Super Route 7 takes main step amid wetlands clash
Connecticut officials began a first link of the contentious U.S. Route 7 expressway between Norwalk and Danbury, cutting a 4.5 mile swath through the Still River flood plain. Environmental groups criticized the tactic, saying it bypassed protesters and risked future court challenges and sprawl.
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Salmon vows to tap New England fund for ski area boost
Gov Thomas P Salmon told Dover ski officials that Vermont faces tight funds and will seek help from the New England Regional Commission to free at least 100000 for promoting Vermont skiing. He pressed for more regional marketing while warning the ski industry faces slow growth and economic headwinds.
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Terror bomb hits Tokyo Mitsubishi building killing and wounding many
A terrorist blast at the nine story Mitsubishi Heavy Industries building in Tokyo killed seven people and wounded 121 during the noon rush. Police said the attack followed a warned plan as glass shards spread chaos across the downtown district.
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Mallary speaks on Nixon amnesty and war resisters stance
Vermont GOP Rep Richard Mallary backs no immediate Nixon amnesty until court action and further disclosures. He says Congress cannot bind justice with a sense of the Congress and favors Jaworski or a grand jury to decide. He supports Ford's earned re entry for war resisters with a national policy to govern the issue.
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Nixon's money woes grow as adviser says almost broke
Los Angeles reports Nixon's finances are uncertain after back taxes of 457000 and 5000, a balloon mortgage due on San Clemente, and legal bills likely to reach up to half a million dollars. Adviser Dean Butler says gains from memoirs are uncertain and awaits a year end review.
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Inside Subpoenas Serve on Nixon Page Two
The page 2 column reports subpoenas served in relation to Nixon and Page. It notes legal maneuvers and potential implications for investigation progress. The item is brief and notes ongoing legal actions surrounding the case.
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Dorset historian recalls Bennington battle as a community effort
Dorset historian Dr. Codman Hislop describes the Bennington clash as a collective endeavor, noting 2,500 troops gathered on August 16, 1777, with Vermonters outnumbered by New Hampshire and Berkshires. He details Stark’s stubborn leadership, militia autonomy, and the Vermont context amid Burgoyne’s campaign, in a Dorset Historical Society talk.
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