Mt Anthony budget nudges up eight percent
Mt Anthony Union School voters will decide on a 1972 73 budget of 2 858 147 52 at the annual meeting May 8. The Mt Anthony Board adopted the budget with a 25 000 line item for the Mt Anthony Program for Girls funded from five sources with no added tax burden. Funds include 10 000 from an unused Bennington Program savings and 15 000 drawn from the bus sinking fund, with expectations of about 222 720 in receipts by year end from state refunds tuition gate receipts and interest.
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Mt. Anthony Union School
Mt. Anthony
George A. Sleeman
Bennington
Sleeman
Sleerman
Foe advances toward Hue as bases fall in Vietnam action
North Vietnamese tanks pierced the Artillery Base Nancy 20 miles north of Hue, with control of the base contested by South Vietnamese marines. My Chanh near Nancy faced heavy tank movements, and allied outposts in Binh Dinh faced mounting threats as contact was lost with Landing Zone English. In Quang Tri and nearby regions air raids intensified, with 462 strikes reported in the 24 hours ending Tuesday noon. Six civilians died in Qui Nhon from rockets, while six American aircraft were shot down and rescue crews suffered losses in the fighting.
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UPI
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Hue
My Chanh
Quang Tri
Binh Dinh
Qui Nhon
Stewart Mellerman
U.S. Command
U.S
North Vietnam
Nacth
J Edgar Hoover dies at 77 in Washington
J Edgar Hoover influential FBI director dies in his sleep at his Washington residence at about 2 30 a m Acting Attorney General Richard G Kleindienst announced the death saying it was due to natural causes Hoover who began at the Justice Department in 1917 rose to head the FBI and served under multiple presidents His death ends a controversial era marked by strong law and order leadership and lingering criticism from civil rights groups and political opponents
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UPI
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FBI
Hoover
Richard G. Kleindienst
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Kleindienst
Justice
The
Times
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Johnson
White House
George Washington University
Harrisburg Seven
Mike
John Edgar Hoover
John N. Mitchell
Jawsuils
GM and Ford Indicted Over Fleet Price Fixing Charge
A grand jury indicted General Motors and Ford on a two count price fixing charge aimed at fleet sales to curb Chrysler. The government also filed a civil suit. GM and Ford deny the allegations and vow swift vindication. The fleet market in 1969 accounted for about $2.5 billion in auto sales. Each defendant faces up to $50,000 fines per count if convicted.
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler Corp
U.S
Eigil
Wright ‘Tisdale
National Automobile Dealers Associatio
NADA
Peterson, Howell & Heather Inc
NACA
Planners confront housers over HUD project limits
Planners and Housing Authority in a tense session voiced three main concerns about the Saith Street elderly housing project density, lack of green space, and South Street traffic. HUD guidelines and a recent zoning variance constrain changes as officials weigh city planning against urgent need for more low rent housing.
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Saith Street
Washington
Bennington
Planning Commission
Housing Authority
South Street
Jefferson Avenue
Wilih Hazilton L. Shields
Jeferson Avenue
Shields
Old Village
Zowing Board of
Pulitzer Prizes Awarded To Times And Anderson
The New York Times and columnist Jack Anderson win two of ten prizes for journalism. Times earns public service gold for publishing the Pentagon Papers on Vietnam, while Anderson takes national reporting for uncovering secret Nixon era meetings favoring Pakistan in the Indo Pakistan war.
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APT
New York Times
Jack Anderson
Columbia University
Vietnam
Anderson
Foc National
Pakistan
Controls lifted on small businesses in wage price regime
Washington agencies announce lifting of wage and price controls for 5 million small businesses and 19 million workers under the Cost of Living Council. Exempts firms with 60 or fewer employees unless in health, service, or construction sectors. Countermeasures and enforcement plans remain, with no total decontrol planned.
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UPL
Aeip
Cost of Living Council
Internal Revenue Service
Turbulent Maine River Sewage Spill Report
District Court notes on page 3 highlight a local sewage discharge into the river from straight pipers near Inside Mt Snowacca. The item references page 3 court coverage and mentions broader pieces on Wallace notes and Moon rocks, with other school board and sports mentions in later pages.
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Tom Braden
Wallace
Moon Rocks
Page
Shaftsbury School Board
Shout
Fay Fuller
Long Trail
Manchester
BBS
J.J. Moore
Spartan
John Randolph
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Richmond News-Leader
Mike Royke
Chicago Daily News
Frank Peters Jr
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Joseph P. Lash
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