Justices skeptical in news shield case in Vermont
Vermont Supreme Court hears John Gladding contend he should not be fined for refusing to reveal his news source about a February Rutland drug raid filmed for WCAX. The defense argues First Amendment shields press sources in cases balancing secrecy and fair defense, while a contempt finding hinges on relevance of the interrogation.
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Gladding
WCAX
Albert Barney
Liccardi
Percival Shangraw
Paul Sheehey
U.S. Supreme Court
Sheehey
Three Arrested on Pot Counts in Local Drug Sweep
State Police from Brunswick barracks arrested David P. Roewer 21 and Starlene F. Nadolny 19 along with Sharon J. Kiley 19 for marijuana charges in Malta. Roewer was later charged again after a search at Bower's hotel apartment yielded four more ounces of marijuana and remanded to jail with bail set for December 11. Andrew Schloss a Bennington College student will perform L Histoire du Soldat at Carriage Barn on Sunday December 9 at 8 p.m.
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Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Brunswick Barracks
David P. Roewer
Eagle Bridge Hotel
Starlene F. Nadolny
Sharon J. Kiley
Saratoga Springs
Malta
Saratoga
Andrew Schloss
Bennington College
Igor Stravinsky
Moran Bloodgood
Brunswick
Bower
John Mahar
Hoosick
Rensselaer County
Governor cites growth as key world issue in BCRC remarks
Salmon argues against power lines and refinery while supporting supplies, housing, roads. He notes public desire for better treatment of the poor and low-cost housing, and promotes tranquil country life with a strong highway network. He insists growth is the major global challenge.
Aiken urges House to push Nixon impeachment inquiry
Senator George Aiken urged the House to press ahead with its impeachment inquiry into President Nixon. He said the House should impeach or drop the issue, noted new vice president and rising calls to impeach or resign, and cited Watergate tapes and missing materials as affecting the president while predicting the coming weeks will tell more.
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Washington
UPI
George Aiken
House of Representatives
Nixon
Senate
Vermont
Republican
House
Aiken
Bennington collision injures no one and minor vehicle damage
A Friday afternoon crash on Ben Mont Avenue near Holden Street left two vehicles damaged but none of the occupants injured. The 1971 pickup driven by Reginald R. Matte and a 1973 sedan piloted by Audrey K. Myers were involved, with both drivers identified at 34 and 45 respectively. Police noted no injuries and ongoing investigation.
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Ben Mont Avenue
Holden Street
Bennington
Reginald R. Matte
Ball St
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Audrey K. Myers
Ben Mont Ave
Heart fund appoints Vermont state chairman
R Duff Wheeler of Shelburne was named state chairman for the 1974 heart fund campaign. The appointment was announced by William Cody, board chairman of the Vermont Heart Association.
Former Gov Hoff to Speak at Bennington Democrats Meeting
Former Vermont governor Philip H Hoff will headline a Bennington County Democrats gathering Monday December 10 at 7 30 p m at Monument Elementary School. The notice also mentions theater closures for energy conservation and local ads for insurance and a pizza place in Bennington.
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Philip H. Hoff
Bennington County Democrats
Monument Elementary School
Woodford Tells Campground Plan Rejected
The Woodford Board of Civil Authority denied a private 35 acre campground plan along Route 9 under interim zoning. Developer John Poor of Wilmington was notified by registered mail after a closed meeting, with the board citing adverse effects and inconsistency with Woodford bylaws and past park experiences.
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Woodford
BCA
Phillip E. Barbeau
Aileen O’neil
State
National Forest
Emery quits over conflicts in Vermont fuel program
Vermont’s federal fuel allocation adviser David Emery announced Friday he is resigning that post effective Monday because he has found a conflict between his duties and his other responsibilities.
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Small Business Administration
Vermont
Emergy
SBA
Emery
Washington
Dorset widow de Schweinitz dies after brief illness
Mrs Cordelia C de Schweinitz 87 of Dorset died Thursday after a brief illness. She is survived by daughter Mary Parrish and son Lewis de Schweinitz of Peru. A memorial service will be held April 16 1974 at United Church of Dorset and East Rupert. Memorials may go to the church. Brewster Funeral Service Manchester Center will handle arrangements. Fortieth Day Memorial Service will be held Dec 17 at New Skete Monastery Temple Cambridge NY for Bro Thomas Dobush killed in an auto accident Nov 7. Burial was Nov 10 at New Skete. Friends invited.
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Alan de Schweinitz
Cordelia C. de Schweinitz
Dorset
Bennington Convalescent Center
Mary de S. Parrish
Lewis de Schweinitz
Peru
United Church of
East Rupert
Brewster Funeral Service
Manchester Center
New Skete Monastery
Cambridge
N.Y
Thomas Dobush
New Skete
Ford urges Nixon to press for peace and travel to rebuild faith
Ford said Nixon should continue traveling the country press conferences and meetings with small groups of congressmen to restore confidence. He stressed that lasting peace in the Middle East could trigger a groundswell of support and that the House impeachment inquiry is underway with no evidence justifying a favorable vote.
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Capitol
Ford
Nixon
Middle East
House
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