Manchester dog dispute fumes over reprimand and standoff
In Manchester, Patrolman Eugene Galetti accuses Chairman Clyde Bryant Jr and Town Manager Oakley K. Porter of using a reprimand for insubordination to oust him from the police force. Porter cited a dig out on a Craig Company break and a dog’s conduct, while town officials clash over authority and process. Page 16.
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Manchester
Eugene Galetti
Clyde Bryant Jr
Oakley K. Porter
Bryant
Gaiotti
Craig Company
Manfred A. Woessner
Porter
John T. Carmody Jr
Carmody
Uye
Gantti
Galotti
Selectmen
Wessner
George F. Hoag
Hoag
Moeykens Named Windsor Warden in Vermont
Julius V. Moeykens, acting warden, is appointed permanent warden of Windsor State Prison by Corrections Commissioner Kent Stoneman. Effective immediately subject to Senate review, he replaces Robert Smith who was removed after a second major escape.
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Windsor
Moeykens
Corrections Department
Vermont
St. Michael's College
Winooski
Department
State of Vermont
Stoneman
Haldeman and Ehrlichman face prosecutors today
Nixon aides H R Haldeman and John D Ehrlichman arrived early for meetings with prosecutors amid Watergate probes. Reports say Dean seeks immunity for full testimony while Shaffer negotiates terms. Other investigators hint at efforts to sabotage Muskie and steer McGovern.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
House
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
White House
Grand Jury
John W. Bean III
Washington Star-News
Dean
Star-News
Charles H. Shaffer
U.S. Attorney’s Office
New York
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Shaffer
Senate
Ehelichman
New York Times
Sen. Edmund 8
Muskie
The
Times
George S. McGovern
Consid
Statue of Liberty Cartoon Sparks Burning Larch Quote
A Daily Telegraph cartoon shows two tourists before the Statue of Liberty. One says I believe the larch is for burning files, reflecting a provocative, satirical joke without graphic detail. The item appears as a brief United Press International wire note.
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London
UPI
Daily Telegraph
Town planners take serious new look at Walloomsac
Bennington Planning Commission maps a bold year ahead studying downtown Bennington and the Walloomsac river area. Topics include water and sewer extensions, a town capital budget, town land use policy, and more recreational and school land to meet rapid population growth.
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Walloomsac
Janisuamon
Bennington
Judge weighs mistrial in Pentagon Papers case
Los Angeles based coverage reports Judge Matt Byrne considering dismissal or mistrial over entanglements with the White House and Watergate. He scolded prosecutors for failing to hand over files on improper acts by Watergate figures, while probing Watergate-Ellsberg links and contemplating re trial strategy.
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Pentagon Papers
Los Angeles
UPI
Wdyy
White House
Watergate
Matt Byrne
Daniel Elisberg
Anthony Russo
Justice Department
Hime
Ellsberg
Drunk Driving CRASH Program Expands in Vermont
In Bennington County three auto fatalities last year tied to alcohol spur statewide action. CRASH, a federally funded rehabilitative program, started in Bennington and spread to northern Vermont as a pilot. The new drunk driving law, effective May 23, links license reinstatement to CRASH completion and mandates chemical tests for suspected intoxicated drivers.
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John Leaning
Bennington County
Vermont
Bennington
United Counseling Service
Cardes & Man
Inside Items From The Times Page Fragments
A collage of notes mentions J Kennedy medical records theft attempt in 196c. Torie Scult asks what matters most as Kil Foster discusses garlic and beer as pest controls. A River citizens group opposes the Pownal Tannery. An Indochina education project arrives in the area. Tog show results.
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Torie Scult
Kil Foster
All Optism Magnus
Community Land Trusts
River Citizens
Pownal
Connally shifts to Republican party in 1976 outlook
John B. Connally, once a Democrat and Nixon ally, declares his switch to the GOP but says he seeks no office in 1976. He notes the Democratic Party moved left and the Republicans widened to the center while confirming no immediate plans to rejoin Washington roles.
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George Bush
GOP
Robert Dole
Republican National Committee
Democratic Committee
Cal
Houston
UPI
John B. Connally
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
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Washington
Treasury
Ronald L. Ziegter
Texas
George &. McGovern
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Minis Mitchell
Atomey
John Mitchell
Decurain Party
By Charles Honenti
Ehhlichman
Lloyd Welcker
R. Conn
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L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Gray
Anderson
Hoffa
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Boston Globe
Elliot L. Richardson
Philadelphia Inquirer
Richardson
William T. Coleman Jr
Philadelphia
Miss Liberty
Edward R. Lamb
Water Board
Commission
Paul W. Boline II
Boline
Chamber of Commerce
Central Business District
Duncan A. Campbell
Wallogmnsac
Rennington
George A. Sleeman
Mt. Anthony Union
United States
CRASH
Democratic Party
Gannady
Ainaldin
Torey
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