Bennington Battle Day Parade Lineup Announced Sunday
The eight section Bennington Battle Day parade will start at 12 30 p m with lineup announced by John P Proud Bennington Fire Department parade chairman Units march from noon reviewing stand on Main Street in front of Vermont Bank Trust Co Section I includes two State Police cars Mark Shea car and state guests car transporting VSFFA officers and Lt Iverson A salute to deceased members with taps follows Section II opens on Safford Street led by parade marshal car Rotary float Miss Vermont Miss Sue Glover St Luc Governors D B Corps and multiple fire departments Section III forms on Main Street Beech led by Cambridge Fire Dept Band Cambridge Fire Dept and See Page 12 Col 3
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Bennington
John P. Proud
Bennington Fire Department
Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Main Street
Safford
Mark Shea
Richard Holmes
Vermont State Firefighters Association
Charles Becker
Shaftsbury
VSFFA
Howard Dailey
Manchester
Robert H. Iverson
Montpelier
Air Force Band of the East
Westover Afb
Chicopee
Mass
Bradford Hook & Ladder
Stark Hose
Putnam Hose
Eagle Hose
Bennington Rescue Squad
Safford Street
Main
Green Mountain Boys
Coonskin
Rotary
Vermont
Sue Glover
Brattleboro
St. Luc Governors
D & B Corps
Montreal
Can
Greenwich
N.Y
Greenwich Fire Dept
Wilmington
Keene, N.H
Beech
Marshal Car
Cambridge, N.Y
State seeks new power sources to avert an expected shortage
Vermont faces a looming winter power shortage due to Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp delays. The state probes out of state sources as officials warn risks of limited supply. Gov Davis and P.S. Board head oversee a citywide search for replacement power while plant permitting slips into December or spring.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC) Licensing and Safety Board
Vermont Yankee
Peter Martin
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Martin
Public Service Board
Ernest Gibson
Bush and Russia set precedent for two China policy
New York UPI report cites Bush arguing the U S stance mirrors Soviet practice with Ukraine and Byelorussia in the United Nations. He says the United States seeks dual representation to recognize both the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China, opposing a single-seat expulsion.
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Bush
Russia
U.N
China
New York
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
People’s Republic of China
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
U.S
George Bush
Soviet
United Press International
United Nations
William P. Rogers
Republic of China
Inside Air depicts Wallace Nixon travel together
The column notes Gov. Wallace and President Nixon traveling together though not by bus. It hints at togetherness in a political moment and reflects on the implications of their joint appearance for national politics.
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Manchester Rotary Club
Teachers accept new Mt Anthony pact ending dispute
Mt Anthony Union High School teachers, initially refusing to sign contracts, reached a tentative agreement after a year of deadlock. The settlement, approved after a May meeting, sets merit pay discussions for 1972 73 with a base of 6900, enabling a smooth fall opening.
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Elizabeth Dwyer
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Area Teachers’ Organization
Mt. Anthony
Charles R. Neuschafer
Southwest Vermont Teachers’ Association
Neuschafer
Stephen H. Gilman
Robert Larrow
Five charged after Bennington drug raids arraignment
Five young suspects, four local, face arraignments in Bennington District Court after an early morning sweep. Andrea Bonfiglioli 17 charged with sale of LSD, bail set at 1000. Others face possession charges for LSD and marijuana with bail ranging from 250 to 500. All released or remanded with attorney assignments as they await Tuesday hearings. Police and state officials conducted the raids, with the Gingerbread House on Depot Street also raided. continued coverage on page 12.
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John H. Williams II
Robert W. Larrow
Bennington County
Bennington District Court
Andrea Marie Bonfiglioli
South St
Bennington
Miss Bonfiglioli
Jon L
Woodford
Baranowski
Robert Cummings Jr
Jay Man
la Bombard
Elm St
Long Trail
William Fox
Old
Faulkner denounces Lynch over IRA backing claims
Northern Ireland premier Brian Faulkner said his government would no longer deal with Dublin and accused Jack Lynch of backing the IRA to topple his administration. Five days of Belfast fighting have left 25 dead, with British troops clashing near Bogside and a firearm found beside a youth killed in Londonderry. Faulkner stressed democratic methods over gun violence and blamed long-standing sectarian tensions for the conflict, noting the IRA seeks Northern Ireland reunification with Ireland. See FAULKNER Page 12, Col. 2
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Brian Faulkner
Irish Republic
Dublin
Lynch
IRA
Faulkner
Londonderry
Bogside
Regs
Irish Republican Army Ira
Northern
Ireland
Oakey in trouble after months as Vermont education chief
Vermont Education Commissioner Joseph H. Oakey faces turmoil as Gov. Davis mulls a law to allow firing upon Education Board request. The board, which failed to appoint a deputy replacing Daniel G. O Connor, meets again next Tuesday while staff report persistent unrest over Oakey and the hiring of James P. Corologos as a special assistant.
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Marian C. Taylor
Bennington
Oakey
State Education Department
O’connor
James P. Corologos
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Battlefield Park
Walloomsac
Bennington Monument
New York Education Department
Betsy Samuelson
Howard Lewis
Kay Toomey
James Colvin
Gilman
Murray
Williams
Paul Wicks
Verner Street
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