Arlington Man Arraigned Here
Arlington man Harry J. McDermott was arraigned in Bennington District Court on a charge of negligent use of firearms causing property destruction after eight shots hit the Towne home of Arlington High School Principal William Towne. Bail set at 5000, case continued to Nov 24.
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Arlington
Arlington High School
William Towne
Harry J. McDermott
Crow Hill Road
Bennington District Court
Rutland
John P. Morrissey
U.S. 7
Selectmen
Intrepid Moon Walk by Conrad and Bean Sets Apollo Record
Apollo 12 astronauts Charles H. Conrad and Alan L. Bean land on the Moon in the Ocean of Storms, plant the flag, and set up a mobile science station. The pair spend about four hours on the surface, deploying instruments while overcoming camera malfunctions that hindered color television transmissions.
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Richard F. Gordon
Conrad
America
Neil
Armstrong
Bean
Moon
Earth
Intrepid
Houston Control
Space Agency
United
Simple Rites Set for Kennedy Cushing Will Celebrate Mass
Hyannis Port Mass honors Joseph P Kennedy as family mourns in a simple service. The former ambassador, 81, died after an eight year fight with heart disease. Funeral is planned for Thursday with Rose Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy among mourners in a family observance at the home chapel.
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Kennedy
Cushing
Hyannis Port
Mass
UPI
Joseph P. Kennedy
Nantucket Sound
Presi
John J. Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
White House
Sound
Richard Cushing
Boston
St. Francis Xavier Church
Holyhood Cemetery
Brookline
Rose
Edward
Senate Passes Draft Lottery in Congress
The Senate approved Nixon's draft lottery bill by voice vote after quick debate, sending it to the President to sign. It ends a six year exposure period by introducing a one year draft for 19 year olds and repeals a provision that blocked lottery selection. Senate hearings on broader reform are promised next year under Stennis, with Kennedy seeking wider changes but agreeing to hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
House
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Senate Armed
Vote Set for Friday as 47 Senators Oppose Haynsworth
Washington UPI report shows Sen. John J. Williams announces opposition to Clement Haynsworth and Sen. Ted Stevens backs confirmation. The tally reaches 47 opposing and 42 supporting publicly or privately, with 11 undeclared. Debate centers on a Friday 1 p.m. EST roll call to decide the fate of the South Carolina judge.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Williams
Del
Senate
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Williams
Haynsworth
Stevens
Delaware
Caleb J. Boggs
Boggs
Mike Mansfield
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hyannis Port
Judiciary Committee
Ority
Greenville
S.C
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John G. Tower
Rtex
Ralph Tyler Smith
Bill
Zoning Hearing Tonight Tense Town Meeting Timeline
Bennington selectmen held an executive session to discuss personalities with the planning commission ahead of tonight's 7 30 public hearing on the permanent zoning ordinance at Bennington Elementary School. Officials debated interim versus permanent zoning and criticized planners while two mobile home applications were postponed until after the hearing.
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Town Planning Commission
Bennington
Planning Commission
Joseph E. Higgins
Alexander B. R. Drysdale
J. Duncan Campbell
Edward R. Lamb
Thomas H. Foster
Charles Tilgner III
Eugene Burt
Town Water and Sewer Commission
Selectmen
Commission
Higgins
Northern Terminals Inc
U.S. 7
Monument Plaza
Francis Frazier
Pownal
Freamon Becker
Gore Road
Hazel Bleau
Lyons
Howard Davis
Lamb
Selectman Campbell
Inside editorial on Vermont State Police issues
An editorial highlights the chief problem of the Vermont State Police and the gulf between law and justice in the nation as Greg Guma continues his analysis. Hoosick Falls Central School hosts the New York State chorus and band event this weekend at the district.
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Vermont
Greg Guma
Hoosick Falls Central School
New York
Vermont tax relief for elderly eyed as unlikely
Vermont Tax Commissioner Lawrence Wright doubts the state will spend the $1 million set for elderly property tax relief. He cites Wisconsin's poor uptake of a similar program and urges outreach while considering changes to the law, including a higher $300 max, a higher 7 percent cap, or expanding to disabled fixed-income individuals.
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Montpelier
Wupd
Lawrence Wright
Wright
Wisconsin
Vermont
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