Mom irate over dirty book prompts library row
A Bennington mother confronted the Mt Anthony School Board over the novel Go Ask Alice. She called it very dirty and a filthy book and confiscated it from the Mt Anthony Union Junior High Library citing concern for her 12 year old daughter. Principal Durand defended library procedures saying new books are selected by the National Library Association and screened by students and the head librarian.
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Alice
Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School
Nicolle Woodward
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Jonathan Durand
National Library Association
Mary Louise Plumb
Durand
White House Used Agencies for Political Purposes
Senate subpoenas reveal Top White House officials sought to use agencies from the IRS to the parole board for political ends. Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr. released hundreds of exhibits to three Senate subcommittees as part of joint hearings on government wiretapping. The materials include many previously secret White House memos.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Parole Board
Lowell Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Weicker
Senate
Late-entry plan eases junior high overcrowding pressures
The Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School board adopted a partially voluntary late-entry plan to reduce crowding at the aging Bendi building for next September. About 80 to 100 walking students taking only basic courses would start at 9 30 a.m. with the first two periods free, freeing one classroom per period. If not paired with other programs, double sessions may be needed. The district weighs land site options for a new Grade 7 9 complex as bond renovations proceed.
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Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School
Bendi
Bennington
Johnathan Durand
Durand
Clarence Pelkie
Msgr
John Lynch
Rutland
School Board
Denise Reynolds
Pelkie
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Mt Anthony board adopts non resident student policy
Mt Anthony Union High School board approved a residency based admission policy after a prior case where a non resident girl faced rejection. The plan requires interviews record reviews and possible private agency input with tuition decisions at the board’s discretion. A guest attendance option is allowed during review, and appeals to education channels are limited though court action remains possible.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Christine Newman Wolfe
Mt. Anthony
State Commissioner of Education
Barth Vander Els
Lawrence E. Harrington
Oakley Frost
Robert McWaters
Harrington
Subpoena Threat Over Nixon Tapes in Impeachment Inquiry
White House faces a looming deadline from Watergate investigators to release 41 additional Nixon presidential tapes for the impeachment inquiry. House Judiciary Committee chairmen threaten subpoenas if no response by today, as Doar reports progress but no delivery clarity. The panel also seeks Nixon tax records and review of related findings to determine grounds for impeachment amid partisan debate over St Clair's involvement.
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James D. St. Clair
Nixon
White House
St. Clair
Doar
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
House Committee
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
Gerald Warren
House Senate
French press questions Nixon European show in Paris
Le Figaro labeled Nixon talks at Pompidou memorial as untactful and a grand show aimed at pleasing Americans. It said Europe’s unity and U.S. relations need a French president to steer policy, with limited consequences from the Paris meetings. Le Monde offered a more favorable take on Nixon’s meetings.
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Paris
UPI
le Figaro
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Europe
United States
Elysee Palace
le Monde
U.S
Nixon tours tornado wreckage in Xenia Ohio after major Midwest disaster
President Nixon flew from Andrews to Wright Patterson and then by helicopter to Xenia to survey the devastation from last week’s killer tornadoes. Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes authorized federal cleanup amid ongoing searches, with 322 dead nationwide and extensive damage across six states. In Xenia 35 residents were killed and about 1,000 injured, Red Cross and National Guard efforts continued as Central State University suffered near total destruction and two Guardsmen died fighting a fire.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Xenia
Ohio
James T. Lynn
Housing and Urban Development
Thomas Dunne
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Andrews Afb
Wright Patterson Afb
Dayton
Midwest
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Lynn
Dunne
Ohio National Guard
Red Cross
Central State University
Wilberforce
National Guardsmen
Inside Nixon税 problem closed book page 2
Inside the Inside: Nixon’s tax issue is treated as resolved with repayment confirmed though no payment date is provided. The column notes the tax matter is closed and will be paid, without specified timing.
Tax study staff chief Woodworth key aide on tax talks
Laurence N. Woodworth, a 56 year old Ohioan, heads a staff investigating government use of tax audits to punish enemies and aid friends before a vice presidential confirmation. Woodworth, chief of staff since 1964, is noted for deep tax knowledge and patient explanations on Capitol Hill.
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Laurence N. Woodworth
Right
U.S
Capitol Hill
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