Town mulls town led Youth Information Center plan in Bennington
Bennington officials discuss town running the Youth Information Center with Town Manager Louis C Savelas and UCS executive director Joseph LoPiccolo. Selectman Richard V Perrott, hospitalized, originally proposed the town take over existing juvenile services housed at the Recreation Center.
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Youth Information Center
YIC
Bennington
Louis C. Savelas
Joseph LoPiccolo
UIC
United Counseling Service
Richard V. Perrott
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Perrott
Stafford predicts veto override will pump Vermont jobs
Sen. Robert T. Stafford told Bennington Chamber of Commerce that Congress will override Ford’s veto on the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1976. The bill could send about 5.1 million to Vermont including Franklin, Rutland and Bennington counties for public works and job creation, with funds to be allocated within 90 days.
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Robert T. Stafford
Congress
Ford
Industrial Bureau
The
Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Vermont
Bennington
Rutland
Franklin
Southwest
Stafford
Elizabeth II Enjoys Glamorous White House Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip are hosted by President Ford for a glittering White House evening with Bob Hope. The visit includes Arlington National Cemetery, the Lincoln Memorial, a candlelit Rose Garden dinner, and toasts affirming Anglo American friendship. The guest list spans Lady Bird Johnson, Ella Fitzgerald, Willie Mays, and more.
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Washington
UPI
Elizabeth II
Ford
United States
Bob Hope
Prince Philip
Arlington National Cemetery
Lincoln Memorial
White House
National Cathedral
New York
Elizabeth
United Kingdom
Hope
Captain
Tennille
George Washington
Lady Bird Johnson
Ella Fitzgerald
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Willie Mays
Greer Garson
Julie Harris
Merle Oberon
Alaska oil pipeline startup faces potential delay
The Alaska pipeline may miss its July 1977 opening due to questions about quality control radiographs of welds. Officials cited concerns over Alyeska's weld records and a department engineer's assessment, while Alyeska and Kleppe warned no delay is certain. A three month hiccup could cost billions in lost revenues.
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Washington
Alaska
Thomas S. Kleppe
Ford
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Kleppe
Alyeska
Aleyska
E.L. Patton
John W. Barnum
Transportation
Bennington Museum issues new Battle of Bennington booklet
Inside Local highlights a new booklet by the Bennington Museum detailing the Battle of Bennington. The section notes store discounts for senior citizens and references other page items about culture, politics, and sports across the edition.
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Bennington Museum
Bennington
Kit Foster
Braden
Rockefeller
Safire
Henry Kissinger
Russell Baker
McGovern
Pownal
HFCS
Manchester
Carroll Glenn
SVAC
Orpheus
Williamstown
Glens Falls
N.Y
Nicklaus
Gulf Oil IRS gratuities probe sparks widening inquiry
IRS inspectors in Pittsburgh question agency staff over allegations of gratuities from Gulf Oil representatives. Several employees have lawyers and many named in claims spanning years. The probe, possibly headed to a grand jury, involves Gulf’s tax records and off the books political payments.
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Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue Service
Gulf Oil Corporation
Pittsburgh Office
The
Internal Revenue
IRS
Gulf Oil
United States
Western District of Pennsylvania
Blair A. Griffith
Gulf
Price, Waterhouse & Company
Revenue Services
Donald Alexander
Ford suspends ban on father son events in schools
President Ford ordered the suspension of a ruling by HEW Civil Rights officials that barred father son and mother daughter events in public schools. Ford said he would seek congressional action if needed to protect traditional activities.
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Ford
Washington
UPI
HEW
David Mathews
White House
Ron Nelsen
Congress
Office of Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Scottsdale, Ariz
Nessen
Mathews
James T Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
James Cannon
Frank Church
Idaho
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Carter
Jody Powell
Rogers Morton
Lee Carter
Parkers
Bennington
Carter Meets Glenn Mondale As Presidential Run Mates
Jimmy Carter rates two more potential vice presidential choices with John Glenn of Ohio and Walter Mondale of Minnesota in Plains after talks with Edmund Muskie. Ford supporters modify delegate plans as Reagan campaigns in Fargo and questions swirl about other possible running mates.
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United Press International
Jimmy Carter
John Glenn
Ohio
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Carter
Plains
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Henry Jackson
Washington
Rep
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
Ford
New York State
Richard Rosenbaum
Ronald Reagan
New York
Reagan
Fargo
N.C
Enteman withdraws from Bennington College presidency bid
Union College provost Willard F. Enteman confirmed he has asked to withdraw his name from consideration for Bennington College’s president post. He told trustees and faculty that deeper institutional problems at Bennington demand blunt leadership and a strong administrative direction, pledging to support the college anyway he can.
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John Leaning
Willard F. Enteman
Union College
Bennington College
Enteman
Schenectady
N.Y
Merrell Hambleton
Bateman
Joseph S. Iseman
Maet
Bnteman
Bennington
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Governor’s Commission On Justice
Arlington
Savelas
Montpelier
Russ Garland
House
Senate
Chamber
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Winston Prouty
Scott Skinner
Thomas P. Salmon
John J. Welch
U.S. House
Lee Stafford
Pennsylvania
Milton Schapp
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
N.Y. Times News Service
Glenn
Mondale
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