Cowboys Round Up Stray Calves In Wet Woods
Three New York cowboys Don Baxter Bob DeLorenzo and Stewart Skiff based in Lake Luzerne Greenwich and Easton chase stray calves for $25 a head with no pay if none caught. They use Quarter horses and boast state titles. The latest cold damp dawn they cornered a calf and a headstrong heifer in dense brush then tied them. dogs aided the effort and no injuries occurred. The run was profitable and kept them sharp for summer rodeos.
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Don Baxter
Lake Luzerne
N.Y
Bob DeLorenzo
Greenwich
Steward Skiff
Easton
Florida
Stewart
Don
Bob
Nixon Tapes Not Readily Available in Watergate Case
The Nixon and Mitch ell tape continuation from June 20 1972 was unavailable as Nixon’s phone was in his residence and not connected to the system. Attorneys argued the White House had not checked all nine tapes despite surrender agreement. Buzhardt said there was no cause to review them. Aiken noted postwar demand for agricultural products rises, telling of Indo Chinese needs beyond staple foods.
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Nixon
Mitchell
White House
Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Indochina
Jaworski vows independence as Watergate prosecutor
Jaworski says he can take any action he deems necessary to obtain evidence and will request material as needed. He explains he was not definitively offered the job but was assured of no restraints and that disputes with the President would be referred to judiciary committee chairs for settlement.
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Jaworski
Watergate
Cox
House
Senate Judiciary Committees
MAU Board Reverts to Single District Elections
The MAU board, at a First Baptist Church meeting with attorneys, canceled the November 6 two district election and pledged district based elections in future. They debated legality of at large and single district methods under one man one vote rulings, with no final decision.
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First Baptist Church
Stephen Brandwene
State Education Department
Christine Newman Wolfe
Brandwene
Supreme Court
Wolfe
Woodford
Bennington
Robert McWaters
Marion Smith
Clyde Burgess
Ivor Pelsue
Joseph Hall
Barth Vander Els
Lawrence E. Harrington
Antoinette Button
Oakley Frost
Raymond Murray
David Adler
Smith
Harrington
Button
Bennington listers seek full time assessor to ease workload
Bennington listers formally ask selectmen to hire a full time salaried lister. The move follows heavy volumes from the recent reappraisal and area growth, with three part time listers paid hourly. A five person board including a full timer is supported by some, while others prefer the current three member setup. The decision rests with selectmen amid uncertain budget impact.
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Bennington
Edward R. Lamb
Kenneth R. Clayton
Frank Hogan
Clayton
Richard A. Sleeman
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Santarcangelo
Sleeman
Hospital Notes November admissions and births in Bennington area
The notes record admissions for Arlene Crowley Helen Morse Harriet Hulett Donald Snyder and Charles Vail from Bennington and discharges for multiple residents including Lee Dufresne Maybelle Briggs Harriet Guerard Gary Mears Leona Miller and Nancy Pratt. Births include sons to Kenneth and Diane Stemp of Bennington and Joanne Ballance of Bennington plus another birth to David Buchanan in Freehold New Jersey. Obituaries mention John R. Keegan former NYS Department of Labor official and David L. Belland of East Dorset with funeral plans and burial details. Memorials suggested to Arlington Rescue Squad.
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Arlene Crowley
Helen Morse
Bennington
Harriet Hulett
Donald Snyder
Charles Vail
Shaftsbury
Lee Dufresne
Maybelle Briggs
Harriet Guerard
Gary Mears
North Bennington
Leona Miller
Pownal
Nancy Pratt
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Kenneth Stemp
North Branch St
Joanne Ballance
John R. Keegan
New York State Department of Labor
Magin
Siena College
State Department of Labor
Utica
Glens Falls
Gloversville
Amsterdam
Albany
Keegan
Mary Nester
James
Eugene
George
Buffalo
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Menands
David L. Belland
East Dorset
Rutland Hospital
Rawdon
Quebec
Freedom
Isabel (Copping) Belland
Ottawa
New England Telephone
Telephone Pioneers of America
Helena Cunningham
St. Jerome’s Church
Leo Racine
St. Jerome’s Cemetery
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Salmon proposes state housing finance agency for Vermont
Gov Thomas P Salmon outlined a plan to create a Vermont housing finance agency to expand home lending beyond current programs. The agency would loan funds to banks to pass on as affordable mortgages, restrict bank profits, and stimulate construction jobs while addressing substandard housing and limited federal funds.
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Salmon
State Housing Finance Agency
Essex Junction
UPI
Thomas P. Salmon
Vermont
Nixon
Washington
Vermont governor moves to expand housing finance programs
Governor Salmon outlines self sustaining funding for housing via tax exempt notes and bonds through the Vermont Housing Finance Agency and Vermont Home Mortgage Credit Agency. He cites past loans totaling over 43 million to 2,365 borrowers and signals possible flexibility on the 7.5 percent mortgage rate ceiling to aid low and moderate income buyers.
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Salmon
Vermont Housing Finance Agency
Vermont
Vermont Home Mortgage Credit Agency
VHMCA
James Guest
Fuel price woes spark dismay over fuel supply handling
Kennedy blasts state and federal governments for inaction as No 4 oil runs short nationwide with Albany dealers out until spring. Noyes notes No 4 is usually scarce but can be blended from No 2 and No 6. Phillips Petroleum raises wholesale prices and Canadian prices rise, others predict oil may hit 30 cents a gallon this winter.
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British Petroleum
Kennedy
Albany
Noyes
Phillips Petroleum
New York Times
Bennington
Phillips
U.S
Canada
Bennington Area Hotline Opens Tonight at 7
The Bennington Area Hotline, a nonprofit counseling and referral service, opens at 7 tonight with 26 volunteers on two-person shifts from 7 to midnight. Call 447-0111 for immediate help any problem, with donations needed for advertising and supplies and donations tax deductible.
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Bennington Area
Alan Prager
Prager
Pittsfield woman held on shoplifting counts
Pittsfield Massachusetts resident Karen M. Lindsey, 30, was arrested Thursday morning and charged with two counts of petty larceny for shoplifting at Country Casuals in Monument Plaza and Nichols on Main Street. She posted $949 cash bail and faces a formal arraignment November 11 after police found about 140 dollars in clothing in her car.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Country Casuals
Monument Plaza
Nichols
Main Street
Karen M. Lindsey
Bennington District Court
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Mau
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Marion
Brooklyn
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DuBois and King
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Club
Bennington College
Beech St
George Rogers
Republican Town Committee
Bennington County Court House
Shea Agency For
ADV
R. Pauline Rosenbrook
Maple Grove
R. Pauline Rosebrook
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
N.J
New York University
Helen Rosebrook
Deacon Murphy
Port Washington
L.I
Robert J. Springer
First United Church, Presbyterian
Robson Funeral Home
Everett P. Squires
Everett Paul Squires
Arlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Sunderland
Everett E
Alice J. (Ward) Squires
Moose Club
Manchester
American Legion Post 69
Everett E. Squires
East Arlington
William E
Richard
Fairfield
Paula
L. Squires
U.S. Naval Hospital
Orlando
Fla
Harriet Christiansen
Zita Griswold
Dorothy Squires
Charlestown
N.H
Ivah S. Arnold
Alexandria
Hanson- Walbridge
Arlington Rescue Squad
Home Builders Association of
Northern
Northwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Home Builders and Sellers
Robert E. Battey
Battey
Housing Finance Agency
Montpelier
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Frank Mandel
Pat Jewett
Burlington
Thomas Salmon
Holy Cross
LeRoy E. Thomas
Daniel F. Lyons
Larry A. Clayton
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