Mt Anthony Board Backs VSSDA Probe and Griffis Removal
Mt Anthony school directors vote by one margin to back a Vermont State School Directors Association probe into the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union starting Dec 4. They also approve recommending Griffis be removed from the VSSDA fact finding panel, though the effect remains unclear.
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Mt. Anthony
Vermont
VSSDA
Orrin Griffis
Clyde Burgess
David Adler
Raymond C. Murray
Antoinette Button
Ivor Pelsue
Lawrence Harrington
Marion Smith
Oakley Frost
Barth Vander Els
Robert McWaters
Joseph Hall
Adler
Griffis
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Charles Nichols
The
Vermont Education Association
VEA
Bennington
MAU Board
Vermont population grows but birth rate declines
Vermont's population reached an estimated 465000 as of July 1, up from the 1970 census. The state Department of Health Statistics Division reports the growth is slowing for births and net migration for the second year in a row, despite an overall increase since 1970.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Department of Health
U.S
BSD salary panel ejects reporter from meeting
A Bennington School District committee of teachers and board members met in secret to discuss teacher salaries and other personnel matters. The panel, chaired by Bennington College professor, excluded a Banner reporter, citing right to know questions about the committee’s scope and its contract duties through March 1974. Members include BSD directors Allen Steffen and Carroll.
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John Leaning
Bennington School District
BSD
Bennington College
Brown
Bennington
David J. Allen
Thomas Steffen
Joseph Carroll
New England Energy Crisis Spurs Regional Measures and Proposals
Regional actions emerge as New England faces fuel shortages. Massachusetts considers a one to six month sentence for gasoline theft from vehicles. Amtrak urged to run a day train Washington to Montreal to bolster transit. Officials warn against home gasoline stockpiling. Governor Sargent and MA lawmakers eye a special session. Dartmouth lengthens Christmas break and lowers campus thermostats. Gasoline can shortages strain taxicab fleets. CT enforces 50 mph limit with arrests and warnings. Vermont contemplates delaying January session to save energy. Local stores report scarce gasoline cans and ski areas seek Sunday sale allowances to aid skiers.
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New England
Massachusetts
George D. Mendonca
New Bedford
Maine
Commissioner of Public Safety
Washington
UPI
George Aiken
R-Vt
Amtrak
Montreal
Aiken
Roger Lewis
John Love
Vermont
Hazard
Col
Parker F. Hennessey
Thomas Needham
Cranston
R.I
Philip Noel
Rhode Islanders
Rhode Island
Francis Sargent
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority
Boston
Callahan and
Sumner
Dartmouth College
John Kemeny
Connecicut
Thomas Meskill
Connecticut
Silvio O. Conte
Rmass
Nixon
Conte
Museum of Science
Barre
Wilfred Fisher
Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
Dave Masse
Masse Hardware
Cambridge
John V. Geary
Berkshire Hills Conference
Sargent
Berkshire County
Geary
Vermont fears stun from gasless Sundays impact
Vermont Governor Thomas P. Salmon warned that President Nixon’s plan to close gas stations on Saturdays nights and Sundays will severely hurt the recreation sector led by skiing. Officials say the Killington area could adjust with shuttle travel and modified weekend passes as fuel limits bite.
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Vermont
Montpelier
UPI
Thomas P. Salmon
Nixon
Donald Webster
Inside Catholic educator critiques pentecostalism
A Catholic educator offers critical views on pentecostalism in a thoughtful column. The piece analyzes religious movements, contrasts doctrines, and considers their social impact within the community.
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Sleeman
Tom Braden
Gen. Haig
Richardson
William Safire
County Medical Society
Nixon to reveal income tax data amid Watergate push
President Nixon told a bipartisan Senate group he plans to release parts of his income tax returns for 1970 and 1972. The session in the White House solarium also touched on energy, the Arab world, and Kissinger’s trip, with lawmakers noting the discussion largely reiterated prior statements on Watergate. Sirica retains custody of 10 Nixon tapes as he weighs which to show to a grand jury amid secrecy rulings.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Henry A. Kissinger
China
Middle East
Humphrey
Watergate
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Gale McGee
Dwyo
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Bennett Johnston
D-La
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Hijacked jet refuels in Dubai as hostage volunteers emerge
In Valletta the Dutch KLM 747 was freed of 255 captives by three Arab guerrillas who then refueled in Dubai for a five and a half hour leg toward Baghdad. The Dubai official noted no new demands and 2,000 gallons were pumped aboard before the plane resumed its flight.
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Beirut
UPI
Valletta
Malta
Persian Gulf
Dubai
Royal Dutch Airlines
KLM
Damascus
Cyprus
Libya
Tripoli
Aden
A.W. Withholt
Baghdad
Kuwait
Tholt
Tokyo
Experts Doubt Woods Tape Erasure Was Accidental
Los Angeles experts questioned Rose Mary Woods account of punching the record key while foot Pedal control kept tape running erasing Nixon-Haldeman meeting. Technicians deem the accident technically unlikely with Uher recorders and say the described humming noise does not align with erase. Industry officials doubt such an error could occur and argue the set up would prevent it.
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Los Angeles
API
Rose Mary Woods
White House
Los Angeles Times
Miss Woods
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
George Mungan
Magnetic Tvi Corp
Carl Bennett
Martell Electronics
U.S
Uher Machines
Miss. Woods
William Lindsey
Bennett
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Teaning Raymond Murray
Mt. Anthony Union
USSDA
N.E
United Press International
Donald Lyons
Travel and Information Division
Agency of Development and Community Affairs
Webster
Killington
Foster Chandler
Rocky Mountain
Chandler
John Randolph
North Bennington
Ship of State
Seafarers Union
Statler-Hilton
Paul Hall
Frank Larkin
Audio Video Craft Inc
Uher
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