Mohawk reaches accord with its stewardesses
Mohawk Airlines moved toward resuming service after a back-to-work agreement with 300 stewardesses. Flights resume April 14 with 146 daily departures to 21 airports from Minneapolis to Boston. Dispatchers remain unsettled as talks head to binding arbitration and a scope clause on subcontracting remains unresolved.
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UPI
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Boston
Canada
Washington
Stephenson
National Mediation Board
Pilot's body found in plane wreckage near Delco North Carolina
The single engine Piper Cherokee carrying Kenneth Gilbert of Stormville New York was found in a wooded area near Delco NC with the pilot's body inside. The aircraft, last heard from Thursday, was en route from New England to Florida and seven Civil Air Patrol wings aided the search.
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N.C
UPI
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Florida
Civil Air Patrol
Kenneth Gilbert
Stormville
N.Y
CAP
Man on spot in Davis kidnap plot alleges hoax
MONTPELIER UPI Former college student Larry Kressley 21 of Adamant says he was named in a letter to the FBI as the mastermind of a plot to kidnap Gov. Deane Davis and exchange political prisoners for troop withdrawal. He called surveillance against him a cruel hoax and denied any conspiracy. Davis aides cautioned the letter and threat appeared political, with no charges reported. Washington UPI George Aiken urged a bill to require campaign expenditure reports to be filed with the Secretary of State in each candidate’s home state to help voters see campaign spending.
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Kressley
Goddard College
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Davis
Martin
Washington
UPI
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Senate Commerce Committee
Aiken
Secretary of State
NSM Network Ties Grow for Global Funeral Leadership
We announce our affiliation with NSM linking with leading funeral directors in over 800 cities worldwide. The partnership promises enhanced knowledge, experience, and close cooperation across the global funeral services network.
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NSM
All-Volunteer Army bill seen as likely to pass House
UPI reports Rep. Robert Stafford VT says a bill for an all volunteer army has an excellent chance of House passage. The measure, tied to a 1967 book co authored by Stafford and four others, aims for a July 1973 target and includes pay boosts, draft revisions, and allowing 18 year olds on local draft boards. In Burlington, Rep. Julian Bond GA urged renaming Niggerhead Mountain and related sites, saying the term should not be used on public geography.
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UPI
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Stafford
House Armed Services Committee
Burlington
Julian Bond
Georgia
Niggerhead Mountain
Marshfield
University of Vermont
Bond
Otis McRae
Goddard College
State Library Board
Niggerhead Pond
Fatal Route 302 crash claims Barre man in New Hampshire
ORANGE Randall E. Pearson, 23, of Barre, was killed when his car struck a bridge abutment on Route 302. Driver Davis Hutton, 22, of Hanover, NH, hit the abutment off the right side of the road and was treated and released in Woodsville. Hutton’s car spun and struck a vehicle driven by Mrs. Barbara Wakefield, 49, of Bradford, who had minor injuries. Passenger Mrs. Stella McLain suffered a broken ankle and head injuries. It was the state's 17th highway fatality of the year.
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Randall E. Pearson
Barre
Davis Hutton
Hanover
N.H
Hutton
Woodsville
Barbara Wakefield
Bradford
Stella McLain
Vermonter arraigned on narcotics charges at Logan Airport
Douglas Graham, 19, of Barre Vermont, was arraigned in East Boston District Court on narcotics charges. Judge James J. Mullen continued the case to April 8 after airport police said he was found with marijuana, opium and stolen checks at Logan International Airport.
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UPI
Douglas Graham
Barre
East Boston District Court
James J. Mullen
Logan International Airport
Radio host survives car bomb attack in New York
Robert Greattrax known as Bob Grayson, 28, of 378 6th Ave, suffered cuts after a homemade bomb exploded in his car near Fifth Avenue and Fulton Street Saturday. A second bomb was found later and a third allegedly exploded last week without major damage. The violence targets a local sports talk figure amid tense city tensions.
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Robert Greattrax
6Th Ave
Bob Grayson
Fifth Avenue
Fulton Street
Greattrax
North Brewster Inc denies Cheshire mega development plan
Thomas Migliore of North Brewster Inc. calls reports of a $100 million Cheshire development “completely erroneous” while noting the firm may start with 30 to 40 units on Hoosac Lake land. A Berkshire read on local housing talks and land ownership.
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North Brewster Inc
Thomas Migliore
New York City
Hoosac Lake
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