Mt Anthony Class of 76 bids farewell with standout stars
Mt Anthony prepares for its ninth commencement as the class of 1976 bids adieu in a campus filled with memories. The seniors excelled in football basketball softball wrestling and track with athletes like Alan Daigneault Sandy Shea Sue Mulligan and John Ulrich delivering memorable moments. The writer highlights dependable seniors Tad Downing and Tom Wassick and pays tribute to the entire class for its impact on school life and athletic achievements.
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Mt. Anthony
Alan Daigneault
Sandy Shea
Sue Mulligan
John DiGangi
Spinelli
Mike Burke
Bryant Vallie
Don Sprague
Kevin McLenahan
Joel
England
Vietnam to try 40 000 U S supporters
South Vietnam announced plans to put 40 000 former enemies of the Communists on trial in re education camps. Hanoi Radio said those who refuse re education would be judged by state law, while 95 percent of former soldiers and civil servants have already been released with full citizenship restored.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
South Vietnam
Hanoi Radio
U.S
Saigon
Moynihan runs for New York Senate nomination
Former U N Ambassador Daniel P Moynihan announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate seat held by James L Buckley R C N Y He cites a center position for electability and urges a Democratic voice for New York highlighting jobs and federal aid for the Northeast Moynihan joins five other announced candidates including Ella Abzug Ramsey Clark Andrew Stein Paul O Dwyer and Abraham Hirschfeld.
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New York
UPI
U.N
Daniel P. Moynihan
U.S. Senate
James L. Buckley
R-C-N.y
Moynihan
CBS Morning News
Washington
Northeast
Eella Abing
D-N.y
Ramsey Clark
Andrew Stein
Paul O’dwyer
Abraham Hirschfeld
Carter gains broad support as Democrat race narrows
United Press International reports Carter leads the Democratic field after winning 19 of 32 primaries. Key endorsements arrive from Chicago Mayor Daley and Alabama Governor Wallace. Ford remains competitive with Reagan as they split GOP delegates, while Humphrey pivots toward Carter. Carter seeks a running mate and vows to campaign until nomination.
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Ronald Reagan
Chicago
Richard Daley
Alabama
George Wallace
Carter
Georgia
Hubert Humphrey
Reagan
Chester Alan Arthur
Kansas City
Henry Jackson
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Jackson
Daley
Sen
Adlai Stevenson III
Brown
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
Baton Rouge
Frank Church
Florida
Reubin Askew
Salmon urges phased U.S. exit from Canal Zone in 25 to 50 years
Vermont Governor and Senate candidate Thomas Salmon urged negotiating a treaty to gradually relinquish U.S. rights to the Panama Canal Zone over 25 to 50 years. He said the zone's strategic value has waned since 1903 and noted the U.S. image could improve with a phased withdrawal. Salmon also discussed Korea, energy, nuclear power, gun control, and backing Stella Hackel in the Democratic gubernatorial race.
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Montpelier
UPI
Thomas Salmon
Senate
United States
Panama Canal Zone
U.S
Salmon
Pat Schaffer to quit at summer's end
Pat Schaffer aquatics director for Bennington Recreation Dept will resign in 90 days after an incident at the Recreation Center in which she was held responsible. She will continue in post until fall while seeking another job and will pay for damages from a prank that dumped two staff desks into the indoor pool.
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Pat Schaffer
John Leaning
Bennington
Louis C. Savelas
Ms. Schaffer
Savelas
Sarelas
the Recreation Commission
Schaffer
Inside Local Briefs and County News Highlights
VPIRG rates moves in county delegation while Fresh Air children arrive early this year. District Court notes on Page 3. Kit Foster offers plant propagation from cuttings and Safire pitches Reagan on Page 4. Judson Brown pens a personality piece on an Eagle Bridge horticulturist and Hartland voters reject open space tax changes. A new bandstand rises in Hoosick Falls. Pages 6 and 7 cover prom royalty.
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VPIRG
District Court
Kit Foster
Safire
Reagan
Judson Brown
Eagle Bridge
Thoreau
Hartland
Hoosick Falls
BBS
NHL
Dibbs
Arlington
Banner
Russ Garland
Milton Bass
New England
State declines to force convent demolition in Bennington
Education official Edward Fabian says the state department will not order tearing down the St Francis De Sales convent if it can be repurposed for educational use at low cost. The three story wooden building, slated for summer demolition under a BSD department agreement, could instead serve administrative offices or other practical uses if feasible.
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Bennington
St. Francis de Sales
North Street
Edward Fabian
Fabian
BSD
Department
State Board of
St. Francis de Sales Academy
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Denise Main
Mark Parmenter
Ed Sennett
Deb Jesseman
Rene Schurink
Bill ‘Tatro
Kathy Lockwood
Martin Schneider
Doug Sigsbury
Terry Worden
Jim Guerard
Tad Downing
Tom Wassick
Andrea Morrison
Michela Girarde
Mary Feenan
Maureen Roy
Miss Shea
Gail Moskovitz
Gregory Scotten
Vietnam
N.Y
Labor Movement
Democratic Party
New York State
Robert Kennedy
United Press International
Korea
China
Europe
Mideast
Marie Condon
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