Pat Paulsen plans 1972 Oregon White House bid
Hollywood comedian Pat Paulsen, smarting from a narrow 1968 loss to Richard Nixon, announces a 1972 Oregon primary bid. He jokes about vote closeness, defends his style, and says he will tour colleges while discussing politics and controversial topics.
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Pat Paulsen
Dick Nixon
Hollywood
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Oregon
White House
Paulsen
University of California In Berkeley
Tours and talks at Clark Art Institute schedule
The Clark Art Institute in Williamstown announces winter public tours led by the director and staff. Each series runs three times on Wednesday morning Thursday afternoon and Saturday morning with coffee served after the first session. Listings include 19th Century Romantic Realism Silver Murillo and the Spanish Tradition and the current prints and drawings exhibition with exact dates and times.
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Williamstown
Mass
Clark Art Institute
Murillo
State Senate Report From Montpelier 1971 Session
In week three of the 1971 Vermont legislature 51 House bills and 22 Senate measures have been introduced with more on the way Committees prepare reports and Buckley now chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee A public hearing on Constitutional Revisions received little public interest Van Santvoord presented a scholarly proposal While the 18yearold beer and wine bill lingers the Health and Welfare Committee continues hearings Members are urged to participate Gov Davis proposes a graduated Vermont income tax exemption for seniors with income $7500 or less up to 3750 the exemption decreases by one dollar per dollar of income and applies to about 14000 seniors over 65 filing returns
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Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Gov. Davis
Vermont
Carons fined on probation in theft case
Hoosick Falls residents Joseph and Donna Caron pleaded guilty to petty larceny after originally facing grand larceny charges for stealing 3600 dollars from Wayside Restaurant. They received a three year probation and restitution of 1000 dollars in one year, with Justice Restino imposing the sentence.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Joseph
Donna Caron
Thomas G. Restino
William McGovern
District Attorney’s Office
Caron
George Ceresia
William Murray
Troy
Madeline Butler
Wayside
Arlington Rebuffs Interchange Plan Again
Arlington resists a $2 million Vermont Highway Department plan to link new and old Route 7 via an at grade railroad crossing on the future arterial. PSB hears the concerns as Selectman R W Jones warns the route would threaten southern town development and southbound traffic. The project would bypass existing Route 7 near Warm Brook Road and the Vermont Railroad line south of the Green Mountain Restaurant.
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Charles Bonenti
Arlington
Vermont Highway Department
State Public Service Board
Highway Department
PSB
Ernest Gibson
Arlington Selectman
R.W. Jones
Warm Brook Road
Vermont
Green Mountain
John M. Moore
Jones
Vermont Railway
Harold T. Filskov
Warm Springs
Robert C. Schwartz
Gibson
Planning Commission
BCRPC
John Simson
Arlington Planning Commission
Gordon Lane
Vermont Railroad
Filskov
I.T.C
Dusha
Schwartz
Gordon Lake
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Burr and Burton adult courses start February first
Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary will offer multiple continuing education courses beginning Feb 1. offerings include Slimnastics Antiques woodworking and guitar study Shakespeare and contemporary theatre fly tying photography bridge and more. registration info and fees provided by Mrs Mach director.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Renaudette
Schmidt
Owens
Smatresk
Skilton
Orvis Co
Mach
Ryder Pond case reopened over irreplaceable pond status
Vermont Environmental Board will reexamine Ryder Pond in Whitingham after previously declaring it a rare and irreplaceable natural area. Haynes Bros. Inc. seeks to drain the pond for a manmade lake, while O'Connor gains until next July to present new information. Professor Vogelman testified the pond is ancient and valuable for plant and wildlife research. Haynes may appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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State Board
O'Connor
Hubert Vogelman
University of Vermont
Ryder Pond
Haynes
Supreme Court
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Bennington County
Carons
Burr and
Burton
North Bennington
Oldbury
England
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Burnside
Scheider
Castleton State College
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Shaftsbury, VT
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