Mt Anthony board votes to drop Ms magazine subscription
Mt Anthony Union High School board voted 8 to 0 to not renew Ms magazine after a year on the library shelves. The board also rejected a gift subscription and proposals to donate or restrict access, reversing earlier support amid community strife and possible citizen suit. Ms magazine staff expressed sadness at the decision.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Marian Cummings
Ms. At
Mt. Anthony
Ms. Magazine
New York City
Joanne Edgar
Mt. Anthony Union
Lawrence E. Harrington
John E. Murray
Ivor Pelsue
Raymond Murray
Clyde Burgess Jr
Antoinette Button
George A. Sleeman
Joseph Hall
David Adler
Robert McWaters
Marion Smith
Edgar
Harrison
David Wohlsen
Voice of
Wohlsen
Hall
Lawrence Harrington
Oakley Frost
Barth Vander Els
McWaters
Ann Wichelns
Joyce Adler
Irving Adler
Alfred Friedricks
New Town Manager Harold Saunders Faces Mixed Reviews
Harold R. Saunders of Novi Michigan, recently hired as Town Manager, was fired there over a 128000 dollar budget shortfall. Supporters say he is capable. critics claim lack of foresight and reliability led Novi to financial strain. Saunders previously served as Ann Arbor city clerk and assistant city manager.
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Bennington
Harold R. Saunders
Novi
Mich
Banner
Edward R. Lamb
Saunders
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor News
Detroit
Police kill one desperado as two surrender after three-state spree
Three Colorado prison escapees cornered by 300 officers in a Stephenville area yard were split by gunfire. Richard Magnum died from a head wound after officers fired 15 shots in five seconds. Richard Williams was unharmed. Jerry Ulmer sprained an ankle and surrendered with him. The trio had abducted, raped, and killed during a four-state rampage.
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Douglas Stanglin
Stephenville, Tex
UPI
Colorado
Stephenville
Larry Trail
Richard Magnum
Denver
Jerry Ulmer
Garland
Tex
Richard Williams
Snyder
Colorado State Prison
Canon City
Lovington
N.M
Rotan
T. L. Baker
Trail
Magnum
Ulmer
Williams
Cypriots form guerrilla army as Cyprus crisis grows
Greek Cypriots organize a guerrilla force on Cyprus to resist the Turkish invasion while President Clerides signals a flexible stance toward possible settlement. He opposes partition and calls for Turkish withdrawal, noting refugee relocations and UN supervision for Turkish and Greek Cypriots.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Cyprus Liberation Army
Glafkos Clerides
Clerides
Greece
Turkey
Geneva
Rauf Denktash
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Ankara
Athens
U.N. Security Council
Evros
Washington
William R. Crawford Jr
U.S
Crawford
Rodger P. Davies
Lindbergh Dies in Hawaii at 72 After Quiet Island Life
Charles A Lindbergh the Lone Eagle died at 72 in Kipahulu Maui after weeks of treatment. He slipped away at 7 15 am in a beach cottage, buried in a simple churchyard with a handmade coffin. President Ford called him a hero and Sen Humphrey suggested naming a national air museum in his honor.
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Kipahulu
Hawaii
Anne
Land
Lone Eagle
New York
Paris
St. Louis
Haleakala
Lindbergh
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Maui
Howell
Hana
Washington
Ford
America
Hubert H. Humphrey
John Pincher
Paul
Pacific
Charles Lindbergh
Inside Headlines Hint at Dam Closures and Tidal Shifts
Inside coverage notes Red Tide results closing some New England dam beds, a Red Cross water safety instructor training program, an editorial on Mt. Anthony Board action in the Ms. controversy, and other local items across pages 2 to 17.
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Red Tide
New England
Red Cross
Mt. Anthony
Tom Braden
Nelson Rockefeller
Arlington Selectmen
Weston
Manchester
John Randolph
Battenkill
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Richard M. Nixon
Charles A. Lindbergh
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