Salary dispute taints Mt Anthony union meeting
Mt Anthony Union High School teachers warn the board’s annual budget does not reflect completed negotiations and vow to continue talks after tonight’s meeting. English instructor Charles Neuschafer says salary talks remain unsettled despite a proposed $13,000 yes increase, with fact finding pending and a mediator named by the teachers. Balloting for three school board seats runs 1 to 7 p.m. in member districts.
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Charles R. Neuschafer
Paul Bohne III
Union High School
Mt. Anthony
Neuschafer
Dollar weakens on European markets after closure
The US dollar fell 3 to 7.05 percent as European money markets opened after a five day emergency closure. In several countries the dollar reached its lowest level since the end of World War I while the West German mark rose on the open.
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Frankfurt
U.S
Sweden
Denmark
Washington
United States
West Germany
Rogers Sees Mideast Peace Prospects Improve
Secretary of State Rogers expressed being quite satisfied with his two week Middle East mission. He said prospects for peace between Egypt and Israel have improved though differences remain, and noted useful meetings with Egyptian President Sadat. He will report to President Nixon he found the tour worthwhile.
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UPI
William P. Rogers
Egypt
Israel
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Jordan
Lebanon
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Andrews Air Force Base
Anwar Sadat
Nixon
Italy
Turkey
France
Rome
Pope Paul
Indochina
Suez Canal
Joseph J. Sisco
Cairo
Sadat
Tel Aviv
United Press International
Sisco
London
Golda Meir
Mahamoud Riad
Sisco-Sadat
Israel Broadcasting
Abba Eban
Mt Anthony Union School District Annual Meeting and Voting
Voters in the Mt Anthony Union Bennington district and towns North Bennington Pownal Shaftsbury and Woodford may cast ballots for directors today from 1 to 7 pm at Bennington Elementary School North Bennington McCullough Firehouse Pownal Town Hall Shaftsbury Cole Hall Woodford Hollow School. An 8 pm floor meeting serves Mt Anthony Union High School gymnasium Bennington Park Street.
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Bennington
North Bennington
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Woodford
McCullough Firehouse
Town Hall
Cole Hall
Woodford Hollow
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Park Street
Progress toward reopening Suez Canal faces obstacles
United States officials reported progress in talks with Egyptian leaders but cautioned that major gaps remain before a canal reopening agreement. Israeli leaders voiced skepticism as Rogers and Sisco concluded a two week Mideast mission. Egyptian and Israeli positions diverged on sequencing and guarantees.
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Sisco
Sadat
United States
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Eban
Jerusalem
Imported goods rise as European currencies revalue
London reports higher prices for many imports as Switzerland and Austria revalue their currencies and Germany and the Netherlands float their marks and guilder. The Swiss franc and Austrian schilling rise, making US dollars buy less there. Swiss watches and Austrian hotels grow pricier, while German and Dutch costs depend on market forces. Travelers will see higher costs for Swiss hotels and Austrian rooms, with German and Dutch pricing uncertain due to floating currencies.
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Belgium
London
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UPI
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Nixon Proposes Gateway Park at New York Harbor
President Nixon flies over 23 000 acres at the mouth of New York Harbor proposing Gateway National Recreation Area. He tours 7 000 acres of land and 16 000 acres of marsh to be under National Park Service control with governors Rockefeller and Cahill and mayors Lindsay and Gibson present.
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Gateway Park
New York Harbor
Newark
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William T. Cahill
New Jersey
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Kenneth Gibson
Congress
National Park Service
Floyd Bennett Field
Navy Department
Air Force
Newark International Airport
Rockefeller
Lindsay
New York
Cahill
Gibson
Gateway National Recreation Area
Rogers C. B. Morton
George B. Hartzog Jr
California
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
San Clemente
Sandy Hook
Breezy Point
N.Y
Jamaica Bay
Ft. Hancock
Border Field
Calif
Naval Training Devices Center
Long Island Sound
Fort Worth
Tex
Ft. Lawton
Seattle
Inside Was the My Lai Tragedy Work of Sick Infantrymen
Editorial on John Chamberlain’s claim that My Lai arose from sick infantrymen gone berserk. Page 4. Also notes on Lockheed bailout proposal and Martha Mitchell piece. Mentions Hoosick land disputes with snowmobilers and cyclists and a Battenkill rescue story.
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My Lai
John Chamberlain
Lockheed Corporation
Battenkill
Vermont Technical College keeps final exams policy
Randolph Center Vermont Technical College will retain its policy of giving final exams. A student faculty committee recommended not discontinuing exams while instructors may exempt students with demonstrated thorough comprehension. Champlain College in Burlington announced it would discontinue exams this year.
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UPI
Vermont Technical College
State College
Champlain College
Burlington
Truman Birthday at 87 with Visitors and Ceremonies
Former President Harry S Truman marked his 87th birthday in Independence, as dignitaries from Missouri and both parties spoke and cannons fired. Senator Hubert H. Humphrey surprised with a 25 minute visit and a book gift while Postmaster General Winton Blount chatted. A stamp unveiling at the Truman Library and a 24 cannon salute highlighted the public observance.
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Independence, Mo
Humphrey
Truman
Missouri
Blount
Kansas City
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