Bromley plans Equinox House hotel venture in Manchester
Bromley Management Corp moves into hotel business with Equinox Associates to manage and develop the Equinox property. Ownership rests with Domestic Capital Corp, foreclosed by Chemical Bank. If Equinox gains title, Bromley Equinox Corp will form to run a summer oriented facility offering golf tennis fishing swimming and horseback riding with a focus on the hotel project.
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Manchester
Bromley
Equinox House
Stig Albertson
Bromley Management Corp
Equinox Associates
New York City
Equinox
Domestic Capital Corp
Ian Y. Bennett
Robert W. Larrow
Chemical Bank of New York
Sports Investors Inc
Chemical Bank
George Kaufmann
Martin Raynes
Albertson
Impeachment Panel Divided Over Immunity Question
Washington UPI reports Senate aide Muskie says only the truth and the whole truth can aid President Nixon in avoiding impeachment as the House Judiciary Committee splits on immunity. The panel reviews privately gathered evidence, plans public hearings with TV, and seeks hundreds of tapes and documents beyond those already requested.
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White House
Alexander M. Haig
James D. St. Clair
Edward Hutchinson
R-Mich
Paul Sarbanes
Dmd
Tom Railsback
R-Ill
Michigan
UPI
Hutchinson
Railsback
Sarbanes
CBS
Face the Nation
United States
Maine
Nixon
Muskie
House Committee
Haig
Judiciary Committee
St. Clair
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Milwaukee
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Hearst
Energy concerns shape Act 250 decisions in Vermont
Vermont commissioners focused on energy conservation at their annual Montpelier meeting, adopting guidelines to reduce energy loss in new buildings and consider solar opportunities. The talk stressed rising energy costs rather than shortages, with Gov Salmon praising the district commissions and a new outdoor recreation document to guide planning.
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Montpelier
District Environmental Commission
William Gilbert
Public Service Board
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
Salmon
District Commission
Farm cooperative pleads guilty to illegal Nixon gift
Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers, a Pennsylvania dairy cooperative, pleaded guilty to illegally contributing 50 000 to President Nixon’s 1972 campaign. Judge Hart fined the corporation 5 000 dollars. The case marked the 11th corporate plea in Jaworski’s Watergate prosecutions.
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Farm Cooperative
Nixon
Jaworski
Dairy Co-Op
James G. Rosenberg
Allentown
Lehigh Valley
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Richard Allison
Allison
Co-Op
Washington
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Nixon lets Calley sentence stand at 10 years
President Nixon said no further action will be taken to reduce Lt. William L. Calley’s 10 year sentence for My Lai killings. Army officials confirmed Calley’s commission was stripped and his 10 year term remains, with parole possible in under six months. Calley was the sole My Lai convict.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Army
William L. Calley
My Lai
Pentagon
Howard H. Callaway
United States
Calley
Callaway
Inside Runoff May 19 in French election column tease
The TRB column hints at an impeachment flood about to burst while Gerald Raftery writes of a former liberal who has seen the light. Also noted are how Vermonters Congress voted last week, a Dorset School Board busy schedule, the Pats beating last year’s state champions, and generals starting tryouts for this year’s team.
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TRB
Gerald Raftery
Congress
Dorset School Board
Nixon Loses Ground On TV Appeal In Gallup Polls
Gallup survey shows Nixon's televised Watergate address reduced public support. About 42 percent viewed the President unfavorably and 17 percent favorably after the speech, with 44 to 41 percent calling for impeachment evidence and 49 to 38 percent deeming the actions not serious enough for removal. A Yankelovich poll, released via Time, echoed erosion in esteem.
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New York
UPI
Gallup
Nixon
Watergate
House
Senate
Daniel Yankelovich
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Gilbert
PSB
Environment Board
Schuyler Jackson
J. Curtis Herge
John N. Mitchell
Jeb Magruder
Shaftsbury State Park
Shaftsbury
Robert J. M. Matteson
Madeleine James
Pole
Rodney Barber
Michael DeBonis
Forests and Parks Board
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