Hoyt Bill on land use taxation heads to Vermont debate
Hoyt, author of a land use tax measure, will address the Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs January 11 at Randolph Fish and Game Club. The bill's aim is to tax lands by use rather than market value, impacting timber and farm lands, and linking posting with tax relief. The Federation frames posting as a way to keep open land for recreation while shifting tax burdens, a point contested by the Farm Bureau amid a high-stakes legislative session.
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Archibald Bryson Wins In Poetic Ring In Far East
Archibald Bryson, living in Hong Kong and former Roman Catholic chaplain to Australian forces, is revealed as a secret poet. The UPI profile notes his first round TKO over Muhammad Ali in a metaphorical sense, recounting his stature, discipline, and volumes including Simple Things. His poetry touches on Tomorrow and Legs to the Sky as examples of his reflective work.
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Missouri ranks among top 10 states in dams count
Jefferson City Missouri tourism officials report the state has 2315 dams, placing Missouri in the top 10 nationally for dam numbers. The finding highlights the scope of water resources and infrastructure managed within the state.
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Canadiens Rout Capitals As Soviet Teams Dominate NHL Night
Montreal Canadiens skated to a 6-0 win over the Washington Capitals to improve to 26-5-6 with 58 points, pulling ahead in the Norris Division. Lanny McDonald scored twice as the Maple Leafs beat the Flames 6-2 while the North Stars edged the Kings 2-1. Tim Young netted the deciding goal for Minnesota in a power-play finish.
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Wings Dominate Penguins In North American Debut
Soviet Wings routed the Pittsburgh Penguins 7-4 in a hockey exhibition, with Vladimir Shadrin Victor Shlalimov and Aleksandr Yakushev directing the attack. Pittsburgh recovered after a slow start, outshooting 25-20 and scoring four goals in the final two periods. The Wings next face the Buffalo Sabres in Buffalo, while Central Army meets the Canadiens in Montreal on New Year’s Eve.
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Indiana Remains No 1 In UPI Coaches Poll
Indiana extended its perfect start to 8-0 and retained the top spot in the fourth week of regular season UPI coaches ratings with all 40 first place votes for 400 points. UCLA, North Carolina, Maryland, and others held positions as NC State surged to eighth after two road wins. Louisville and UNLV tied for ninth while Kentucky State and Texas A&M climbed in the Holiday Classic effects.
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Schmidt quits Capitals amid recent season turmoil
Milt Schmidt, Hall of Famer who built two Bruins Stanley Cup teams, resigns as coach and general manager of the Washington Capitals after a 6-0 loss to Montreal. He will be replaced and will not stay with the club. Players react with mixed emotions as Schmidt’s decision follows a 14-2 loss at Buffalo and the Caps’ poor 3-28-5 season record.
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Campbell the Soup man at Providence gains confidence
Bruce Soup Campbell, a six foot nine forward from Connecticut, has matured at Providence College. He now leads the Friars in minutes as a sophomore with 14 points and 8.2 rebounds per game and shoots over 50 percent. Coach Dave Gavitt notes his improved consistency and composure after a shaky freshman year, with Campbell himself placing last year’s uneven play on himself and crediting summer work and growth in handling adversity. In a standout big game against Purdue he ran the point on the press and scored 21 second half points.
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Whalers face Mariners tonight in WHA action
In Hartford New England, fresh from a 40 win over Cleveland, hosts the San Diego Mariners at the Civic Center. Nick Fotiu and Ron Climie miss tonight's game due to injuries, with Fotiu injuring a right ankle ligament and Climie a groin strain. Captain Rick Ley Wayne Carleton and Paul Hurley also sidelined. Hurley may suit up tonight.
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