McWaters Re-elected to Mt. Anthony School Board
Incumbent Robert McWaters won 155 to 114 votes in a high turnout election for the North Bennington Graded School District. The result keeps the Mt. Anthony Union High School board composition unchanged after Clyde Burgess Jr. was elected from the Bennington School District.
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Mt Anthony school officials eye challenge to single district vote
Officials await possible legal action over Mt Anthony Union School Districts single district elections. Supt Sleeman says no contact yet about illegality though some citizens claim the method clashes with the Supreme Court one person one vote. State Education Department lawyer notes elections were legal until court rules otherwise. debate centers on representation fairness between single districts and larger BSD.
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Nixon in Moscow for third U.S.-Soviet summit talks
President Nixon arrived in Moscow for the third U S Soviet summit and started discussions with Leonid Brezhnev on new economic accords and slowing the nuclear arms race. Officials hoped for a permanent strategic arms limitation pact, but Kissinger said no such agreement would be reached this time.
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Buckley-Energy Buckley Feud Over Act 250 Permit Issues
Sen. T. Garry Buckley accuses Secretary Martin L. Johnson of hypocrisy over Act 250 permit enforcement affecting a Shaftsbury contractor. Johnson fires back calling Buckley an intellectual vagabond as they trade charges, while contractor William E. Dailey Jr. negotiates an amendment to authorize bulldozing work on Paran Creek. A broader Nixon era foreign policy note also appears on the same page.
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Poisons cards mailed to Supreme Court justices alarm world warning
FBI intercepted nine booby-trapped post cards mailed to the Supreme Court justices last week. A group calling itself Aliens for America claimed credit in a cassette, saying a deadly gas was hidden under stamps as a prelude to a world takeover. The substance appeared harmless in initial tests and none of the cards reached the justices.
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Inside It Takes a Smart Swindler to Sell Jack Benny
A compact page list highlights Inside It Takes a Smart Swindler to Sell Jack Benny a dry oil well B‑road jokes about a Dorset Playhouse review Kit Foster recalls a trip to India A columnist faces harsh readers Russell Baker analyzes public defense of nuclear costs Nixon era anger among blue collar supporters North Bennington School District voting changes Arlington park progress Bennington street patterns explained Bennington Athletic Club honors two seniors at MAU
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Nixon visit sparks Soviet welcome amid dissident arrests
Moscow crowds were urged to gather with flags along Lenin Prospect as Nixon arrived for talks. Jewish activists faced arrests and exits abroad tied to pretext, including Mikhail Agursky, while Pravda touts hopes for peace and a new cooperation era.
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Kissinger warns delay on arms pact at Moscow summit
Secretary of State Kissinger said an interim arms limitation pact is almost impossible without agreement on multiple warhead missiles. He warned the Soviets may deploy MIRV warheads against US missiles, potentially prolonging the nuclear arms race for another decade. He warned a permanent pact is unlikely this week and MIRV talks may not be achieved within about a year and a half.
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Tax-cut bid fails in Senate as liberals bow out
A group led by Edward M. Kennedy and Hubert H. Humphrey halted their bid to attach a tax cut to a debt bill after failing to gain a Senate vote. The debt measure passed 58 to 37 with no amendments, moving to President Nixon on his Moscow trip for signature before the current debt limit expires. Humphrey vowed to return to the fight later, noting the votes were not there.
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