Bomb explosion injures nineteen at Suffolk County Courthouse Boston
An anonymous warning predicted a bomb would go off and a blast on the second floor left at least 19 injured. Over 300 people evacuated as bomb squads searched the 15 story courthouse and investigators reviewed a ticking package outside an elevator.
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UPI
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Beacon Hill
Nat Desteirs
John E. Powers
State Senate
Anthony Jackson
Robert diGrazia
DiGrazia
Capitol Hill
Michael Dukakis
Jesus
Richard I. Clayman
Walter Murphy
Out-of-staters donate to Stafford Senate campaign
A Vermont U S Senate bid report shows Robert Stafford raised about 39 000 in 13 months with 82 percent from non Vermont sources. Major gifts came from Washington lobbyists corporations and political action committees while Rutland based volunteers handled fundraising and expenses near 36 000.
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U.S
Robert T. Stafford
R-Vt
Federal Election Commission
Stafford
Washington, D.C
Bob Stafford
Rutland
Moulton Consultants
Quebec
Washington
Bailey, Deardorff
Deardoorff
Fyre, Inc
Sheraton Carlton
Olga Simpson
Transportation Political Education League
Cleveland
Ohio
Restauranteurs Political Action Committee
Chicago
Ill
Podiatry Political Action Committee
The
Carpenters’ Legislative Improvement Committee
Engineers Political Education Committee
Action Committee For Rural Electrification
Southern Railway
William B. Franke
Navy
Eisenhower
Committee
San Antonio
Texas
Burlington
Brattleboro
Downtown Bennington stores to open Thursday nights
Chamber of Commerce merchants vote 10 to 5 to switch open hours to Thursday nights until 9 starting May 6 to compete with Mt. Anthony events and nearby towns. Executive director David Newell says most of the 53 downtown merchants may follow. some stores may stay open Friday.
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Bennington
Chamber of Commerce
Merchant Bureau
Chamber
David Newell
Newell
Mt. Anthony
Williamstown
Pittsfield
North Adams
Mass
Committee forms to discuss Mt. Anthony Union budget crisis
An outspoken critic says a committee is being organized to sit with Mt. Anthony Union School directors to address educational and financial woes after the budget defeat. Chairman Adler will decide on a course of action at Monday's meeting. John Murray urged a taxpayer committee to rework the curriculum with teacher, administrator and student backing.
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Mt. Anthony Union School
Thomas R. Haley Sr
Haley
David Adler
Mt. Anthony
John Murray
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Murray
Arlington Magic Festival 76 to Feature Seven Magicians
Seven magicians will perform at Arlington Memorial High School gym Saturday at 7 30 p m for Magic Festival 76 a benefit for Do you believe in magic the Arlington Volunteer Fire Co Young prodigy Hasso Wuerslin 15 known as The Magnificent headlines a show blending sleight of hand card tricks and dove appearances The performer comes from a family of artists and plans to pursue magic professionally with daily practice and a playful fear of doves misbehaving
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Arlington Memorial High School
Illusion
Arlington Volunteer Fire Co
Hasso Wuerslin
the Magnificent
Seymour’s Peak
Sandgate
Hasso
Xpedar
Arthur
Sandgate Town Hall
Magic Factory
Walters resigns as CIA deputy amid Watergate ties
Lt. Gen. Vernon A. Walters steps down as deputy director of the CIA in Washington at President Ford's request. Ford nominates E. Henry Knoche to replace him. Walters, a longtime interpreter for multiple presidents, testified about CIA involvement to block the FBI's Watergate inquiry and served as a key witness in the case.
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UPI
Ford
Vernon A. Walters
CIA
E. Henry Knoche
Central Intelligence Agency
Walters
Richard M. Nixon
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
White House
FBI
John Dean
H.R. Haldeman
Pat Gray
Senate
Haldeman
New Yorker
Salmon sets sure for N Y business
Vermont Governor Thomas P. Salmon urged New York manufacturers to view Vermont as a viable site for plants and jobs. He highlighted ready workforce, favorable taxes, and state support, while noting Vermont’s environmental rules and quality of life as selling points in a World Trade Center briefing with business leaders.
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UPI
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
Salmon
World Trade Center
American Can Co
Union Camp Corp
Union Carbide Corp
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York City
State of
Inside coverage spans embargoes, race, Leary, and politics
From Boston racial tension and a possible oil embargo to Timothy Leary's release, page 2 covers national drama. Local notes include a Bloodmobile event next week on page 3 and Kit Foster continuing Heilbroner discussions on page 4.
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Boston
Timothy Leary
Kit Foster
Russell Baker
Ben Franklin
James Reston
Nelson Rockefeller
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U.S. Senate
John J. Welch
Scott Skinner
Laborers’ Political Action League of Washington
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Fairfield, Conn
Hotel & Restaurant
Richard Nixon
Clark MacGregor
State Highway Board
Henry Angell
Sen
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R-Windham
Charles Gorsuch
Orchard Street
Joann Ross
Williamsville
Atty
Charles Cummings
Turkey
Judson Brown
Gen. Walters
N.Y
West Point
U.S. Military Academy
Bill Smullen
Secretary of the Army
Smullen
Cadet Honor Committee
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U.S. Supreme Court
Hoosick Falls
Peter Beagle
Bennington College
Community Arts Workshop
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