Mount Snow Carinthia dispute hinders 10 year land plan hearing
At an environmental hearing in Wilmington the Forest Service faces a 71 acre land dispute between Mount Snow and Carinthia as it crafts a 10 year land use plan for Deerfield Valley ski areas. The conflict shapes whether Carinthia can expand and how Mount Snow is buffered. Residents and officials debated petitions and implications for Haystack while officials seek data to justify or alter the plan before final approval.
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Wilmington
U.S. Forest Service
Deerfield
Carinthia
Mount Snow
Forest Service
National Forest Unit
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Long John
Fred Laurenzen
First Wisconsin Mortgage Investors
Mount
Laurenzen
Cold Brook
Walter Stugger
Dover
Tom Meade
Steve Chontos
Joseph
Department of Agriculture
Udall and Jackson Aim to Upset Carter in Twin Primaries
United Press International reports light New York turnout but heavy Wisconsin voting as Morris Udall and Henry Jackson press for crucial Democratic primary wins. Carter seeks to blunt front-runner status with campaigns in both states, while Ford faces Reagan in Wisconsin.
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Morris Udall
Wisconsin
Henry Jackson
New York
Jimmy Carter
Jackson
Udall
Georgia
Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
American Motors
Milwaukee
Ella
Arizona
Mo Udall
Indiana
Jakeson
Washington
Pennsylvania
George Wallace
Alabama
GOP
White mob in Boston beats black man sparks outrage
National briefing notes a Boston incident where a white mob attacked a Black man. Reporting covers public reaction and potential responses across the nation. Includes related political notes on hearings and security actions but centers on the assault and aftermath.
Windham College president resigns as Windham II planned
Windham College trustees accept Harrison M. Symmes's resignation effective April 18 and back a Windham II restructuring to reopen in the fall with 300 students, 32 faculty, and 12 administrators. A planning group and trustee committee will map leadership, cut salaries, and keep the semester intact amid a push to keep the college operating.
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Putney
Windham College Board of Trustees
Harrison M. Symmes
Windham II
Symmes
Eugene C. Winslow
State Department
U.S
Jordan
Windham
Eugene Winslow
John Watt
Watt
China
Stanley Zielenski
Howard Hughes Dies After Acapulco Flight Mystery
Howard Hughes, the reclusive billionaire worth about seven billion, died at 70 during an emergency medical fly from Acapulco to Houston. Officials dispute autopsy plans amid conflicting medical statements and guarded handling of his body at Methodist Hospital as questions linger over cause of death and timing.
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Houston
UPI
Howard R. Hughes
Texas
Methodist Hospital
Hughes
Acapulco
Mexico
Reese
Howard Hughes
Summa Corp
Los Angeles
Henry McIntosh
Internal Medicine Department
Baylor College of Medicine
Internal Medicine Service
Methodist
McIntosh
Joseph Jachimczyk
Harris County
Ethel Erickson
Larry Mathis
Jachimczyk
Customs
Charles Conroy
Conroy
J. Paul Getty
Acapulco Princess Hotel
Wealth of Howard Hughes Faces Probate After Death
Los Angeles dispatch notes uncertainty over the fate of Howard Hughes vast fortune valued between 1 and 2 billion dollars with no known widow or children. Probate will hinge on a possible will and the future of Hughes entities including Hughes Aircraft and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
J. Paul Getty
Hughes
Jean Peters
Bfe
Clifford Irving
University of Nevada
Howard Hughes Medical Institute of Miami
Hughes Aircraft
California
Robert Maheu
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