Putney's Bob Gray Wins X C Race Again
Putney's Bob Gray won the seventh annual Washington's Birthday Cross Country Ski Touring Race in Marlboro. He finished the six mile course in 40 34 minutes, four minutes ahead of Raimo Ahti and marked his fourth win. The event drew 365 registrants, with notable participants including Sen. Edward Jarvis Janeway and a three generation Putney Gray contingent. William Koch, 13, placed fourth and was lauded by Gray as in top condition for his age.
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Israeli Jets Hit Arab Commando Bases in Syria
Waves of Israeli warplanes attacked Syria for the first time since 1967, claiming one Syrian MIG17 downed and returning without a loss. Damascus said two of the attacking Mirage jets were shot down, with 20 civilians wounded, as Israel vowed active self defense.
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Budget clarity urged for new tax laws by Rep Peisch
Burlington Republican Rep Francis R Peisch said on WCAX TV that drafting tax legislation requires accurate knowledge of the state budget He noted Gov Davis proposed 96 1 million for fiscal 1970 and said the budget shortfall is closer to 20 million He favored raising the personal income tax from 25 to 30 percent rather than a sales tax.
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Nixon in Europe: Belgium stop ends with mixed reception
President Nixon wrapped up a Belgium visit amid cheers from Belgian and American schoolchildren and boos from leftist groups. He met NATO officials, pledged a summit with Kremlin leaders after uniting Western allies, and planned London talks with Harold Wilson as France protested de Gaulle’s Europe plan.
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Rockefeller proposes lowering voting age to 18 in New York
Governor Nelson Rockefeller announced a plan to propose a constitutional amendment to lower New York's voting age from 21 to 18. He argued 18-year-olds are ready for citizenship, noting education, employment, taxes, and military service among youths.
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Inside Sea Chronicles and Editorial Voices Review
George VanSantvoord reports last week’s joint assembly on Page 3 while Page 4 features Gerald Raftery’s soliloquy and a shovel snow note. An editorial argues against un American investigating committees, urging caution and unity regardless of name.
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