Vermont report clears Fish and Game over deer herd policy
A Vermont Environmental Conservation Agency panel found no wrongdoing by the Fish and Game Department in its deer herd management. The 30 page report urges professional habitat management, funding via license fees, and expanding non game species oversight. It backs Act 250 protection and recommends changes to turkey and fisher management, including ending the lottery for turkey permits and increasing spring gobbler hunting.
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Fish and Game Department
E. Warner Shedd
East Calais
Shedd
National Wildlife Federation
Vermont
Fish and Game
Egypt Abrogates Treaty With Soviet Union
Cairo lawmakers approve President Sadat moves to scrap Egypt's twenty year friendship and cooperation pact with the Soviet Union and end diplomatic ties. The decision marks a shift in foreign policy as Egypt cuts formal cooperation with Moscow.
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Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Soviet Union
Sadat
Moscow
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
India
U.S
Israel
America
Malpractice bills spark battle in Vermont Senate
In Montpelier a clash over four malpractice bills led by Sen. John Howland faced sharp opposition from Vermont Banking Commissioner James A. Guest who argues the measures would worsen patient care. Other items note a Mt. Anthony Union contract and a Community College of Vermont budget cut amid fiscal tensions.
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Montpelier
John Howland
Windsor County
Vermont
Mt. Anthony
Sleeman
Howland
Guest
Insurance Commissioner
Senate
Salmon
Ford defends revenue sharing program in mayor’s address
President Ford urged Congress to extend the general revenue sharing program, warning that expiration would force cities to cut services, raise taxes, or increase unemployment. He noted the program funds safety, transportation, education, and environmental efforts at low overhead and pressed for quick passage of a $1.7 billion bill to fund public service jobs.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
U.S. Conference of Mayors
House
Senate
Capital Hill
Congress
Kentucky mine sealed after second accident
Inside the nation reports a Kentucky mine has been sealed following a second accident. Tomorrow's Illinois primary could trim several candidates. Local notes cover recycling project funding, a photography survey grant, and a new Chamber of Commerce executive addressing Rotary.
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Kentucky
Ilinois
Big House
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
TRB
Gerald Raftery
Castro
John Gould
Maine
Gulf Oil Co
Art Buchwald
Manchester
Lions Club
Arlington
Hoosick Falls
Durham
N.H
Indiana Breezes
Connors
Nastase
Two tremors shake Cape Cod residents feel little damage
A 2.8 magnitude quake centered in Orleans rattled Cape Cod Sunday night, the second tremor in a week. No damage or injuries were reported, and residents described it as minor, likening it to a furnace noise. The event was not linked to a Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts tremor a few days earlier.
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Weston
Mass
UPI
Cape Cod
Tim Gould
Orleans
Cape
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Callaway Officials Probe Over Colorado Ski Expansion
Washington reports two investigations into former Army Secretary Howard Callaway tied to a Colorado Crested Butte ski area expansion. The Agriculture and Justice Departments probe alleged improper influence and a bribery claim, with Callaway denying wrongdoing as the Forest Service weighs approval for a 2000 acre growth.
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Washington
Upi
Agriculture Department
Army
Howard Callaway
Colorado
FBI
Forest Service
John McGuire
Office of Investigation
Callaway
Ford
Justice Department
Georgia
Crested Butte
Gunnison National Forest
San Juan
P.R
McGuire
Gunnison
Colo
Country Times
Rebels Press Beirut Incoherent Assault Amid Pulls From All Sides
Rebel Lebanese Arab Army forces advance toward the Baabda area as Syrian backed Al Saiga guerrillas block roads. Palestinian troops and Phalangists clash in Beirut with rockets striking the Holiday Inn while Franjieh loyalists defend the palace. Daher’s 12 armored vehicles halt near Palestinian lines awaiting orders as tensions rise across Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Sidon
Baabda
al Saiga
Yakoub Daher
Aziz Ahdab
Damascus
Palestine Liberation Army
Safar
Franjieh
Khatib
Ahdab
Daher
Ahdab Hammana
Michael Keats
Khalde
Saiga
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MAU
Kyle Lawson
Perkins Sams
J.R. Wilkins
Lawson
Floyd Haskell
D-Coro
Sidon-Beirut
Keats
Azib Ahdab
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