Raymond Calhoun Fights to Enjoy Life After Amputation
In Hoosick Falls New York Raymond Calhoun a well known farmer churchman and Masonic official survived a farm accident in which his right leg was amputated at the hip. Now fourteen months later he faces two more operations yet has returned to bowling with the Vine Grove team and continues farm work with his son and father. He uses a walker and crutches while a partner bowls and notes his two triples last week. Calhoun a past master and district deputy Mason remains active in community service and farming even as he adapts to an artificial limb.
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Edith Beaumont
Tay Calhoun
Calhoun
Vine Grove
Ray
John
John Sr
Hosendahl
Gary
Hoosick Falls
Salmon presses Vermont tax relief plan in open clash
Gov Thomas Salmon escalates a dispute with Republican lawmakers over his property tax relief proposal. In a forceful letter he demands action, while House Speaker Walter Kennedy warns against rushed approval and signals confrontation ahead.Observers expect further strain between the Democratic governor and the GOP-led Legislature as the tax plan's fate looms large.
Airport operators seek broader investor base in Bennington
Hexnington Aviation Inc. which runs Bennington State Airport for Vermont plans stockholder reshaping. Treasurer Wilbur Rice aims to exit the airline business to focus on Flomatic Corp. Hanson, Bennington Aviation president, seeks to broaden finances with regional investors while noting past buyout offers.. airport revenue last year totaled about 110000 and future services may expand.
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Hexnington Aviation Inc
Bennington
Vermont
Wilbur Rice
Barker
Gsport
Flomatic Corp
North Noosick
Rice
Partis
Dean Hanson
Bennington Aviation
Hanson
Bermington Aviation
Vermont Governor Urges Prompt Action On Tax Plan
Governor Thomas P. Salmon emails House Ways and Means Chair Peter Giuliani urging rapid action on the administration tax bill. He defends the original plan, rejects changes, and warns he may proceed without committee compromise, asking for timely reporting so Vermonters can debate the merits.
GOP reaction to tax relief letter from Vermont governor
In Montpelier House Ways and Means Chair Peter Giuliani says Gov Thomas Salmon's letter urging quick action on the tax relief bill will not derail action. House Speaker Walter Kennedy calls the letter dictatorial while Giuliani seeks peace. Giuliani says the governor wants to resume the bombing, but the tax relief bill remains alive and will be carefully considered by the Republican led legislature.
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Montpelier
UPI
Thomas Salmon
Sulman
Committee
Peter Giuliani
House
Walter L. Kennedy
Chelsea
Giuliani
Viet Cong and Saigon plan South Vietnam future talks
Viet Cong and South Vietnamese officials held a first preparatory meeting in Paris under the Vietnam peace pact to outline procedures for open consultations. Both sides agreed on some procedural points and planned to meet again Wednesday as they seek to form a National Council and advance free elections in South Vietnam.
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Cong
Saigon
South Vietnam
Paris
UPI
U.S
Kleber Avenue
Vietnam
Dinh Ba Thi
Neuyen Phuong Thiep
Viet Cong
Provisional Revolutionary Government
South
Thiep
Salpon
National Reconciliation Council
NYC lawyers back law to shield news sources
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York urged Congress to enact federal legislation protecting reporters from forced disclosure of confidential sources and information. The group testified at a House subcommittee hearing on bills shielding newsmen and materials from subpoenas amid rising contempt citations. Confining limits were proposed by Benne C. Schmidt Jr. to protect professional journalists while allowing compelled disclosure in serious crimes. Rep. Hodine urged urgent statutory backing to preserve vital information sources.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Association of the Bar of the City of
New York
House
Benne C. Schmidt Jr
Columbia University
Bar Association
Peter W. Hodine
D-Nj
Onn
Full Judiciary Committee
Roding
Critics press AEC on nuclear hazards at legislative hearings
At a special hearing, three Atomic Safety and Licensing Board members heard critics urge public examination of nuclear power hazards. Witnesses including MIT physicist Henry M. Kendall and Johns Hopkins’ Edward P. Radford warned of long term radioactive waste risks, theft of bomb-ready uranium, and gaps in safety assurances.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Estlans
National Environmental Policy Act
Federal District Court
Commission
Henry M. Kendall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kendall
Union of Concerned Scientists
Cambridge
Mass
AEC
Edward P. Radford
Johns Hopkins University
Anthony Z. Roisman
Consolidated National Intervenors
Radford
Environmental Protection Agency
Grand jury convenes on Manchester murder
A grand jury of seven women and 1 men was summoned to Bennington County Court this morning to hear evidence against two Manchester men charged in the December 12 shooting death of Manchester Police Chief Dania Thompson. Edward Battick and Brian O Keefe face first degree murder and accessory charges. Battick remained wounded and critical. O Keefe is held without bail. The panel lists jurors from Arlington Bennington and Sandgate.
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Bennington County Court
Manchester
Dania Thompson
Neil &. Moss
Edward M. Battick
Brian O'Keefe
Arso
Lattick
Whipple
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
O'Keefe
Rermorg
Windsor State
Vermont
Ballick
Arlington
Betty Galli
Delndra Graver
Orlando Labatt
Nancy McGuire
Bennington
Louiz M. Beth
Kathleen M. Cutler
William Damour
Ta Grand Bow
Ann DeHaan
David J. Hart
John J. Heron
Rendall MacDonald
Arthur Mould
Alsid P. Richard
Joseph Squires
Clista Bushee
Myra
IE. van Nostrand
Sandgate
Edwin L. Nurge
Inside Ulster on brink of civil war query
On the Inside Ulster reports on the phrase brink of civil war but asks if such a state has occurred elsewhere. The item notes the recurring theme and ponders historic parallels in other regions. It questions the universality of the phrase while signaling ongoing debate.
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Ulster
Mauhs
Gerald Raftery
Tom Braden
India
Londonderry Housing Project
North Shire
Eagles
Bulldogs
Hoosiers
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