Byrd urges Flanigan testimony in ITT probe clash
Washington and Logan reports detail a Senate showdown as Senator Byrd demands White House aide Peter Flanigan testify on ITT ties before Kleindienst's attorney general nomination. Nixon invokes executive privilege for Flanigan and Timmon's testimony, sparking cross party dispute over executive and congressional powers.
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Flanigan
Ramsden
Byrd
Richard Ramsden
White House
ITT
Senate
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Kleindienst
House
Ronan Ziegler
Nixon
William E.timmons
Justice Department
International Telephone & Telegraph
Hmmons
Wen
McLaren
Ervin
Richard W. McLaren
Antitrust
Justlee Department
Supreme Court
Hig
Department of Justice
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Pentagon
Tervit
White House Aldes
Congress
Henry Petersen
Vermont to lay first glassphalt highway in spring
Vermont plans a ¾ mile stretch of Route 116 south of Burlington using glassphalt, a 75 percent rock mix with 25 percent crushed glass. Under Frank Aldrich, the project starts May 15, funded by Green-Up Week glass collection efforts expected to yield 1000 tons of crushed glass and 400 tons of base mix.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Highway Department
Baltimore
Frank Aldgz
Aldrich
Route 116
Burlington
West end residents oppose Bennington airport lights plan
Two more West End landowners join objections to a $100000 night lighting project for Bennington County Airport. Margaret P. Leake and Leon Jacobs express concerns about impacts on views and local aesthetics. The Bennington selectmen have not yet acted, with some members abstaining or supporting the plan. See SELECTME Page 16 Col 4.
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Bennington County
Margaret P. Leake
Walloomsae Road
Richard B. Leake
Bennington-Rutland Environmental Commission
Leake
Leon Jacobs
West Road
Vail Hill
Whipstock
Mt. Anthony
Jacob
Bennington
Alexander B.R. Crysale
Edward R. Lamo
James C. Jerome
BSD eyes St. Joseph building for permanent school home
Bennington School District officials toured the St Joseph College building in Old Bennington as a potential permanent space solution. They expect the 8-teacher, 250-student capacity to ease overcrowding from a growing elementary enrollment and the Sacred Heart arrangement. Purchase price and availability hinge on appraisals. college may not vacate before September 1973.
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Bennington School District
BSD
St Joseph College
Old Bennington
Richard A. Sleeman
Banner Today
Sacred Heart Parochial School
Sleeman
St. Joseph College
Monument Iia
Monument Inn Gatehouse
James G. Donahue
Seaslon
Inside Letters touch on airport plan and do-gooder schemes
A column notes criticism of an airport fighting plan and public support at the Day Care Center along with other do-gooder schemes. It also mentions Bennington Library jackets and local civic topics across page references.
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Bennington
Sen. Aiken
Vermont
National Farmers Organization
Hoosick Falls
Banner
Woodford
Detroit
China
France urges resumption of the Paris peace talks
The French government urged the United States and South Vietnam to return to the Paris peace talks on Vietnam after weeks of suspension. North Vietnam and Viet Cong delegations pressed for resumption while Washington and Saigon refuse to negotiate under ongoing military pressure. The note also cited the 148th session planned for April 18 at the usual meeting hall on Avenue Kleber.
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France
Paris
UPI
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Maurice Schumann
Elysee Palace
Georges Pompidou
Comunist
Uavel
Saigon
Washington
Kleber
Vermont to expand anti billboard law by 1973
Vermont plans to expand its anti billboard law statewide by summer 1973 starting in Windsor County and moving north along Interstates 9 and 63 toward Montpelier and Burlington. The move, approved by TIC officials, faces legal questions on compensation to billboard owners and requires phased implementation with off premise signs and state directed plaques.
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Tyler Resch
Rutland
Vermont
Windham County
Travel Information Council
TIC
Royals Hearthside
Holand Loveless
Agency of Development and Community Affairs
Transportation
John A. Valpe
William Riley
Stowe
Meriden
Conn
Robert T. Stafford
Montpelier
Burlington
Franklin County
Addison
Lutland
Bennington County
Northeast Kingdom
Putney
Brat- Heboro
Shaltsay
Viree
Jeffords sets suit over billboard sign fund penalty
Vermont Attorney General James Jeffords announced at Middlebury College that his office will file suit in U S District Court to challenge the federal withholding of 10 percent of highway funds over billboard removals. He cited a clash with Ramsey Clark’s opinion and noted Gov Deane C Davis supported outside counsel funding, which the legislature cut from the budget.
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U.S
Nixon
Kleindienst
Harry Steward
Life Magazine
Vermont Travel Information Council
Rutland
Putney Tnn
Kevin Richards
John T. Gray
Alden K. Horton
Middlebury
Roland. Loveless
Ernest
Royal
Hugh Folsom
Windham
Memsher William Rifey
Stowe
Paul W- Bohne II
Pu—metam 4A Mat Nana
UPI
James Jeffords
Jeffords
Middlebury College
U.S. District Court
U.S. Department of Transportation
Vermont
Ramsey Clark
Deane C. Davis
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Utah
Giel
Iran
Glassphast
West End
St. Joseph Building
Theodore M. Richie Jr
District 2 Commission
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