Catfish Hunter's Rich Rise Sparks Yankee Dreams
In 1963 Catfish Hunter left North Carolina for Oakland and later became a top paid player after arbitration freed him. He signed a five year deal for 3.75 million with 1.5 million bonus and 1 million life insurance, while facing scrutiny over big money in sports. The piece links his wealth to broader issues of recruitment, college programs, and ethical questions in pro sports.
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Vida Blue
Nolan Ryan
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Moses Malone
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American Basketball Association
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Searsburg Mourns Harry Sherman Former Local Helper
Residents remember Harry Sherman who moved to Searsburg in 1960 after retiring from the Boston Naval Ship Yard. He served as sister and constable, was a friend to all, and his ready help extended to the community at all hours despite a robbery incident linked to his kindness.
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Harry Sherman
Boston Naval Ship Yard
Charlestown
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Harry Sherman Memorial Park Named by Searsburg Officials
In memory of Harry Sherman, the town honors his volunteer work by naming the bicentennial park after him. A wooden plaque will mark the site as Harry Sherman Memorial Park while neighbors continue his project, including erecting a flagpole and circular flower bed. A funeral luncheon for about 35 relatives and neighbors followed services in Bennington.
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Searsburg
Harry Sherman
New Town Hall
Harry
Budget Battle at Mt Anthony Union High School
Letter to the Editor argues for passing the upcoming school budget to protect programs and staff after a defeat forced cuts and a shorter school day. The writer urges keeping students as the priority amid inflation and political turmoil, urging voters to support the budget.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Browbeaten Towers spoof collapses into mistaken tale
A governess arrives at a sinister manor and confronts a brutal laird, but the scene turns comic as she realizes she wandered into Browbeaten Towers instead of Aylechester Towers. Mrs Rivers, the mutton soup, and a foggy staircase punctuate a farcical Gothic mix up.
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Tonto
Mrs. Rivers
Angus
Aylechester Towers
Minute Man Flyer to Return Next Week with Dining Cars
The Boston and Maine Railroad’s Minute Man flyer resumes westbound service next Monday and eastbound next Tuesday after flood suspensions. Dining car service will be restored for both directions.
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Minute Man
Boston- Chicago Flyer
Boston and Maine Railroad
Banner
Alexander Drysdale
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