Mt Anthony grads hear an old friend at ceremony
Under clear skies Mt Anthony Union High School held a front lawn graduation where seniors heard peers speak of future challenges and hope. Former assistant and acting principal Paul Fairfield, now in Wolfboro NH, urged graduates to weigh all sides, stressing listening as a fourth essential in education. Senior class president Debra Lynn Thomas addressed community doubts about Mt Anthony and reaffirmed the school’s value.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mt. Anthony
Paul A. Fairfield
Fairfield
Wolfboro
N.H
Debra Lynn Thomas
Raymond C. Murray
Nixon told by Faisal that Arab lands must be liberated
In Jidda President Nixon faced blunt remarks from King Faisal who warned there can be no lasting peace in the Middle East while Arab territories remain occupied. Faisal condemned injustice against Palestinians, urged liberation of Jerusalem and all occupied lands, and praised Kissinger while signaling hard bargaining with Israel.
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Jeddah
Saudi Arabia
UPI
Nixon
Egypt
Faisal Friday
Middle East
Faisal
United
States
Jerusalem
Palestine
Anwar
Henry A. Kissinger
United States of America
United States
Israel
Sadat
Grafton land use talk yields varied Vermont views
A two day Act 250 conference in Grafton draws Vermonters from planning bodies to examine local versus state control and maps versus written plans. Attendees hear from Attorney Benjamin Partridge on development pressures and the need for future use controls while seeking a consensus on a viable state land use plan.
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Grafton
Walter Blucher
Environmental Control Commission
Vermont Association of Planning and Development Agencies
Benjamin Partridge
Vermont Environmental Board
Partridge
Partidge
Weekend Weather Outlook Sees Warm, Cloudy Interludes
Sunny today with highs in the low 80s may drift to cloudy skies tonight bringing a chance of showers. Sunday marks a return to sun and more 80s, with temperatures briefly cooling before the next warm spell.
Senators fault Nixon for tricks
A Senate Watergate committee draft report states President Nixon must be held responsible for a systematic campaign of dirty tricks against the 1972 Democratic campaign. It cites Haldeman and Mitchell as coordinators and mentions Segretti Caulfield Ulasewicz Bremer and others, noting use of the FBI IRS and White House PR.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
The
United States
John N. Mitchell
Donald Segretti
Florida
John J. Caulfield
Anthony Ulasewicz
White House
Arthur Bremer
George C. Wallace
Edward M. Kennedy
Brookings Institute
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Dita Beard
ITT
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Secret Service
Congress uneasy over Nixon offer of nuclear aid to Egypt
Washington lawmakers voiced unease over President Nixon's plan to supply nuclear materials to Egypt with Sen Henry M Jackson calling it a terrible shock and Rep John Pastore urging congressional approval and nonproliferation treaty ratification. AEC officials said materials would not enable weapon building and committee leaders noted tightened safeguards after India's bomb test.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Egypt
Congressional Joint Atomic Energy Committee
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
John Pastore
D-R.i
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Mike McCormack
D.wash
India
Price
United States
Cooperation emerges from Canada parley
New England governors and Canada’s eastern provincial premiers returned from a mountain retreat with the Sugarbush Compact aimed at a regional approach to easing short term energy shortages. The pact calls for mutual cooperation while each side pursues energy self sufficiency and seeks assurances that New England investments won’t be halted if Canada faces power shortfalls.
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America
Canada
Nova Scotia
Gerald Regan
New England
New York
Malcolm Wilson
Albany
Environmental Act 250 in Vermont Bennington County review
An overview of Act 250’s operation in Bennington County focusing on its purpose to curb unplanned land use, the environmental board and district commissions, and the 10 criteria used in hearings. It notes timeliness, impacts on water and air, and considerations such as soil, flood plains, highway safety, education services, and scenic beauty.
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Martha Elliott
Vermont
Bennington County
Environmental Board
Commission
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Cairo
VAPDA
John Simson
Bennington Regional Planning Commission
BCRC
Environmental Law of the Land
Eliott
Ferdinand Bongartz
Manchester
Gerald A. Cornell
Bennington
Sue Burton Tenner
Bennington District
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