Springtime Pussywillows and Radio Moves Highlight Local News
Leonard J. Black reports early pussywillow harvests as spring nears while Bill Edwardsen returns to New York radio on WQBK 1300 from April 3. The item also notes Tony Marro's Washington Post appearance and Vermont maple syrup feature in Discovery magazine. Carousel launches world peace drive urging student entries and prize money with global outreach plans.
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Bill Edwardsen
WGY
Wjww
Cleveland
New York State
WQBK
1300
Edwardson
Larry Barnet
People Communication Corp
Discovery Magazine
Allstate Motor Club
Vermont
United States
Bennington
Burlington
Cary Maple Sugar Co
St. Johnsbury
U.S
Discovery
Scenic
Mt. Anthony Union High lunch menus listed by day
The edition presents weekly school lunch menus for Mt. Anthony Union High, Bennington Elementary, and other area schools. Each day lists meals such as juice, hamburgers, soups, sloppy joes, tuna, pasta, and desserts with milk daily.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Burgess signs new jobs grant in Vermont
Acting Gov. John S. Burgess signed a supplemental federal grant of 300000 dollars to hire 64 unemployed Vermont residents for municipal jobs in eight high unemployment areas. The article also details knitting fabric care and a Vermont cribbage championship tournament with dates, venues and participation details.
IRS Seizes Craftsbury Property Over Tax Liabilities
Michael and Lisa Weiss of Craftsbury Vermont have property seized by the Internal Revenue Service to satisfy their tax liability. Weiss pleaded guilty in Newark New Jersey on February 15 1972 to smuggling 200 pounds of hashish. He was released on $5000 bail pending pre sentence investigation. IRS valued the hashish street value at $500000. Fields said IRS intelligence has pursued Weiss for some time in joint operation with U S Customs.
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Burlington
Michael
Lisa Weiss
Craftsbury
Internal Revenue Service
Fulton D. Fields
Weiss
Newark
N.J
IRS
Fields
IRS Intelligence Division
U.S. Customs
Cranberries and Cape Cod Cuisine Warm Wintering Tale
A Cape Cod piece describes an 18th century house, the sea nearby, and local cranberry lore. It outlines cranberry uses from pemmican origins to Ocean Spray sauces and shares two recipes Cranberry Oat Crumble and Cranberry Apple Salad, with notes on mood, food, and rustic winter living.
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George W
Cape
ACLU says Parents rights curbed by Vermont professor case
The Vermont ACLU says the nonrenewal of University of Vermont political science professor Michael Parenti violates his First Amendment rights. The board approved a statement supporting Parenti and offering legal help as he pursues a suit against university trustees.
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ACLU
Burlington
UPI
Vermont
American Civil Liberties Union
University of Vermont
Michael Parenti
Parenti
Wustees
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John Cleary
Woodford
Bennington College
Tufts University
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Boston Herald
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Boston Garden
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Carousel
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