VanderEls named chairman of Mt. Anthony school board
The Mt. Anthony Union School board elected Barth Vander Els as chairman in a Monday meeting. New board members reviewed policies and faced many items, with Vander Els urging representation of the entire community and swift, costless improvements. The board created a personnel committee to oversee hiring, chaired by Geraldine Baker, with Francis Lee also on the panel.
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VanderEls
Sleeman
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union School
Barth Vander Els
Vander Els
Bronx
David Humphreys
Joseph Hall
Manfred W. Ehrich Jr
Robert J. Dimke
Joseph Curran
Dimke
Hall
Anthony
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Alan Morrison
SVSU
Central Administration
George A. Sleeman
Vermont
Geraldine Baker
Francis Lee Vander Els
Woolmington
Rightist Lebanon soldiers warn of firing on peacekeepers
In Beirut, 14 000 Christian demonstrators protested the anticipated Arab peacekeeping arrival as rightist troops pledged to fire if Syrian forces advance. Generals Hanna Said loyalists warned President Sarkis while Chamoun and Gemayel pressed for only a token force. Leftists and Palestinian allies appeared ready to withdraw from central mountains.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Elias Sarkis
Waring
Sarkis Sayin
Kahhaleh
Arab League
Camille Chamoun
Pierre Gemayel
Sarkis
British government narrowly survives crucial Commons challenge
In London the Labour government won a vital vote by 311 to 310 on restricting debate over a plan to nationalize aircraft and shipbuilding. The victory hinged on one extra vote from Frank Maguire, with Tory and Labour MPs constrained by illness and even a nursing mother attending to ensure survival.
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London
UPI
Britain
James Callaghan
Frank Maguire
Northern Ireland
Labor
Maguire
Fermanagh
Callaghan
Arlington gym plan faces funding questions Friday vote
Arlington voters will decide at Arlington Memorial High School whether to pursue a new gym and renovations costing about 656,352. State funds are unlikely as federal HEW money would cover 70 percent, with 30 percent from the state or local sources. Officials warn state matching is not guaranteed and uncertainty remains about eligibility and process.
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Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Edward Fabian
Fabian
The
Arlington School Board
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
George A. Sleeman
Arlington Board
Public Works Act
HEW
Sleeman
Lee Arlington
Griffin's loses tax case in U S Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court ruled against Griffin's Inc of Arlington Vermont in a dispute over New York sales tax on goods sold to Vermont residents. The decision, written by Justice Potter Stewart, directs a lower three judge court to dismiss Griffin's federal suit under the Johnson Act, upholding state tax collection rights and signaling a procedural victory for states in border area commerce.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Arlington, Vt
New York State
Vermont
Potter Stewart
Griffin’s Inc
Arlington
New York
UPI
Griffin’s
New
Arlington Furniture
Bennington
Williams and Wickes
Supreme Court
Trial could start today in Hohman murder case
In Addison County Superior Court jurors near completion for the George Hohman first degree murder trial in the Peterson case. The venue moved to Middlebury amid publicity while jurors are chosen in secret. details emerged from pretrial hearings about the murder and the defendant’s state and movements.
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Middlebury
George Hohman
Bennington
Addison County
Hohman
Mary Ann Peterson
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Buck Hill
Shaftsbury
Meranes
Dier
Inside Local Highlights Rotarian Vermont Visit and Reflections
Rotarians tour the Vermont Veterans Home as Salmon reflects on loss and Burns comments on Hacker's loss. The page also notes Tom Wicker on Carter democracy phrasing and Tom Braden on his son and two goats.
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Vermont
Salmon
Burns
Hacker
Tom Wicker
Jimmy Carter
Tom Braden
Justice Department weighs indictments of FBI officials
Justice Department lawyers say they have evidence to support criminal charges against 10 to 20 current or former FBI officials linked to illegal investigative methods. The civil rights division prepared a memorandum after months of grand jury testimony and documents, and will present it to Attorney General Levi with a request to seek indictments.
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Washington — Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department
Civil Rights Division
New York City
Weather Underground
Bureau
Surce
Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
Levi
Lee
Snelling on Vermont governorship and his plans
Gov elect Richard Snelling outlines in a Rod Clarke interview his return to politics and the goals he aims to pursue as Vermont’s first non lawyer governor in a generation. He discusses his philosophy, personal background, and the shift from business to public service after long campaigns.
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Richard Snelling
Vermont
Statehouse
UPI
Rod Clarke
Snelling
Richard A. Snelling
Main Street
Bennington
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Purdue
Namath
FBI
John Crewdson
N.Y. Times News Service
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