Colby Opens Testimony on CIA Budget Reform
Colby began sharing secret CIA budget details with a larger group of lawmakers as part of a renewed effort to improve congressional oversight. He warned that sensational reporting risks undermining intelligence operations while urging careful, bipartisan examination.
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Two die in shootout in Stonington Conn
In Stonington a man wounded two youths, shot a woman friend to death, and set fire to a Pequot Trail dwelling before killing himself. The victims were James Johnson 32 and Virginia Denton 31. the wounded youths were Guy Robinson 17 and William Denton 16, son of Denton. Police reported no motive as firemen contained the blaze.
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Bennington Police Hold Glasses For Owner After Mixup
Bennington police end lost eyeglasses drive with 20 pairs collected over months. Four were claimed after publicity. others wait until February end. An unidentified woman shopping a handbag left a set of glasses behind, which remain at the stationhouse pending owner claim.
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Youth Council seeks help to buy a movie projector
In Bennington during the Winter Carnival the Youth Council raffles $50 for a community center projector. They have $200 raised plus a $100 contribution from the swim team. Tickets are 25 cents or 5 for $1. drawing is Sunday March 2 at halftime of the final Winter Carnival basketball game in Montpelier. Vermont unemployment rate slips to 9.1 percent, with St Albans highest at 18.6 and Burlington lowest at 6.3. Jobless claims rise mainly in trade and construction, totaling about 14,000.
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Bennington district to meet on February 26 agenda
Bennington School District board meets at 5 p.m. on Wednesday February 26 in the Molly Stark school Heath wing. Richard Bower of Central Vermont Public Service talks after a brief personnel executive session. Agenda includes insurance bids reports by the superintendent and pupil personnel director a social studies curriculum presentation by Willard MacBride Mt Anthony budget vote and warrant approval. The Bennington Banner.
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Death toll rises for police in January shootings
Washington based FBI report shows 12 state and local law enforcement officers killed by criminal action in January, up from eight in January 1974. All twelve deaths were by firearms, ten from handguns.
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Weather outlook for New England rain snow Sunday through Monday
The National Weather Service predicts a chance of rain or snow across all sections of New England with fair skies in some northern areas. Southern highs near the 30s, northern highs in the 20s, and lows from the teens to the 20s in the south to single digits in the north.
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Mt Anthony School Board to Meet Feb 24 in High School
Mt Anthony School Board convenes at 7 p.m. February 24 in the high school conference room with reports from students and principals plus remarks by John Murray and Supt. Sleeman. Nancy Kaufman will speak on the public power referendum on Town Meeting ballots for Bennington and Shaftsbury.
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