Watergate probes pivot to White House cover up figures
The Senate Watergate inquiry shifts focus from bugging to high level figures. H. R. Haldeman and John W. Dean III emerge as chief targets, with Magruder and Ehrlichman implicated in plotting and cover up. Dean’s testimony next Tuesday could probe President Nixon’s involvement.
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Henry M. Jackson
George S. McGovern
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Washington Post
Howard Hunt Jr
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Rose Mary Woods
Gerald L. Warren
Vermont tourism shifts toward year round growth plan
Vermont’s travel leadership aims to diversify beyond seasonal slopes. Officials call for expanding year round resorts and cost conscious promotion while shifting emphasis from broad tourism advertising to industrial development and new information centers.
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Water board sets dam fees and approves water project
The Vermont Water Resources Board approved a fee schedule for dam applicants ranging from 100 to 1000 dollars for non agricultural dams with agricultural dams at half price. The panel also accepted findings on a Waterbury Center dam alteration raising impounded water from 40000 to 501000 cubic feet and on a White River mixing zone for Randolph sewage discharges.
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Randolph Town
Four Car Crash in Bennington Park Area
Bennington Police report a car operated by Patricia D Harrington aged 22 struck a parked car at Una Bela trailer park on Gore Road Friday afternoon at 8 0 There were no injuries The Harrington car sustained light to moderate damage while the parked car owned by Haruki M Levin was lightly damaged State Police said two accidents occurred Friday evening but reports were not immediately available
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Patricia D. Harrington
Una Bela
Gore Road
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Haruki M. Levin
Education at Mt Anthony faces accountability tensions
The piece argues public education at the state level seeks more accountability, but warns against administrative harassment of teachers. It urges trust among students, teachers, and administrators and stresses education’s purpose to help people learn and grow without fear, as Mt Anthony prepares for fall enrollment.
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Tok
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Transit rules aim to cut vehicle use and emissions in Boston
McGleenon outlined traffic control regs to curb pollutants and reduce miles traveled. He cited 0.25 ppr oxidants versus 0.08 ppr federal limit and praised Gov. Sargent's move against the Southwest Expressway, aligning with mass transit expansion. Regulations begin next year to meet federal standards by 1977.
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Francis W. Sargent
Mt Anthony Union High class of 1973 senior photos planned
The Banner will publish a small tabloid of class of 1973 Mt Anthony Union High School graduates next week. Photos were not ready from the yearbook publisher for Sundays edition. The Banner could not obtain photos from Arlington Memorial or Burr and Burton. Faculty advisers will handle next year’s photos to coincide with commencement.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington County
Arlington Memorial
Burr & Burton
Graduation Obituary List Highlights Mt Anthony Class
Under threatening skies the Mt Anthony Union High School graduation ceremony proceeded with a shortened diploma presentation. Senior Class President Diane Morrissey voiced greetings as Rev Joseph Quinn and Rev Angus MacDonald delivered remarks and a Nixon issued congratulation read by Principal Clarence Pelkie. The long list of graduates includes Donna Ackerman Jonalbas Adler Patricia Aheamn and many others, with final names continuing through numerous classmates.
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Diane B. Morrissey
Angus MacDonald
Clarence Pelkie
Nixon
Pelkie
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Donna Ellen Ackerman
Jonalbas Dadler
Patricia Ann Aheamn
Drerts Flanna Allen Armstrong
Kathryn Ann Auee
Patricia Ann Andrews
Jeff Baisley
Reginald Baker
Sharon Jopee BeReau
Kevin Lewis Becker
Lynn Marie Belanger
Wayne H. Bennett
Psiter Lee Berard
Marshe Bernstein
Ernest Prancis Baill
Dean Marie Beilt
Joan Howard Billow
Carle Jean Birk
Martin I. Ells
Wendy Jayne Evanlak
Susan Linn Fair
Greg Parts
Patricia Aco Famem
Fidmuodfatlhee Flynt
Darlene Busan Foster
Gunna Leigh Foster
Kathy Marie Praher
Jeffery Tim Gajlpsau
Kevin Francis Callperu
Deborah Hayes
Carl M. Gareth Ervin
William Gales
Charles Francis Gauthier
Richard
Gauther
Cyaikla Haynes
Stephen James Heacock
Harald James Heaningeen
Malpolis
Roy Hewitt
Maren Marie Hicks
Mery Ellen Higgins
Dennis Wiig
John Frederick Heaman
Patrick B. Horn
Lottery winner named in New Hampshire weekly drawing
In Concord New Hampshire the weekly New Hampshire Sweepylukes draw produced a winning number 28229 on Friday. The result was reported by UPI confirming the raffle outcome and prize eligibility for the lucky participant.
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Concord
UPI
New Hampshire
Rate hikes spark criticism of Salmon admin by Rep Burns
Vermont state Rep. Brian Burns denounces a Public Service Board decision allowing automatic utility rate increases. He urges reinstating PSB public hearings on rate cases and highlights tensions between utilities and the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. as part of a critique of the Salmon administration.
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Montpelier
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Burlington
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PSB
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Vermont Utilities
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Vernon
Burng
Salmon
William Gilbert
Richard Norton
Burns proposes comprehensive Vermont health program
Vermont legislator Brian Burns outlines a 1974 bill to create a state health care system with a licensing board for providers, budget and rate oversight, and hospital control. He cautions lack of medical support could doom passage and notes intent to review the University of Vermont College of Medicine funding and student capacity.
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