Argentina junta takes power as U S recognizes regime
UPI reports the United States formally recognized Argentina's military government that ousted Isabel Peron. The junta plans a president chosen by the military and vows to maintain cordial ties while authorities report clashes kill six and arrest 600 to 1,800. Private docks show Peronist flight, labor leader Lorenzo Miguel among those abroad.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
United States
Isabel Peron
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Junta
Hill
State to prosecute right to know violations in Bennington County
State's Attorney Raymond G Bolton warned that repeated violations of the 1973 right to know law will lead to prosecutions. He outlined open meetings rules, five executive session exceptions, voting requirements, minutes, and attendance limits, urging compliance to protect public access.
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Bennington County
Raymond G. Bolton
Bolton
Weather forecast hints rain and cooling this weekend
Weather forecast shows variable clouds with rain likely tonight. Temperatures near 60 during the day and around 40 at night. Wind increases tonight with partial clearing expected Sunday afternoon.
Israel says U.S. veto averts crisis in relations
Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon credited the United States veto of a U.N. Security Council draft deploring occupation policies with averting a major crisis in Washington Jerusalem ties. Allen noted the veto helped restore practical relations despite harsh critiques from U.S. envoy Scranton. In Paris Egyptian War Minister Gamassy wrapped up a week of talks with French leaders, saying arms cooperation and a revived Egyptian military industry were reinforced. France agreed to supply material for Egypt’s army and air force.
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United States
Army
Jorge Videla
Navy
Adm
Emilio Massera
Air Force
Orlando Agosti
United Press International
Yigal Allon
Israel
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Washington
Jerusalem
France
China
Egypt
Soviet Union
Allen
Malcolm Toon
West Bank
East Jerusalem
Jordan
William Scranton
Council
New York
Toon
Paris
Mohammed Gamassy
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Yvon Bourges
Gamassy
Orly
Gondola accident at Vail leaves three dead
Two gondolas snapped loose from cables on Vail Mountain plunging about 100 feet. Three people died and nine were injured, four critically. The deceased were Janice Pasterkamp, Darlene Reese, and Karen Toytman. Rescue helicopters aided, with four seriously hurt flown to Denver hospitals. Local officials described the toppling sequence and ongoing efforts to treat the injured.
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Vail
Colo
UPI
Vail Mountain
Eagle County
Janice Pasterkamp
Englewood
Darlene Reese
Custer
S.D
Karen Toytman
Palos Park
Ill
Eagle’s Nest Lodge
Ben Locke
Ford
Mississippi
Montpelier memo on 1976 legislature independence and taxes
The 1976 Vermont session is noted for not raising taxes despite deficits and for a rise in independent minded lawmakers. Freshmen demonstrated reform momentum but rules and party discipline hindered rapid bill passage, signaling a potential long term shift in governance.
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Salmon
Hee A
Cee Ee
State House
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Brookhaven
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Duncan
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Minturn
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Rochester
N.Y
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Avon
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Elaine Anderson
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Montpelier
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