Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee pageant march to St Pauls
A million subjects cheered Queen Elizabeth II as she rode in a golden coach from Buckingham Palace to St. Pauls Cathedral and later attended a luncheon at Guildhall. Prince Charles accompanied her in Welsh Guards regalia during the procession.
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Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Cathedral
City of London
Guildhall
Prince Charles
Welsh Guards
One St Albans escapee shot dead in Vermont ambush
Rhode Island prisoner Donald Brant, 44, was killed after he and two other escapees ambushed a Swanton Town family, stole their car, and fled from pursuit. Peter Mulholland, 19, was captured. Philip Creaser, 32, remained at large. Brant had been convicted of three murders and armed robbery.
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Burlington
UPI
Rhode Island
Swanton
Donald Brant
Pawtucket
R.I
Peter Mulholland
Peabody
Mass
Philip Creaser
St. Johnsbury
St. Albans Correctional Center
Eliza
Lisa
Bouchard
Brant
Mulholland
John Larivee
Larivee
Creaser
Cornelius Hogan
St. Albans
Windsor
Phase 2 EDA funds bring minority quota and American-made rules
Vermont lawmakers raise alarms over new Phase 2 EDA strings requiring 10 percent minority hiring, American-made materials, and all-American labor for public works. Rep. Colvin seeks a waiver, noting potential labor importation in Bennington County. Davis Bacon wages apply. details on Bennington County share delayed by a faulty federal register run.
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Vermont
Edwin A. Colvin
Shaftsbury
Bennington County
Colvin
Washington
EDA
Waterline Extension Tank On Chapel Road Report
A storage tank on Chapel Road is part of the Bennington waterline extension program funded by state and federal sources. The project supports improved water supply and infrastructure upgrades in the area.
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Chapel Road
Bennington
Uganda bars Britons from leaving as Amin travels to London
Uganda barred about 300 British businessmen and missionaries from leaving the country until President Idi Amin returns from his mission to attend the Commonwealth conference in London. The move, announced by Uganda Radio, leaves Britons effectively held as Amin’s whereabouts remained unclear.
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UPI
Uganda
Idi Amin
London
Amin
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Libya
Britain
France
West Germany
Ireland
Mustafa Adrisi
Uganda Radio
Hoosick Falls school board adopts a $3 million budget
Page County report notes the Hoosick Falls school board approved a three million dollar budget size. Details include the budget’s impact on programs and tax rates as summarized on Page 6. The broader Inside Op Ed and related items cover local student haikus and district news beyond the budget.
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Hoosick Falls
New England
D.C
Reds
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