Episcopal traditionalists form separate denomination
The Rev. Albert J. duBois announces a new body by dissident Episcopalians opposed to women priests. About 50 parishes with 10 000 to 12 000 members will leave the Episcopal Church to form the U S Episcopal Church using the 1928 Prayer Book and traditional canon law. They seek to protect property and defend their view against changes on abortion and divorce remarriage.
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Lexington, Ky
UPI
Albert J. duBois
Anglicans United
Episcopal Church
DuBois
U.S. Episcopal Church
Slick winter collisions clog Bennington streets
Bennington police logged multiple slide and crash incidents as snow and narrow roads slowed traffic. No injuries were reported though several vehicles from diverse nearby towns sustained light to moderate damage in a series of rear end and passing collisions on Beech Street Walloomsac Road Rice Lane Mattison Road BenMont Avenue Vail Road and Holden Street.
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Bennington
Louis E. Lucier
Ana Bella Park
Kelley M. Mahar
West Road
Beech Street
Walloomsac Road
Sandra Sheldon
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Charles Taylor
Fairview Street
Rice Lane
Mattison Road
Robert W. Peabody
Alexander Stankunas
Northside Drive
BenMont Avenue
Wayne LaBombard
Shushan
Burgess Bros
Chester Burgess Sr
Burgess Road
Holden Street
Vail Road
Four West Burke Students Recover After Bus Crash
Four West Burke pupils Joann Cross Shelly Proud Wanda Newland and Paula Brown remain hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a school bus crash on a snow covered hill. One classmate Todd Noyes was observed overnight and released. Brian Noyes, 12, was killed when the bus crossed into an empty logging truck en route to West Burke Elementary School.
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ST. Johnsbury
UPI
West Burke
Joann Cross
Shelly Proud
Wanda Newland
Paula Brown
Burke
Snelling and Diamond Agree on Vermont Yankee Petition
Governor Richard Snelling and Attorney General M Jerome Diamond reached a joint accord on how Vermont should participate in the Vermont Yankee nuclear case at Vernon They will support a U S Nuclear Regulatory Commission petition with toned down language Diamond sought intervention rights and Snelling will decide future actions based on state expert input Vermont Yankee plans a spring expansion of spent fuel storage
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Diamond
Vermont Yankee
NRC
Vermont
Snelling
Governor’s Office
Vermont lawmakers face public anger over Buckley election
Vermonters rallied to protest a Buckley win amid a secret ballot and constitutional questions. Governors aides cited a 40 percent threshold and possible runoff while editorials condemned the process as a betrayal of representative democracy. The Eagle-Times defended Buckley as politics as usual.
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Buckley
Charles Butler
Richard Snelling
Snelling
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Hardwick
Vermont
Orleans
Washington
Randolph
General Assembly
John Alden
Valley News
Upper
Connecticut River Valley
Alden
Eagle-Times
Springfield
Claremont
N.H
Mt Anthony class of 1967 reunion plans set
Bennington briefs note Mt Anthony Union High School's first graduating class of 1967 will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the Safford Street Rescue Squad building to plan a reunion. All class members are welcome. Also tonight opening party for Faces at Green Mountain Arts Collaborative 8 to 10 with refreshments. Southern Vermont Snow Goers announce a family ride Sunday Jan 16 meet Pleasant Street parking lot at 11 a m. Napolitano's pizza 165 BenMont Ave phone 442 3949.
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Safford Street Rescue Squad
Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
Vermont
Pleasant Street
Marijuana-sniffing dog disrupts tea during court demo
In Bangor Maine Craig J Rosebush 28 of San Francisco faced cocaine and marijuana charges after Lancer the police dog allegedly alerted on bags at Logan Airport and led to seizure. A courtroom demonstration using herbal tea tore apart a tea package, with the judge still finding Rosebush guilty but reserving sentencing for February 3.
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Bangor
Maine
UPI
Marshal Stern
Stone
Craig J. Rosebush
San Francisco
Rosebush
Bangor District Court
Massachusetts
Logan International
Boston
Lancer
Stern
F. Davis Clark
Auto will dominate travel into 2000 says study
A UPI report on a 412 page Transportation Department study projects autos to dominate U.S. travel through the century with a 50 percent rise in passenger travel and a 70 percent jump in freight by the mid 1980s. It warns corridors from California to the Northeast could become as crowded as today’s dense routes.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Transportation Department
America
Department
Midwest
California
United States
William Coleman
Burlington Leader Named Snelling Aide
Mrs Margaret Garland of Burlington will resign immediately from the state Environmental Board to become legislative liaison for Gov Richard Snelling. Her term would have expired Jan 31. She has led the League of Women Voters and the Vermont Natural Resources Council and chairs regional and city planning bodies. The new post pays 165 per week with up to 150 for expenses.
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Snelling
Governors Form Coalition With Key States Leaders
The group includes governors Ella Grasso Connecticut Michael Dukakis Massachusetts Brendan Byrne New Jersey Milton Shapp Pennsylvania Joseph Garrahy Rhode Island and Richard Snelling Vermont as part of a broader coalition. The statement emphasized unity and coordinated policy goals among the eight states.
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Ella Grasso
Connecticut
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts
Brendan Byrne
New Jersey
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Joseph Garrahy
Rhode Island
Richard Snelling
Vermont
Dooley cites 1975 ruling on debtors’ rule unconstitutional
Dooley notes a federal court ruled the state rule of civil procedure allowing creditors to seize debtors’ property without a hearing was unconstitutional. He says the state Supreme Court that promoted the regulation has not abided by the ruling, and that a declaration of unconstitutionality does not automatically remove it from the books.
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Dooley
State Supreme Court
Longet testimony on pistol incident and accident theory
Longet told deputies she pointed the pistol at Sabich playfully and it went Bang Bang. Defense argued the shooting was accidental citing ballistics testimony about dried grease causing discharge from vibration, while saying there were no vibrations and that pulling the trigger fires the bullet.
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Sabich
Anderson
Nessen Reflects On Ford White House Press Office
Former White House press secretary Ron Nessen, in a National Press Club address, recalled Watergate era tensions and criticizes some reporters for wiseguyism while praising overall relations with the press and expressing hope to return to journalism. He cited personal shortcomings at briefings and vowed to avoid misleading reporters.
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National Press Club
White House
Nessen
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