Overcrowding Triggers Mt Anthony High School Action
Mt Anthony Union junior and senior high face severe crowding as up to 850 seventh and eighth graders may arrive next year. Superintendent Sherman proposes using six Stamford vocational tuition funds for a building sinking fund and a budget surplus of 15000 dollars for the same purpose. Principal Durand warns the high school could host 1500 to 1700 students in four years without mobile trailers or new buildings, while scheduling measures aim to ease conditions.
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Mt. Anthony. Union
George A. Sherman
Stamford
Marion Smith
Jonathan Durand
Durand
Witnesses Set to Testify as Watergate Hearings Advance
UPI reports that after Judge Sirica refused a TV blackout the Watergate hearings move into a phase featuring John W. Dean III and Jeb Magruder. Magruder and Dean receive partial immunity. Dean may invoke the Fifth Amendment unless full immunity is granted. Maurice H. Stans and Herbert Porter are among witnesses testifying, with Porter detailing Magruder’s statements and naming potential indictments. The committee continues to pursue high level figures tied to the Nixon campaign and the Watergate plot.
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Tor Archibald Cox
John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Birica
Senate
Magruder
Nixon
Dean
White House
Senate Watergate
Senate Watergate Committee
Spiro T. Agnew
Sirica
Democratic Party
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
New York
Herbert L. Porter
Lafayette Park
Gordon Strachan
Committee For the Re-Election of
CRP
Charles W. Colson
Porter
Mitchell
California
LaRue
Mardian
Watergate Grand Jury
Simica
Charles N. Shaffer
Vermont GOP charting course as Nixon era ends
The Vermont Republican Party faces funds and Watergate fallout as national committeewoman Consuelo Northrop Bailey steps down. Chairman Stewart Smith says finances are tight but the party remains united behind Nixon, while a stronger resolution aims to shield the party from Watergate stigma.
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Woodstock
Republican State Committee
Consuelo Northrop Bailey
Vermont
GOP
Roland Q. Seward
Washington
State Committee
Kimberly B. Cheney
Nancy Hill
London
Maurice Hill
Pau Bohne Jr
Bennington
Stewart Smith
Rutland
Seward
Band to require marching in Mt Anthony Union music program
Mt Anthony Union High School's board voted to make participation in the marching band mandatory for all instrumental music students next year. About 100 players would be required, though only around 60 have shown interest, with 141 grades 11 students in line for instruments and concerns over workload.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
MS Anthony Union School Board
Marion Smith
Robert McWaters
William Foss
Foss
Warren Robinson
Robinson
Students barred at drug talk in Wilmington
In Wilmington last Friday, Robert Boyte and Edward Bethel of New York City narcotics information officers addressed fewer than 30 people. The Wilmington School Board barred students from the session, calling it an adults only audition before airing the program to youths. Ed Jaffe criticized sheltering students, saying youths already know about drugs. He cited information claiming every child over 14 has been exposed to or experimented with drugs. The officers agreed to the adults only session but suggested a separate students only meeting.
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Wilmington
Robert Boyte
Edward Bethel
New York City
Jaffe
Boyle
Bethel
Shaftsbury school budget jumps to exceed five million
Shaftsbury voters face a budget totaling about 5900000 for next year with the school addition project driving the rise and debt service rising to 47700. Mt Anthony Union District assessment up about 35219. Salary increases for teachers likely add under 15000. Hot lunch program to be voted separately.
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Geoffrey Chapman
Shaftsbury
Mt. Anthony
Woral
Kissinger and Tho near realistic Vietnam accord
Reports from Saigon say Henry Kissinger and Le Doc Tho drafted a realistic cease fire plan to take effect 24 hours after signing. Talks moved to Paris with criticism by Thieu and White House aides amid warnings of possible failure. A separate Niagara Falls sign mocks the fuel shortage with Lincoln inspired line.
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Paris
UPI
Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
le Doc Tho
Vietnam
Kissinger
Washington
Tho
Kleber Avenue
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Charles Gugino
Abraham Lincoln
White House
John Connally
Treasury
George Shultz
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Nixon plans selective controls to curb inflation
President Nixon prepares a televised address outlining new economic measures aimed at reducing inflation. aides expect selective controls rather than a broad price wage and interest rate freeze, with focus on food prices and a broader stability program.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
la. m. Bdt
Vietnam
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Inside Horiea accuses oil firms of creating shortages
On the Inside Horiea charges oil companies with creating an oil shortage. Page 2 coverage notes ongoing industry tension and regulatory questions shaping energy availability.
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Horiea
Manchester
Dorset
Iyeloenthusiasts
Toni Braden
Russia
Ame
Anthony Teacher
Sen
Stafford
Cambodia
John Randeigh Anders
Vermont
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Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Mr. Mitchell
Haldeman
Strachan
Colson
John N. Mitchell
Frederick C. LaRue
Robert Marchan
H.R. Haldeman
Howse
Henry A. Kissiinger
Mondiy
Niven
Preis Tnfay
Jinwairy
Watergate
Misiattiilion
Richard Nixon
Republican Party
Cheney
Anystigma
Rep
Kenalene Collins
Readsboro
Woodstock Inn
Consuelo N. Bailey
Shaftsbury School
Kissinger and Tho
Hinoi
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Nguyen van Thieu
Charles Whitehouse
Thieu
Tran van Lam
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