Vermont side judges weigh appeal after high court ruling
Rutland Superior Court Assistant Judges convene to decide if they will appeal the Vermont Supreme Court exclusion of their participation in criminal cases. The meeting follows the Dunkerley decision and Kasper Jr. pretrial rulings, with potential U S Supreme Court appeal considered.
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High Court
Chittenden County
Winooski Grocery
James Murdock
Scott Dunkerley
Walden
Dunkerley
Supreme Court
Dier
Donoghue
Wheel
Salmon gains in Vermont Senate poll against Stafford
A Burlington poll for the Democratic National Committee shows Gov. Thomas Salmon trailing Sen. Robert Stafford 46 to 42 with 12 percent undecided among 300 likely voters in the November race. Campaign aide Jamele says Salmon is closing the gap, citing Cambridge Survey Research Inc. and Patrick Caddell.
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Robert Stafford
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Stafford
Joseph Jamele
Patrick Caddell
Massachusetts
Jimmy Carter
Caddell
Cambridge Survey Research Inc
Jamele
Rutland Herald
Vermont
Common Cause
Salmon
Citizens Lobby Group
Prostaglandin Capsule Aims At Self Abortion Method
Worcester Foundation researchers led by Dr. Min Chueh Chang test a slow release silicone capsule delivering prostaglandin to induce labor. No human trials yet. aim to terminate pregnancy early with reduced dosage and fewer side effects. Future safety and efficacy remain uncertain.
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UPI
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Boston Sunday Globe
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Globe
Min Chueh Chang
Foundation
Gregory Pincus
Mahlon B. Hoagland
Globe Laboratories
Inside Local Focus Flows From Rotary And Electoral College
UCS psychologist discusses guidance at Rotary meeting. TRB weighs Electoral College anachronism. Reston opens Times query on Gerald Ford's presidential qualifications. Gould explains tamarack names. County updates cover Michael Ford NH tour, Cullinan calls for Democratic unity, Pownal turkey shoot with governor present, bloodmobile in Manchester. Sports wrap notes MAU loss to Springfield, NE Patriots slump, Phils playoff defeat, Yankees split with KC, and a pirate pitcher killed in auto crash.
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TRB
Reston
the Times
Gerald Ford
Gould
The
C. S. Monitor
Michael Ford
N.H
Vermont Senate
Cullinan
Pownal
Manchester
MAU
Springfield
N. E. Patriots
Phils
Yankees
K. C
Arab gunmen storm Syrian embassy in Rome during Lebanon protests
In Rome three Arab gunmen stormed the Syrian embassy, taking hostages to protest Palestinian killings in Lebanon. They fired on staff injuring a consular officer and two Italian employees. After about an hour police surrounded the building and the attackers surrendered.
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Italy
Humin Hatem
Yosef Ro
Parioli
Syria
Nabil Hasnen
Ahmed Ossein
Jaad Mohammed
Palestine Liberation Organization
U S to increase arms aid to Israel
Washington and Tel Aviv announced a stepped up weapons package as President Ford met with Israel's deputy prime minister Yigal Allon. Israel sought modern systems while declining Pershing missiles, with a total aid plan around 2.3 billion dollars for the coming year.
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Allon
Tel Aviv
Carter presses human rights clash as Fordbacking anchors campaign
Carter scorches Ford over Eastern Europe rights arguing Helsinki provisions were abandoned under pressure. Ford, riding momentum from no Russian domination remarks, plans aggressive swing after Oklahoma and Texas. Criswell backs Ford. Carter seeks black and Polish voters while Wisconsin trip looms. Mondale and Dole brace for a lighthearted but pointed debate week.
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Criswell
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Playboy
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Dole
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Diamond campaign likens race to cat and mouse
Vermont attorney general candidate Diamond compares his re election bid to a cat waiting by a mousehole, confident of victory over Rep. John Meaker as Meaker criticizes Diamond for delaying budget filings and other campaign issues. Diamond argues budgets reflect his philosophy and notes most departments have not filed. He touts a plan to bar lawyers from Small Claims Court and asserts Meaker’s limited criticisms amount to an endorsement pending back page details.
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John Meaker
Diamond
Meaker
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