Arlington townhall stage success for On Deck musical
The town hall of Arlington sold out on Thursday and Friday as On Deck premiered. Frank Hall, author and director, earned high praise for writing and staging the comedy with net proceeds near 145 dollars to be shared with the director. Later items note a serious accident involving Truman Mallory, a hospital donation by the Colgate family, a high school gym rental dispute, Tyler Resch becoming managing editor, a new school dental program, and brief historical notes from 1903 to 1972.
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Arlington
Frank Hall
T. J. Mallory
West Road
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mallory Farm
Colgate
James S. Dennis
William Travers Jerome
Ben Mont
Tyler Resch
Lawrence K. Miller
Banner
Resch
W. Arthur Grant
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Pownal
Congressman's Report Why the shortages of fuel
Congressman's report discusses energy shortages and rising prices in Vermont focusing on electricity gasoline oil and gas. He notes changes in availability and pricing and anticipates further shifts impacting daily life and the economy. The piece includes additional critical reflections on totalitarian themes and mental health in a separate satirical passage.
The Smile Behind the Mustache and a Nuclear Era
A colorful critique of a powerful figure likening him to a smiling Stalin figure, then shifts to a sober policy address on energy shortages. The speaker warns of gasoline and heating oil scarcities, urges conservation, and outlines options to boost supply such as Alaska oil, offshore drilling, or imports while noting environmental and political drawbacks. It calls for temporary rationing and a push for legislative action to protect independents and ensure fair access.
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Alaska Pipeline
New England
Congress
Committees
Peterson case raises questions on Watergate policy
The article argues Henry Peterson briefed as a public prosecutor and publicist, claiming he influenced the Agnew case with a prejudicial TV remark. It calls for Attorney General Richardson to fire Peterson to uphold fair trial standards and curb media pressure on juries.
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Henry Peterson
CBS
Fred Graham
Agnew
Justice Department
Congress
Peterson
Senate
Watergate Committee
White House
Department of Justice
Richardson
Grand Jury
U.S
United States
Justice
FBI
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Henry Ford
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Newport
Vietnam
Fischetti
Earthlab
Richard W. Mallary
Washington
Stalin
Ministry of Thought
K.G.B
Josef
Santa Claus
Kremlin
Russia
Vishinsky
Yakir and
Krasin
Sakharov
Solzhenitsyn
Moscow
America
Cost of Living Council
Spiro Agnew
Baltimore
Mr. Richardson
Acabe Optical
North Street
Bennington
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bromley Mountain
Vermont
Bromley Management Corporation
Manchester Center
Bromley
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