State Police roles stretch beyond traffic stops in Shaftsbury
The Shaftsbury force supports motor vehicle enforcement and criminal investigations with 12 officers and five dispatchers. The Mountain Search and Rescue Team, trained at Norwich University, operates around the clock for lost persons and fugitives. Canine units led by Trooper Frederick C. Busch with Lord Lancer III aid searches and entry into buildings.
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Carl E. Bailey
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Norwich University
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Lord Lancer III
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Jaworski compromise re Nixon subpoenas in Watergate case
UPI New York Washington Jaworski urged narrowing and postponing enforcement of subpoenas on John Ehrlichman and H. R. Colson as part of a White House compromise. He backed Nixon’s offer for defense teams to review documents with prosecutors allowed to examine files at the White House. Gesell set a Monday hearing as Ehrlichman Colson face trial June 17 for conspiring to violate Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist's rights in the 1971 Ellsberg break-in.
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Jes W. Colson
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Ehrlichman
Gesell
Colson
Maine
Daniel Ellsberg
Jaworski pushes for Stans material in Nixon era probe
Washington UPI Prosecutor Jaworski told a federal court he has circumstantial and direct evidence that major Nixon campaign contributors were promised federal jobs in exchange for contributions. He urged the judge to order Maurice Stans to surrender documents and to allow grand jury access to Stans' recommendations about potential appointees.
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Vermont GOP front runners face tougher odds says Sanderson
Montpelier Vermont Republican State Committee Executive Secretary James Sanderson warns that apparent front runners for GOP nominations are not secure in a party already uneasy about November. He names Richard Mallary for Senate Walter Kennedy for governor and James Jeffords for Congress as leaders while touting Madeline Harwood as a challenger in the House race and noting potential changes to party quotas to curb membership losses at the June 7 meeting.
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Stewart Smith
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Weekend Forecast Brings Rain Then Pleasant Sunday
A weather update notes considerable cloudiness and breezy winds with highs in the 60s. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler with lows in the 40s. rain is likely today and tonight, but Sunday should be fair and pleasant.
Armed duo rob Topping Tavern Museum in Shaftsbury
Two men forced entry into the Topping Tavern Museum in Shaftsbury last night, bound the caretakers, escaped with pottery jugs, and fled. State Police and local officers launched a concerted search by press time. the break occurred around 8 20 p.m. and the incident is being investigated.
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Shaftsbury
Topping Tavern
Rodino Backs Secrecy For Early Impeachment Evidence
House Judiciary Chairman Peter Rodino said preliminary impeachment evidence will stay secret at least until hearings open to the public. White House Counselor Dean Burch criticized the decision and urged transparency. The committee aims to finish private staff review before deciding on public release. Senate leader Mansfield urged summer sessions if needed to handle Watergate matters. Rodino also rejected releasing portions of Nixon’s taped conversations via Sirica, while a letter warned Nixon could face impeachment for defying subpoenas.
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House Judiciary Committee
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U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Sirica
Kissinger Returns from Middle East Mission as Hero
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was welcomed in Washington as a hero after mediating the Syrian Israeli troop disengagement. He briefed President Nixon at a White House breakfast and outlined the accord to lawmakers, stressing remaining obstacles and the deep gulf of distrust between the two sides.
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UPI
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Nixon
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Can state flood aid be saved
Development Secretary Donald Webster met with a policy group for three hours to seek a path to salvage 1.9 million dollars in federal disaster grant money. He and aides drafted a letter asking why 650,000 dollars appropriated by the Vermont Legislature cannot count as the state match. Webster said federal officials view such state funds as an alternative to the federal program, leaving Vermont less eligible. He noted 360 flood claims filed, with homeowners facing 3 to 4 million in damages and land damage of 8 to 10 million, and said about a quarter of claims show extensive land damage before water reached homes.
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Robert Lucenti
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