Three men arrested in Manchester slaying case
Police captured Michael J. Martin Richard Minkler and Bonnie Kinney in Rutland on charges tied to the Manchester killing of Harry Cirelli 51 a bartender. They face arraignment in Bennington District Court with additional armed robbery charges for Minkler. A weapon found in the Bardwell Hotel holdup is under lab analysis as autopsy confirms a single chest wound.
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Rutland
Manchester
State
Rutland City
Bennington District Court
Bardwell
Rutland District Court
Harry Cirelli
Palace
Michael J. Martin
North Clarendon
Richard Minkler
Bonnie Kinney
Merchants Row
Stanley Strusinski
Rutland Troop C
Strusinski
Strasinski
Rutland Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Frank Kelley
Martin
Movieland Theater
West Street
Minkler
Ms. Kinney
State Police Crime Lab
Cirelli
New York
Vermont Marble to be sold to Swiss firm in major ownership shift
Vermont Marble Co. controlled by Robert D. Proctor and Mortimer Proctor Trusts, about 70 percent, will transfer to Pluess-Staufer North America Inc. of New York, a subsidiary of a Swiss firm. The change leaves 30 percent with about 90 shareholders. Vermont Marble operates quarries and mills in Danbury and Proctor, employs about 600 in Vermont, and has long ties to former governors serving as presidents.
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Robert D. Proctor Trust
Mortimer Proctor Trust
Vermont
Keyser
Pruess-Staufer
Switzerland
Vermont Company
Vermont Marble Co
Danbury
Proctor
White Pigment Co
Florence
Vermont Marble
Debaters trade barbs in second Ford Carter clash
In a televised showdown Ford and Carter traded charges over foreign policy and defense, with Ford denying Soviet domination of Eastern Europe and Carter accusing Ford of a weak defense plan. The debate was tense and combative, ending with mutual postures of confidence and plans for a final showdown.
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San Francisco
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
America
Eastern
Europe
Soviet Union
Georgetown University
Lev E. Dobriansky
National Captive Nations Committee
Palace of Fine Arts Theater
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Debates in Troy Highlight Opposed Big Government Stance
In Troy five contenders for the 29th District congressional seat debated energy health care and urban issues. Pattison backed national health insurance while rivals argued against federal health programs. Martino urged cost controls and study of relief options, DeYoung opposed national health care, Brooks proposed phasing out Social Security, Ferran warned against subsidizing doctors. The forum aired on WMHT TV.
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Anne Eisenmenger
Troy
N.Y
Edward W. Pattison
Joseph A. Martino
James E. DeYoung
Patricia Brooks
Co-equal Citizen’s
Rocco Ferran
Rensselaer County League of Women Voters
Wmht-Tv
Channel 17
New York Assembly
State Senate
Rensselaer
Brooks
DeYoung
Ferran
Martino
County towns ready for funds countdown
Vermont towns prepare applications under the Federal Public Works Employment Act enacted by President Ford. Local groups, led by the Bennington County Regional Commission, compile twenty page forms for labor-intensive public works projects with long term benefits. Projects include Arlington high school gym addition and Bennington water line extensions.
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Gerald Ford
Public Works
Vermont
Bennington County
North Bennington
David Aldrich
BCRC
Arlington
Donald Sumner
Hershey Associates
Durham
N.H
Bennington
Chapel Road
West Chapel Road
East Road
Bank Street
Rocher Drive
Beech Street
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
George Sleeman
Manchester
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
See Public Works
Thai military leaders consolidate after coup
Bangkok regimes move to enforce censorship and anti Communist conformity after a bloodless coup. Tanks patrol strategic points while editors face licensing demands and closures. Diplomats are called to briefings by the National Evolutionary Administration Council headed by Adm. Sangad Chaloryoo.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
China
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
National Evolutionary Administration Council
Adm
Sangad Chaloryoo
Garden Club Harvest Fall Festival plans unveiled
Inside Local notes big plans for Garden Club’s Harvest Fall Festival with emphasis on community effort to improve the environment. Editorial commentary tackles political debate and national issues, while local zoning and public notices touch on a West Arlington firehouse project.
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Garden Club
Kit Foster
Tom Braden
Carter
West Arlington
Arlington
Hoosick Falls
Manchester
DES
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Mau
Mill River
Texas- Oklahoma
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Dorset
U.S
House
Judson Brown
John Burke
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