Sirica upholds guilt of four Nixon cronies
U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica rejected all remaining appeals by four former Nixon aides and a Nixon campaign official convicted in the Watergate cover up. He scheduled sentences for next Friday, affirming their guilty verdicts and denying new trials. The defendants faced up to 75 years in prison and $103,000 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Sirica
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Atttorney
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Mardian
Methodist Church Crusade Raises Over One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Members and friends of the First United Methodist Church pledged more than 100000 during a two week Investment in Christ Crusade aimed at a 150000 goal over two years. The drive split into a 100000 operating fund and a 50000 capital drive for parking on the Ruskin lot with 231 adults and 43 youths contributing, plus 200 volunteers and a one day prayer vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Ruskin
Main Street
Richard D. Campbell
Julius J. Webb
National
Board of Global Missions
The
United Methodist Church
Victor Tomm
Randall MacDonald
Harold Cross
Visitation
Paul Crane
Walter C. Noyes
Marion Tomm
Dorothy Crane
Warren Buhl
Roy A. Sullivan
Boylan outlines budget and calls welfare programs wasteful
Vermont Senator John Boylan cites a “pyramid” of state and federal aid to the poor, proposes an alternative budget via the Joint Fiscal Office, and warns of reduced federal matching funds while noting restored moneys for home health agencies and the Morgan Horse Farm. He also says the School Lunch program may be replaced by a bloc grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Joint Fiscal Office
JFO
Boylan
Senate Appropriations Committee
New Hampshire
Vermont
Morgan
Weybridge
U. S. Agriculture Department
Oil tanker spill in Maine waters draws New Hampshire clash
The Athenian Star leaked home heating oil into Maine coastal waters while anchored two miles off Portsmouth. Coast Guard says vessel never entered New Hampshire waters. Rudman asserts no NH law violation. Boundary dispute headed to NH Supreme Court as oil sheen remains minor and pumping continues.
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Portsmouth
N.H
New Hampshire
Rudman
Maine
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Riley
Plane wrecks pillaged say Air Force officials
Montpelier reports Air Force officials said the investigation into the February 3 Londonderry crash of two FBI11 fighter bombers has been hampered by the wreckage. The inquiry faces delays as investigators assess damage and collect evidence at the scene.
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Air Force
Hoosick plans revival with mill restoration and arts center
Hoosick NY plans a $1.69 million revival, backed by HUD $480,000 and state funds $450,000, to restore the Eagle Street mill and nearby sites. The project aims to lease space to 20 to 30 artisans, reserve 20 percent for performing arts, and include a large theater, dance studios, and music venues. It targets senior citizens, children, and the economically disadvantaged with crafts, day care, and job programs, aided by James Amsler and Nadine Kalt.
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HUD
Eagle Street
Mill
Blackinton
North Adams Force
Eagle
Union Streets
State Department of Public Works
Ford Foundation
Nadine Kalt
Monument
North Adams
Obituary for Henrietta Muckle of Bennington dies after long illness
Henrietta Muckle widow of Federick Muckle of Valentine Street Bennington died Friday afternoon at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Cohoes New York July 9 1892 she was daughter of John and Kelly. Survived by two daughters Audna Parker of Saco Maine and Madeline Dalton of North Bennington three sons Gordon E Howard E Muckle of Bennington and Duane E Muckle of North Bennington 12 grandchildren six great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral from Mahar and Son Funeral Home Monday at 9 15 a.m. with prayer then from St John the Baptist Church North Bennington at 10 a.m. Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 4.
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Henrietta Muckle
Federick Muckle
Valentine Street
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Audna Parker
Saco
Maine
Madeline Dalton
North Bennington
Gordon E
Howard E. Muckle
Duane E. Muckle
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
St. John the Baptist Church
Searsburg
Marilyn Wimmer
Medford
Oregon
William Leggett
Mass
Mara Smith
Great Barrington
Mary Taylor
Leggett
Ms. Wimmer
Nelson Briggs
Funeral Notices for Mrs Anna Mattison and Mrs Nina Robinson
Funeral services were held for Mrs Anna Frances Mattison of Hall Street North Bennington with ministers J Richard Sherlock and Leo S Hourihan officiating. Burial will be in Center Shaftsbury Cemetery with spring interment planned at Park Lawn vault. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs Nina Robinson of Hall Street North Bennington formerly of Valley Falls New York, with entombment in Park Lawn Cemetery vault and spring burial in Meadow Lawn Cemetery Petersburg. In Burlington the state Health Department removed Pownal Water Co from the boil water list after three good samples easing concerns for about 175 connections in Pownal Center.
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Park Lawn Chapel
Anna Frances Mattison
Hall Street
North Bennington
Hanson-Walbridge
J. Richard Sherlock
North Bennington Congregational Church
Leo S. Hourihan
North Bennington Baptist Church
Ed Austin
Robert Peckham
Grange Lape
David Martin
Park Lawn
Shaftsbury Cemetery
Mattison
Wendell Mattison
Putnam Hospital
Nina Robinson
Valley Falls
N.Y
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson
Petersburg
Robinson
Edward Robinson
Beatrice Maxon
Burlington
State Health Department
Pownal Water Co
Pownal Center
Cashman Nominated to Vermont Public Service Board
Edward Cashman of Essex Junction, 31, nominated by Gov. Salmon to fill a PSB vacancy. If confirmed, he will replace Montpelier Commissioner John Burgess who resigned after a dispute with PSB Chair Martin Miller. The PSB faces criticism for being utility oriented in rate cases.
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Environmental Agency
PSB
K of C Announces Vermont Scholarship Awards
The Vermont State Council of the Knights of Columbus offers four 300 scholarships in the Eighth Annual program. Open to children of in good standing members or deceased members' children, one daughter, one son, and two others to be selected. Applications from committee members Morrisey, Campbell, and Quinn or via high school guidance offices. Return by April 2. high schools must complete the last section of the two page form.
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Vermont
the Knights of Columbus
Gerald E. Morrissey
P.O. Box
Bennington
Joseph E. Campbell
St. Mary’s Rectory
Washington St
Fair Haven
Joseph J. Quinn
South
Winooski Ave
Burlington
Guidance Department of State
Morrissey
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Kenneth W. Parkinson
Mitchell
James Neal
Haldeman
Mardian
David Bress
Bress
Thomas Green
Methodist Church
Tibet
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Coast Guard
Boston
Hoostick
Edward C. Carman
Arthur E. Wilk
Natham Bachrach
Hoosick, N.Y
Hoosick
Guy L. Hecker
Hecker
State Aeronautics Board
Betty
Betty Ford
Powers
Henrietta
Cohoes, N.Y
John Kelly
Cohoes
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Free Library
Napolitano’s Pizzeria
Ben Mont
ADV
Mrs. Wendell Mattison
Mrs. Edward Robinson
Pownal
Captan Color Inc
Benmont Ave
Green Mountain Stamp Society
George Greenwood
Main ST
Cashman
K of
Ogden Foods Office
Mount
Snow
B.F. Goodrich
Armstrong
Pirelli
Ben Mont Ave
Bob Eastman
MGR
Washington’s
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
American Tourister
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