Reprieve granted Equinox House in Manchester
Equinox House escapes demolition as McCloskey and Company abandons hotel and condo project on Equinox Mountain site. RKO General still owns the property while Equinox plans call for a May reopening. village plans and financing details remain unclear.
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Manchester
Equinox
McCloskey and Company
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Thomas P. Farley Jr
RKO General
George Jamme
The
Banner
U.S
Ireland
Matthew H. McCloskey
United States
South
Woodstock Inn
Woodstock
Jamme
Murray Hill
Manchester Depot
Equinox Mountain
Equinox Trout Pond
Carte Blanche
Hugh Putnam
Farley
RKO
New York
Danish King Frederik IX Dies at 72. Margrethe to Rule
King Frederik IX of Denmark died at 72 in Copenhagen after influenza and pneumonia. His eldest daughter Princess Margrethe will become queen, making her Denmark's second ruling queen. The royal family mourned as nationwide broadcasts interrupted programming and citizens gathered at Amalienborg.
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Copenhagen
UPI
Frederik IX of
Denmark
Europe
Frederik
Margrethe
Amalienborg
Royal Palace of
Frederik IX
Erik Bandier
Kurt Iversen
Christiansborg
Jens-Otto Krag
Ingrid
Anne-Marie
Greece
Benedikte
J. H. E. Hartmann
Gorm
Oluf
Christian X
Hvalrossen
Prince Knud
Australian Senator Visits Vermont Describes Down Under Governance
Australian Labor senator John Wheeldon, traveling 4 000 miles weekly between Perth and Canberra, spends a quieter Vermont visit with relatives. He explains how Australian government operates, noting travel privileges and differences from the U S system while sharing family ties on Cold Spring Road.
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Shaftsbury
Labor Party
Sen
John Wheeldon
Judy
Vermont
Wheeldon
State of
Western Australia
Senate
Canberra
U.S
Congress
Perth
Vermont High Court Strikes Abortion Law Unconstitutional
Vermont Supreme Court ruled the 125 year old abortion statute unconstitutional in a unanimous decision. The ruling overturns a County Court dismissal in a welfare recipient’s bid to block prosecution if she sought abortion. The court held the law prohibitive and invalid for medical practitioners while affirming a woman’s right to abortion within legislative reform efforts.
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Miss R
Albert Barney
St. Johnsbury
Water Board finds Mt Snow polluter in Deerfield flow
The Water Resources Board unanimously ruled that Mt Snow Develop ment Corp of West Dover and North Branch Fire District Number One discharge wastes into the Deerfield River north branch. Attorney General Jeffords said a court injunction under Vermont law may follow. Mt Snow’s temporary permit expired Jan 1 and the ski area could face closure affecting two lodges. The decision was made in executive session despite protest from a statehouse reporter.
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Montpelier
UPI
Water Resources Board
Vermont
Deerfield
Mt. Snow Development Corp
West Dover
North Branch
James Jeffords
Mt. Snow
Statehouse
Power outage set in Pownal
Central Vermont Public Service announces a planned power interruption in Pownal on Sunday Jan 16 from 2 to 3 am for sub station maintenance. If conditions prevent the original schedule a second outage is planned Sunday Jan 23 at the same time. Customers will receive prior notification.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Pownal
Vermont
Wholesale prices rise 0.8 percent in December
Wholesale prices climbed 0.8 percent in December, the steepest in 10 months, signaling higher consumer costs ahead but seen as a modest rise by experts. Herbert Stein, new CEA chair, framed the increase as part of a controlled inflation battle, while critics led by Senator Proxmire argued the jump questions Nixon’s program and policy timing.
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Washington
UPI
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Price Commission
Pay Board
William Proxmire
D-Wis
House
Senate Economic Committee
Proxmire
Weather outlook for today and weekend
Variable cloudiness brings a few snow flurries today as temperatures stay cold. Tonight and Sunday remain fair and cold with readings from zero to the low teens.
Upland Winter Magazine Supplement Debuts With The Banner
The Banner releases Upland Winter a 40 page ski themed supplement featuring John Irving Putney on cross country skiing and coach John Caldwell. Rod Clarke weighs road salt pros and cons in The Road Salt Issue. The Perceys of Bennington and Snowshoes Shuffle On profile local history and winter lore. New Upland Spring announced for April 1. total circulation 80 000. editors Joe and Joanna Swayze.
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Upland
Banner
Winslow Homer
America
Joe Swayze
John Randolph
The
Vermont Sportsman
Molly Stark
North Bennington
Arlington
Charles Bonetti
Bromley Mountain
Fred Pabst
Upland Spring
Brattleboro Reformer
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Joe and
Joanna Swayze
Bennington
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Hitler
Australia
Irving Adler
Dr. Adler
Adler
Wheeldons
High Court Rules
South Burlington
Montreal
High Court
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Barney
Jeffords
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