Tilgner Is Appointed to Bennington County Regional Commission
Citizens lecture selectmen as Charles Tilgner an engineer and former planning chair is unanimously named to fill the BCRC vacancy created by John C Page pointing to partisan politics in town appointments. The meeting followed resignations by Hep Thomas Foster and Richard Leake and clashes over committee nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tilgner
Bennington County
Thomas H. Foster
Richard Leake
BCRC
Bennington
Richard. Perrott
James McGurn
Max Perrotta
Paul Sheridan
Fred Phillips
J. C. Jerome
Tilgner
Perratt
McGurn
Perrott
Perrotta
Sheridan
Anthony Pello
Jerome
Page
Stennis Shot Outside Home in Washington
Sen. John C. Stennis of Mississippi was shot twice and robbed near his northwest Washington home Tuesday night. He remained in very serious condition after nearly seven hours of surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
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Washington
UPI
John GC. Stennis
D-Miss
Waller Reed Army Medical Center
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Senate
Jackson
Walter Reed Hospital
The
Padre
Nixon
Wle
White House
FBI
William P. Hogers
Stensis
Charles M. Mathias
Rmd
Congress
Mathias
Frank Garland
Walter
Watergate bugging trial ends with two guilty verdicts
In a swift 99 minute jury decision eight women and four men find James W. McCord Jr. and G. Gordon Liddy guilty on multiple counts of burglary conspiracy and illegal wire tapping in the Watergate break in. Both face decades in prison and fines with appeals expected.
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Nixon
Congress
James W. McCord Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
McCord
CIA
FBI
Liddy
White House
Nixon Committee
John J. Sirica
Gerald Alch
Siricn Tuss
Sirion
Senate
McCanl
Parade Vest
Ruth
Sirica
Salmon tax plan eyed as approval in sight
In Montpelier Gov Salmon’s plan to relieve property taxes faces optimism and opposition as supporters push for quick legislative approval. Key figures urge careful consideration while critics call for changes to funding levels and education appropriations. The Ways and Means Committee weighs the $13.4 million plan funded by growth, land sale tax, and federal revenue sharing amid debate over education funding.
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O'Brien
State House
House
Thomas Candon
Rutland
Candon
Luther F. Blackett
Salmon
Hackell
Ways and Means Committee
Peter Giuliani
R - Montpelier
Giuliani
House Appropriations Committee
Education Department
Kennlette Collins
Readsboro
Douglas Tudhope
South Burlington
Gituation
Robert + Withey
Withey
Department and
State Education Board
Cheney seeks Senate funds for Lake Champlain sludge case
Vermont Attorney General Cheney appeals to the Senate Appropriations Committee for 1860 to continue the legal action against New York State and International Paper Co. over dumping waste into southern Lake Champlain. Risk of defeat could end the suit, jeopardizing any settlement. Buckley opposes quick funding and favors fuller discussion.
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John Leama Montpelier
Vermont
Kingberry B. Cheney
Senate Appropriations Committee
New York State and International Paper Co
Lake Champlain
New York
IPC
Cheney
Senate Judiciary Committee
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington County
Buckley
Banner
Senate
Bennington
Marshall Witten
House Appropriations
Montpelier
Witten
Paper
Montpelier Thickley
JPC
Police chief controversy stirs Manchester selectmen
A dozen Manchester residents including five Bure and Burton students confronted the selectmen over a two month wait to appoint a police chief and warned that issues may be settled at March Town Meeting. The group urged expanding the board from three to five members and hinted at a special Town Meeting. It was revealed that a petition to expand the board arrived after the January 24 deadline.
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Charles Bonensi
Manchester
Selectmen
Selectman
Clyde Bryant Jr
Harold Benson
Felt
Burs
Burtas
Gary Ameden
Gaiotti
Ameden
Roug Ferris
Pauline Hardy
George Hoag
Ex North Shire teacher dies in Pawlet crash
Audrey F. Mach 50 of Pawlet died in a head on Route 30 collision with a northbound Mercury sedan driven by Almira Clark 37. Mach formerly led Dorset Elementary School and taught at Burr & Burton Seminary. Clark and her son Dove 10 were not seriously injured. Autopsy ordered. funeral set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Mettowee Valley Cemetery chapel.
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Pawlet
Audrey F. Mach
Vermont
Mach
Dorset
Burr & Burton Seminary
Manchester
Almira Clark
Butternut Bend
Edward Swinger
Poultney
Clark
Dove
William Ht
Claribel (Hulett) Foote
Skidmore College
University of Vermont
National Association of Real Estate Brokers
Eoening
Mettowee Valley Cemetery
David Newkirk
Robert M. King
Granville
Nly
Nixon backs Connally for 1976 GOP nomination
New York Times reports President Nixon favors John B. Connally as a strong Republican candidate for the 1976 race. The Times cites high GOP sources saying Connally could be brought back from private law practice to serve, possibly as secretary of state, as part of a White House reshuffle following anticipated resignations.
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New York
UPI
The
New York Times
Nixon
John B. Connally
the Times
White House
Connally
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
the Treasury
GOP
Times
Treasury
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Texas
Inside MAUHS Ticket Campaign Delights Students
A brief campus note describes Inside MAUHS students organizing a ticket campaign for a magheti supperage. The piece highlights student enthusiasm, planning stages, and community involvement on campus.
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J. Duncan Campbell
Lucia Howard
League of Women Voters
Teague
Alexander B.A. Drysdale
Phillips
Gloria Gil
LWV
Democratic Party
Bevenington
Sen. Stennis
Stencil
Henry M. Jackson
de Wash
Armed Services
Cay
Reed
Walter Reed
Ils
Janes O. Eastland
Mrs. Stennis
John Hampton Stennis
Mississippi Segislature
Miss
Jerry Wilson
J. Patrick Gray
Sen
John C. Stennis
UPL
Rampage
Charles Butler Jr
Manchester Selectmen
North Shire
N. Y. Times
MAUHS
Manchester Banner
Dob Williams
Shaftsbury
McCullough
John Hubbard
New England Patriota
New York State
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