Mt Washington plan could boost New Hampshire economy
Mt Washington, highest peak in the Northeast, is seen as vital to New Hampshire’s economy. The Mt Washington Commission urged a 10 year, 2.973 million dollar capital program for summit facilities, disposal of outdated Summit House, and preservation of alpine meadows while promoting tourism to offset costs and support northern counties.
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Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
Mt. Washington Commission
Boston University
University of New Hampshire
Sherman Adams
Coos
Grafton
Carroll
Num
Dartmouth College
White Mountain National Forest
Summit House
Tip Top House
Weather Observatory
Tip Top
Man seeks peace and a job atop a flagpole in Peabody
Kenneth Gidge, 24, climbs 25 feet to live atop a flagpole for up to seven months hoping to escape modern life and land a acting job. He stocks a telephone, TV, radio, and Thoreau’s Walden with food delivered by basket from a local restaurant. Sponsors include North Shore Chrysler Plymouth and Hill Holliday. His wife says publicity is key.
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Peabody
Mass
UPI
Kenneth Gidge
Gidge
Henry David Thoreau
Walden
North Shore Chrysler Plymouth
Hill Holliday, Connors, Cosmopolis, Inc
Boston
Judith
Miss Vermont 1971 Sandra Taft Crowned
In Vermont the Miss Vermont title goes to Sandra Taft age 24 of West Dover who will compete at Miss U S A in May in Miami Beach. Debra Kay Fish is first runner up and Susan Theresa Andrea is Miss Congeniality. Taft is a waitress at the Studio Mt Snow. crowned by Cindy Juriliez and Mayor William Foley. Separately two state senators endorsed no fault car insurance and will back a 1972 bill, opposing attorneys who fear loss of fees.
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Rutland
Vermont
Sandra Taft
West Dover
U.S.A
Miami Beach
Fla
Debra Kay Fish
Taft
Lowell
Mass
Mt. Snow
Susan Theresa Andrea
Cindy Juriliez
William H. Foley
Montpelier
Robert E. Boardman
Thomas C. Crowley
Dchittenden-Grand Isle
Massachusetts
Vermont Republicans Elect James Douglas Chairman
Brandon Inn hosts a three way race for Vermont Federation of Young Republicans with James Douglas elected chairman and William Wood chosen as vice chairman. Bruce Graham of Morrisville also loses, in a feud noted for Wood's accusations of outside backing. Rutland Berwick Hotel sold to Godrick, Cibotti, and related property bought by Rutland Herald. Raymond Bigelow dies in Bristol car crash. companion Marcel Turtin injured.
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Brandon
Middlebury
James Douglas
Vermont Federation of Young Republicans
Brandon Inn
William Wood
Wood
Bruce Graham
Morrisville
Graham
UGOP
Rutland
Berwick
Edward and
Gilbert G. Godrick
James Cibotti
Rutland Herald
Earl C. Noyes
William I. Ginsburg
Fatal two car crash shocks Greenwich area
A 76 year old Castleton man Elmer M. Young was killed instantly Saturday morning in a head on collision on Route 40 four miles south of Greenwich. Two youths Kenneth 14 and Edward Peregrin 17 of Greenwich survived with satisfactory condition at Mary McClellan hospital Cambridge. Witnesses said the southbound car with the youths travelled at high speed, lost control on a bend and crashed into Young’s vehicle. In Albany Abbie Hoffman and Rennie Davis will speak at Albany State University gym 8 p.m. Tuesday about the People’s Peace Treaty and May Day activities in Washington. In Troy Dr Charles A Walker became president of Russell Sage College succeeding retiring Dr Lewis A Froman.
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Greenwich
Castleton
Elmer M. Young
Washington County
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Kenneth
Edward Peregrin
Albany
Yippie Abbie Hoffman
Rennie Davis
Albany State University
Washington, D.C
Troy
Charles A. Walker
Russell Sage College
Lewis A. Froman
Peaceful walk to aid hunger relief across Berkshire May 8
A 24 mile walk in northern Berkshire on May 8 aims to promote peaceful development of world resources and raise funds for the American Freedom from Hunger Foundation and similar bodies. Similar national and international hikes support hunger, poverty, and illness causes.
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North Adams
Berkshire
United States
American Freedom From Hunger Foundation
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