Subpoenas Issued Over Bennington BSD Vote Discrepancies
State's Attorney Neil Moss ordered all ballots checklists and related records held for safekeeping as he opens a formal investigation into the Bennington School District election after a recount showed Bohne 827 and Allen 835 votes with conflicting checklists raising questions about the validity of the results and the $2.3 million budget and $1.5 million Catamount bond. Norah Marian Cummings seeks a declaratory judgment while bond issuers pause pending the inquiry.
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Bennington
Neil S. Moss
Banner Today
Marian Cummings
Moss
George M. Fienberg
BSD
Board of Civil Authority
Argentina mourns Peron as state funeral set
Argentina a nation in mourning after Juan Peron's death as President Maria Estela (Isabel) Peron attends the flag draped coffin in Buenos Aires Cathedral. Thousands crowd Plaza de Mayo as the cortege proceeds to the National Assembly for the state funeral scheduled Wednesday.
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Argentina
Peron
Buenos Aires
UPI
Maria Estela
Isabel) Peron
Juan D. Peron
Plaza de Mayo
National Assembly
Hemisphere
Isabelita
Panama City
Isabel
Glen Ellen ski area files for bankruptcy
The Glen Ellen ski area at Fayston Vermont run by Brown and van Loon Inc has filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court The firm owes CIT Corp about 1420000 dollars and revenues fell 40 percent this year The CIT creditor meeting with Bankruptcy Judge Charles J Marro in Rutland is set for July 8 to appoint a trustee and explore a possible rescue by an unnamed investor
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Montpelier
UPI
Glen Ellen
Fayston
Vermont
U.S. District Court
J. Paul Giuliani
Giuliani
Brown and van Loon Inc
Fayston Co
Andrew Field
CIT Corp
New York
Charles J. Marro
Rutland
Brown and van Loon Corp
Nixon cites dramatic shift in U.S.-Soviet ties at Kremlin
President Nixon, in a televised Kremlin address, says U.S.-Soviet relations have changed dramatically but many obstacles remain to full strategic arms control. He notes difficulties in MIRV deployment limits and underground tests talks with Brezhnev, and confirms no signing today. He and Brezhnev plan a final communique after a state dinner.
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UPI
Nixon
Kremlin
U.S
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Middle East
Europe
Grand Kremlin Palace
Soviet Union
United States
Maheu wins round in suit against Hughes defamation
Former Hughes aide Robert A. Maheu won the first round of a 17.5 million defamation suit against Howard Hughes as a federal jury ruled in Maheu’s favor. The jury will decide damages in October while a 4.5 million counterclaim by Summa Corp. remains unresolved.
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Maheu
Hughes
Los Angeles
UPI
Robert A. Maheu
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Summa Corp
Hughes Holding Company
Iona Sharp
Gardena
Calif
U.S. District Court
Harry Pregerson
Pregerson
FBI
Capriola seeks GOP bid for Vermont House subdistrict 41
Bennington attorney Charles E. Capriola Jr. announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in Subdistrict 41. He is joined by incumbent Rep. Joseph J. Caracciola and Lawrence F. Powers in the race. incumbent Rep. Thomas E. Foster is not seeking re election. Capriola, admitted to the Vermont bar in 1970 and Bennington County’s first public defender, says he can learn and work hard to improve laws. He notes few attorneys serve in the legislature and aims to raise statute quality and reform proposals. He refuses a simple liberal or conservative label.
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Vermont
Bennington
Charles E. Capriola Jr
Capriola
Joseph J. Caracciola
Lawrence F. Powers
Thomas E. Foster
Bennington County
Main Street
Inside The Legend of Juan Peron Page 2
The snippet lists article references including Inside The Legend of Juan Peron on page 2 and multiple other pages. It mentions NEA delaying a local teacher probe on page 3 and commentary by Tom Braden comparing Sen Jackson to a Cold Warrior on page 4. Arlington selectmen face youthful headaches on page 6. Dorset School Board transportation briefs appear on page 7. Generals stay and directors decide on page 10. A Scottish soccer team stands here for a week on page 10. Wildlife policy note by John Randolph appears on page 11.
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Juan Peron
NEA
Tom Braden
Sen
Jackson
Russell Baker
Middle America
Arlington
Commissioner Withey
Dorset School Board
John Randolph
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Raymond S. Bolton
Jane Betii
Bolton
Wally Mattison
Donald Ravenna
Louis Perrotta
By John Leaning
New England
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Lee Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Dacha
Yalta
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