Diamond narrows lead in Vermont attorney general race
An unofficial tally from the Vermont secretary of state shows Democrat M Jerome Diamond leading Republican Kimberly Cheney by 73 votes for attorney general, down from a prior margin over 800. Cheney plans a recount. retabulation also affects auditor totals and other statewide races, amid rumors of a political deal denied by GOP leaders.
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Cheney
Windham County
Diamond
Lieutenant Gover
Richard Thomas
Alexander Acebo
Frederick Randler
Brian Burns
Stella Hackel
Burns
T. Garry Buckley
Hackel
Frank Davis
GOP
Stewart Smith
Rutland
Sen
Edward Janeway
Brattleboro
Ulasewicz details Watergate payoff cash deliveries
Former New York cop Anthony P. Ulasewicz testified he delivered about 217000 in cash for the original Watergate defendants using bags in airport lockers and pay phones. He described himself as a messenger, using fictitious names and cash only, with Kalmbach coordinating the operations.
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Washington
UPI
New York
Anthony P. Ulasewicz
Watergate
Ulasewicz
Bronx
Moss resigns as State's Attorney effective Nov. 30
State's Attorney Neil S. Moss announced his resignation, effective November 30, citing the election of Raymond Bolton as the next prosecutor and wishing to enter private practice. Bolton, now deputy, is expected to serve as interim attorney until February 1, 1975.
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Neil S. Moss
Moss
Raymond Bolton
Bolton
South Stream Road
Thomas P. Salmon
St. Joseph College
Optimism for coal settlement in two week strike ending
United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators of America expressed strong optimism about a settlement to end the national soft coal strike. Talks on a full industry package proceeded after Tuesday’s 15 percent hours and caucuses, with estimates the pact could come at any time and end two weeks of disruption across 1,200 mines in 25 states.
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United Mine Workers
UMW
Harry Patrick
Guy Farmer
Bituminous Coal Operators of America
Farmer
Arafat pleads PLO case in historic U.N. speech
Arafat, under tight guard, addressed the U.N. General Assembly calling for a Palestinian National Authority, self determination, and the return of refugees. He urged Jews to live in peace within a democratic Palestine while warning against continued bloodshed. The Israeli delegation seats were empty, and threats prompted heightened security.
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Arafat
U.N
United Nations
UPI
Palestine
Yasser Arafat
U.N. General Assembly
Palestinian National Authority
Assembly
Jewish Defense League
Federal
New York City
Algiers
U.S. Army
U.N. Plaza
PLO
Massada
Mt Anthony board Okays 4 percent living cost rise for teachers
Mt Anthony Union High School board unanimously approved a 4 percent cost of living increase for 165 teachers in the junior and senior high schools. The retroactive payment from last September will appear in the November 21 paycheck, while base pay remains disputed.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
George A. Sleeman
Equinox Corp Buys Own Tennis Courts At Auction
Vermont Equinox Corp. purchased two paddle tennis courts it already owned for 23500 dollars at a public porch auction on Union Street. The event drew lawyers, company officials and curious locals amid a dreary afternoon, as the paddle tennis club doubles as the Equinox Hotel’s core asset with heated, lit courts and a new clubhouse including a sandwich shop.
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Vermont Equinox Corp
Manchester
Vermont
Equinox Corp
Equinox Hotel
Paddle Tennis Club
Union Street
Vermont Equinox
Equinox
Ford Admits Recession Likely As Economy Slows
Washington reports indicate the White House now forecasts a recession as October indicators show GNP decline and rising unemployment. Ford aides push a 5 percent surtax while opposing wage and price controls, arguing inflation and fiscal balance underpin the downturn.
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Washington
Ford
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Scott
Mike Mansfield
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Nessen
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
William E. Seidman
White House
State reviews MAU minimum standards dispute in Bennington
A three member team from the State Education Department will visit Bennington by month end to review the dispute over English class student teacher ratios. The visit hinges on letters from local authorities, with Supt Sleeman and SVEA backing the request for action. The Mt Anthony Union High School Board seeks a full year waiver from the 100:1 standard while teachers push for relief via adding one full time English teacher.
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State Education Department
Bennington
Education Department
Supt
George A. Sleeman
Southwest Vermont Education Association
Mt. Anthony Union
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Johnson
Inside Salmonella in spaghetti spurs church supper hospital visit
On the Inside reports a spaghetti meal outbreak causing several church supper attendees to seek hospital care. The page notes investigation into contamination and public health warnings issued to attendees.
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Gray
Transport Board
Cora Cheney
Mauhs Bulletin
Dorset
John Page
Green Mountain Forest
Steve Garvey
The
Dodgers
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Frederick LaRue
United Press International
General Assembly
MAA Board
Ted Johnson
Banner Today
Sleeman
Russ Garland
Charles Mather
Garland
MAU
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