Bennington Winter Carnival Lights Up Indoor Weekend
Snow kept most indoors but Bennington's Winter Carnival drew crowds with indoor events across Friday to Sunday. Carla Wilkinson from Bennington and karate master George Chartier from Laconia demonstrated in exhibitions, while the Recreation Department Youth Council organized the carnival and called the weekend a success.
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Carla Wilkinson
John Wilkinson
Bennington
George Chartier
Laconia
N.H
Recreation Department Youth Council
Nixon's chief lawyer seeks probe into altered tapes report
Nixon Watergate lawyer James D. St Clair said he would press the Justice Department to identify who may have violated legal constraints by discussing grand jury matters after reports the White House tapes could be re recorded. He defended the tapes authenticity and noted a possible recording machine fault.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
UPI
Nixon
James D. St.Clair
White House
St. Clair
Uber
H.R. Haldeman
Post
Justice Department
Grand Jury
Mitchell and Stans to Face Trial for Favoritism Scheme
Former Nixon aides John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans go on trial in federal court in New York on charges of obstructing justice conspiracy and perjury. The case ties Vesco to a secret 200000 dollar contribution in exchange for favorable SEC treatment. Jury selection and proceedings will proceed with witnesses including John Dean and other Nixon associates.
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New York
UPI
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Maurice H. Stans
Mitchell
Stans
Commerce
Robert L. Vesco
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Vesco
United States
Costa Rica
Bahamas
New Jersey
Harry L. Sears
Mountain Lake
N.J
Sears
John W. Dean III
White House
Edward C. Nixon
F. Donald Nixon
Donald Nixon
William J. Casey
G. Bradford Cook
Salmon halts Vermont gas plan amid operator resistance
Governor Thomas Salmon suspended the voluntary gasoline distribution rationing plan amid widespread misunderstanding and operator noncompliance. He cited fuel supply shortages and pledged to work with Washington for a fair allocation, with a statewide meeting planned in Montpelier on February 27 to revise the plan.
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Vermont
Washington
Barre-Montpelier
Chittenden
Connecticut River Valley
Salmon
Montpelier
Mallary Davis clash clouds Vermont Senate bid
In Montpelier the race for the U S Senate sees Rep. Richard W Mallary pressed by old ally Gov Deane C Davis as he plans an announcement to run for the seat vacated by Sen George D Aiken. Davis 73 weighs a run while other GOP names circle and Democratic sides plot.
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Mallory
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Senate
Aiken
Mallary
Charles Ross
Hinesburg
GOP
James Jeffords
Jeffords
Ther Hackett
Thomas P. Salmon
Chitenden County
Patric Leahy
Salmon
Leahy
Soldier Steals Helicopter Lands on White House Lawn
A 20 year old private first class from Panama City, Robert K Preston, stole an unarmed UH18 helicopter from Ft Meade and flew toward Washington. He landed the aircraft on the Ellipse near the White House after a two hour aerial joyride. Preston was to be arraigned on unlawful entry charges and is under psychiatric observation at Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital following the incident. Officials described his motive as unclear with indications of personal crisis.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Robert K. Preston
Panama City
Fla
Dan L. Sewell
Maryland
Sewell
Preston
Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital
Army
Vietnam
Ft. Meade
Ft. Wolters
Tex
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
Washington Monument
William Clark
Inside Treasury ends Agnew guards
A terse notice summarizes the closing of a Treasury Department feature on Agnew guards, highlighting page references for related coverage across the paper. The brief signals multi-page discussions but preserves minimal details from the fragmented item.
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Treasury
Agnew
UVM Trustees
Gerald Raftery
Iceman
TRB
U.S
Evans-Novak
Nixon
Arlington
BOC
BBS
Eagles
MAU
Hoosiers
Schuylerville
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James
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Tony Rogers
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