Gourmet Alters His Outlook On Food
Graham Kerr known as the Galloping Gourmet has lost 26 pounds after a serious car crash and now offers calorie conscious cooking on a four minute daily segment on Channel 6 WRGB. He touts arrowroot thickeners, low fat yogurt substitutions, and beets with greens as healthy options, detailing recipes for chicken with yogurt marinade and a beet based soup and gelatin centerpiece.
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Miami Herald
Graham Kerr
Kerr
Channel 6
WRGB
Lunch Menu Fragments Include Varied School Dishes
A collage of school lunch items lists weekly meals for multiple campuses including Shaftsbury and Mt. Anthony Union High with Mondays through Fridays featuring options such as Sloppy Joe, grinder, tuna subs, and macaroni and cheese. A separate note reports Clyde Foster alleging a hair spray fire incident during a court suit in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
UPI
Clyde Foster
Foster
Superior Court
Gillette
Mt. Anthony Union High
Bennington
Pownal
Woodford
Warren called Nixon a crook in Esquire quote
Alden Whitman of the New York Times cites Earl Warren saying Nixon was a cheat a liar and a crook who abused the American people Warren Burger was called a horse's ass and Warren described Nixon as despicable and damaging to the country in the Esquire piece Whitman reports on Warren's harsh judgment of Tricky Dick and his presidency
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New York
UPI
Earl
Whitman
Warren
Nixon
Burger Court
Warren Court
Water Bank funds planned to aid migratory waterfowl
The Agriculture Department tentatively allocates 11.2 million for a Water Bank program this year to preserve wetlands for nesting and breeding migratory birds, with an additional 10 million possible if Congress allows. Eligibility will be defined by state and county later, focusing on upper Midwest areas.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Congress
Upper Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Stuchers settle in Union City to run Lake Pleasant resort
Bennington residents Bill and Selmajane Stduiel now operate a Lake Pleasant resort eight miles from Route 8 in Union City Pa. They bought boats, stocked 50 000 to 60 000 trout, and expect a busy season starting with opening trout season April 13. They recall neighbors and friends, and send greetings from the Stuchers to former Bennington acquaintances.
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Bill
Selmajane Studiel
Bennington
Union City
Lake Pleasant
The
Fish Commission
Stuchers
Thruway
Route 8
Maxine
Bud Lyons
Texas
Mexico
Carl
Kathy Territo
Territo
WBTN
Michigan
Len Farrington
A&p
Jim Ross
Better TV
Gerry Butler
Hope
R.D. 1
Valley Road
Funeral service for Albert R Willard Sr. held in Bennington
Albert R. Willard Sr. longtime secretary treasurer of H T Cushman Co died March 17 at his Bennington home. The funeral was conducted March 19 at Mahar & Son FH by Rev J Richard Sherlock with entombment in Park Lawn Cemetery vault. Five grandsons served as pallbearers: Albert R Willard III Stephen Willard Mark Willard Robert LaPorte David LaPorte and Brian Pierce.
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John W. Andrews
Westport
Charles A. Lindbergh
History Department
Yale
U.S. Justice Department
Miriam Wise
John
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Stamford
Conn
East Dover Cemetery
Albert R
Bob’’ Willard Sr
Convent Avenue
Bennington
H.T. Cushman Co
North Bennington
Mahar & Son
J. Richard Sherlock
Albert R. Willard III
Stephen and
Mark Willard
Robert
David LaPorte
Brian Pierce
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Harvard
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Frankfurt
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Ed Levin
Carol Hughes
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Vermont
Stanford, Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Stanford University
Lou Henry Hoover
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Roy A. Sullivan
Daily Banner
Frank E. Howe
Roy
Jim Thompson
Troy Record
City Desk
Roy Sullivan
Times Record
Balding Sullivan
Norman Rockwell
Haverhill
Mass
Brockton, Mass
Keene, N.H
Sentinel
Bennington (Vt
Betty (Burgess) Kearns
Mt. Anthony
Augusta
Maine
Manchester
Albert R. Willard Sr
Park Lawn
Nichols
Polly
Flinders
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