Hanoi pledges to trace MIAs with U.S. aid urged
Hanoi said Vietnam will continue to locate Americans listed as missing from the Indochina war and insisted the United States has a national honor commitment to assist Vietnam's postwar reconstruction. The pledge came as Hanoi urged continued U.S. support and cooperation.
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Diamond asks crime force funds for own
Vermont Attorney General M Jerome Diamond said he has applied for a federal grant to create a 200000 major crime task force within his office to pursue organized crime across burglary insurance fraud embezzlement and drug trafficking. He also accused Governor Snelling of usurping prosecutorial power. The plan received backing from sheriffs chiefs and insurers, with 18 months costing a state share of about 22000 if approved by federal authorities.
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Carter in Clinton Mass public meet wows crowds
President Carter drew 850 residents to Clinton Town Hall, fielding questions on Middle East peace urban renewal and draft policy. He defended past draft evaders pardon, urged citizen letters, and promised outreach through top administrators.
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Mt Anthony Union School board faces defeat at SVSU meeting
Mt Anthony Union School board proposals on reapportionment budget cuts and officer elections were overwhelmingly rejected at the SVSU annual meeting. Delegates ridiculed the board and disputes over voting power and legality dominated the discussion as Pizzano ruled a weighting motion out of order.
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Shaftsbury
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Arlington
Major Water Main Breaks Cause Citywide Washouts
Intense cold and flood runoff trigger multiple water and sewer problems in Bennington. An 8 inch main under the Walloomsac River by North Street bridge supplies Catamount Elementary, which had no water while pipes from Bennington Elementary served it. A 4 inch main on Tinkham West upper Gage Street was broken and under repair. Sewer backup on Main Street near the post office leaked sewage, hampering crews already slowed by freezing water. Officials are stumped about the river crossing location and extent of damage to aging lines.
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Senate unit restores Carter business boost
The Senate Finance Committee restored the enlarged business investment credit to Carter's stimulus plan, routing it to a conference to determine final passage. The panel also unanimously repealed retroactive tax increases for million sick-pay recipients and Americans working abroad, calling retroactivity unconstitutional.
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Gov Snelling face heat on Abenaki tribal status
Inside Local notes Gov. Snelling is under pressure over Abenaki tribal status as earlier items on Page 3 preview new mini bus routes starting Monday and offer separate notes on MAUHS Principal Eugene Smith resignation and Vermont House tax reform endorsements.
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