearing is set for June 10 1975 at 11:00 AM in Montville. notice to be published in the Biddeford Journal once weekly for two weeks starting May 17 1975.
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State OF
Connecticut
Alfred
Maine
Lawrence Dale Merritt
Francis Maloney
State of Conn
Norwich
New London
Montville
Biddeford
Public hearings slated at State House in Augusta May 27 1975
The Appropriations and Financial Affairs committee schedules a 1:30 PM hearing in Room 228 of the State House in Augusta. The session will consider H. P. 1608 L. D. 1887, an emergency act to require payment of AFDC benefits for unborn children.
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State House
L. D
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