Mt Anthony teachers in pay dispute with school board
Mt Anthony Union High School teachers and board remain at odds over a fact finding panel. The board accepted the findings and moves to issue contracts, but many teachers may not sign. A strike possibility looms as the new school year nears after an executive session to discuss the report.
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Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Charles A. Neushafer
Stephen Gilman
Neushafer
School board okays Craft Fair 7 here
Mt Anthony Union High School directors unanimously approve Crafts Fair 7 on school grounds next July after backing an informal request from David Crowell of the Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce. The fair, run by the American Crafts Council, drew 10 000 attendees over a three day exhibit and involved 300 craftsmen.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mt. Anthony
David Crowell
Greater Bennington
American Crafts Council
Bennington
James Shea
William F. D. Smith
David Adler
Raymond C
Craft Fair
Shaftsbury mobilehome park plan revived by town officials
The William E. Dailey Construction Co seeks a special town vote to approve a 150 unit mobilehome park and 50 unit travel trailer area in Shaftsbury. They want Residential to Commercial zoning changed and an agreement on maintenance, Grand List taxes, and population limits with a five year term plus five renewal years.
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SFFTS
William E. Dailey Construction Co
Shaftsbury
Daileys
Arthur Bradshaw
Moroccan officers executed after failed coup against King Hassan II
Ten officers four generals five colonels and a major were executed by firing squad at Camp Moulay Ismail at 12 15 p m local time. Some shouted loyalty to the king as they were tied to posts. The executions followed a coup attempt that began at Shiraz Palace and left 158 rebels dead and 650 captured.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPI
Hassan II
Hassan
Moulay Ismail
Air Force
Navy
Mustapha
Bugrine
Taza-Fez East
Hamou
Rabat-Kenitra
Habibi
Clewati
Feniri
Belabsir
Ami
Aboubaris
Manizi
Shiraz
Casablanca
Sedik Abou Ibrahimi
King Hussein of
Jordan
One Year Residency Welfare Law Held In Limbo By Judge
U S district judge in Buffalo stayed New York States one year residency welfare rule pending constitutional ruling. Judge John T Curtin asked the U S Circuit Court to appoint a three judge panel to decide if the measure violates the constitution. The injunction covers all newcomers seeking benefits, affecting about 12 000 people and potential savings of 30 million from a 4 billion program.
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Buffalo
N. Y
UPI
New York State
U.S
John T. Curtin
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Curtin
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
State Department of Social Services
Social Services
Pedro Lopez
Florida
Lopez
New York Civil Liberties Union
German Schwartz
Schwartz
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Rockefeller
Buffalo Wire Works
Jean M. Coon
Moon launch on the way as month closes
Inside notes announce a scheduled moon launch later this month and remind readers of ongoing space efforts. The item sits among a period of wide civic and cultural coverage including opinions on policy and consumer issues, reflecting a broad newsroom cadence.
Grand jury probes Pentagon papers leak to papers
UPI reports a federal grand jury in Boston is investigating possible criminal charges against The Washington Post The New York Times and The Boston Globe for publishing the Pentagon papers The probe centers on how the documents were reproduced and leaked with two Boston area printers named among early witnesses The Supreme Court ruling against suppressing publication did not end potential prosecutions
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U.S. Grand Jury
Pentagon
Washington
UPI
Washington Post
Boston
New York Times
Boston Globe
The
Post
Ken W. Clawson
Neil Sheehan
Susan
Sheehan
Times
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Vermont GOP backs Theodore Riehle for secretary of state
The Vermont Republican State Committee endorsed Planning Director Theodore Riehle Jr. as successor to resigning Secretary of State Richard C. Thomas. The 2 to 1 vote was announced by State Chairman Russell Merriman after a meeting in Montpelier. Gov. Deane C. Davis will appoint the replacement. Thomas leaves Aug 1 for a Senate committee staff role. Deputy James Sanderson is also favored by some.
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Thomas
U.S. Senate
James Sanderson
Republican House
Phone strike looms as 500000 workers likely to walk out
CWA president Joseph Beirne warned a nationwide telephone strike set for 6 am EDT Wednesday was unlikely to be avoided. About 500000 workers in thousands of communities would be affected, with management to keep lines working and initial impact expected to be limited. Negotiations continued in Washington as unions and Bell system debated wage and benefit terms, including a 30 percent three-year package versus a higher one-year demand, with gender pay distinctions noted by Beirne as unacceptable.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph A. Beirne
The
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Beirne
Bell System
Nbc-Tv
Today Show
At&t
Bennington files six bids for first low rent housing units
Six builders bid on Bennington’s 75 family-occupancy units with estimated costs around 1.7 million dollars each. The Bennington Housing Authority opened bids at 2 p.m. and will name a builder this month while withholding site locations to avoid public concern.
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Joe Swayze
Bennington
Bennington Housing Authority
Hamilton L. Shields
Authority
Shields
W. Averell Brown
Robert Condon
Edward Geyer
Wesley Buzzell
Hall Cushman
Edwards Construction Co
Reeds Ferry
N.H
Palmer Tarinelli
Bridgeport
Burlington Associates
Burlington
Stylecraft Homes Inc
Keene, N.H
Jerene Inc
New York City
Emile J. Legere Construction Co
Cushman
Manchester
New England
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Legere
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Frank Snow
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Butler
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N.Y
Tom Braden
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Betty Furness
New York
Angela Davis
SPAC
Hal March
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department Prosecution
GOP
Riehle
Davis
Secretary of State
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