American matador Richard Corey tops Spanish ranks in Guadalajara
Richard Corey, 29, a Miami University economics graduate from Charleston, West Virginia, became the second American full matador in Spain after three years as an apprentice in Mexico. In Guadalajara he faced two bulls, killed the first with a sword, and earned an ear for artistry, amid a 3000-person crowd.
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Charleston
W.va
Spain
Guadalajara
Madrid
Mexico
Bok
Bryn Mawr
Curtis Publishing Co
Stanford
Harvard Law School
Law Review
Judge Advocate General’s Corps
George Wachiner— University
Law School
Graduate Schools of Business and Government
Sissela Ann Myrdal
Gunnar Myrdal
Paris
Bok pledges he will maintain Harvard's independent status
Harvard’s new president Derek C Bok vows to preserve the university’s freedoms and standards amid pressures from society and outside funding. In his installation address he warned against ties to grant money, taxed land, or public funding eroding teaching and research quality.
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Harvard
Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Derek C. Bok
Nathan M. Pusey
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
New York
C. Douglas Dillon
U.S. Treasury
Kennedy and Johnson
General Court
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Developers Charged With Broken Promises At Quechee
A Quechee Lakes Development Corp landowner vows to raise complaints at the first annual land owners meeting Saturday in Hartford Town with attorney Robert H. Arnold of Glastonbury filing a letter signed by 12 owners accusing the firm of violating promises about 2000 vacation homes and 500 condominiums. Arnold says the project cuts lot sizes to half an acre, reserves less land, and creates clustered suburban development while delaying a portable pool and golf course features. Davidson counters Arnold helped draft plans and knew half the property would remain open and condominiums would be built as approved.
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Quechee
UPI
Quechee Lakes Development Corp
Hartford Town
Robert H. Arnold
Glastonbury
Conn
Fas
Arnold
Quebec
L. John Davidson
Quebec Lakes
Connecticut
Davidson
Quechee Lake
Quechee Lakes
Vermont GOP primary race weighs campaign spending limits
In Montpelier UPI reports Republican candidates Thomas Alden Mallary clash over spending limits. Secretary of State Richard C. Thomas says he will abide by a 7500 primary cap for state offices while Mallary and Alden discuss restricting campaign expenditures and packaging. The six-way GOP race for the nomination leads to a November contest against a four-man Democratic field.
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John Alden
Windsor County
Richard Mallary
Alden
Mallary
Vermont
Lawrence Associates
Boston
Mallory
Deane C. Davis
Thomas
Army Corps warns of erosion along New England coast
The U S Army Corps of Engineers reports over 200 miles of New England shoreline critically eroded, with 135 miles in Massachusetts. The survey across 8,600 miles of shore found 1,100 miles critically eroded, most of the coastline privately owned. In Massachusetts the Henry Gay Head Cliffs Martha's Vineyard and several Cape Cod beaches were noted among the affected areas.
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Army Engineer Corps
N.E. Coast
Waltham, Mass
New Hampshire
New England
Massachusetts
Gay Head
Martha’s Vineyard
Cape Cod
Nauset Beach
North Truro
Brant Rock Beach
Marshfield
North Scituate Beach
Nantasket Beach
Hull
Wessagusett Beach
Weymouth
Wollaston Beach
Quincy
Revere Beach
Plum Island
Merrimack River
Around Vermont Razed district to be rebuilt
In Burlington, owners of the Strong Building announce plans to rebuild in the commercial district after a weekend fire that destroyed the five story brick complex. Four partners including Rayden Cody consider a motel or commercial complex with replacement value up to $1 million. Police intensify search for two men seen leaving before the blaze and fire officials deem the fire deliberately set.
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Burlington
UPI
Rayden Cody
Cody
Goddard College President Renews Five Year Term
Gerald S. Witherspoon wins a five year renewal as president of Goddard College in Plainfield. The contract takes effect after his current three year deal ends July 1, 1972. Witherspoon, former Vermont tax commissioner under Gov. Hoff, has led the college since July 1969, following Royce S. Pitkin. Trustees approved the offer after reviewing his past two years amid faculty dissension.
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Witherspoon
Brattleboro Trooper arraignment after shooting at chief
State trooper Robert Murray 26 faces arraignment in Windham District Court on charges of breach of the peace and assault after a weekend shooting incident involving Wilmington Police Chief Charles Goodnow. Murray was arrested Saturday night and later sent to Brattleboro retreat for observation. Springfield layoffs include Fellows Corp. 61 jobs cut Oct. 17, following Vermont Research Corp. cut of 77.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Robert Murray
Windham District Court
Murray
Wilmington
Charles Goodnow
Cohoes Police Face Traffic Charges After Crash
Two Cohoes police officers face charges after a high speed chase ended in a crash. Patrolman George Denis is charged with unsafe operation and disobeying a lawful order, while Sgt. Kenneth Westfall, his supervisor, faces a departmental charge over his commanding officer duties. A report harshly criticized the condition of Cohoes police cars as deplorable and unsafe, released by the officers’ attorney. Denis claims the accelerator pedal stuck during the chase.
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Cohoes
George Denis
Kenneth D. Westfall
J. Albert Barsamian
Denis
Picky crime wave, fires, and fluoridation questions hit Berkshire
Berkshire residents report burglaries with odd thefts including six dozen eggs and every stitch of underwear. Fire chiefs clash over recent blazes while Pittsfield considers fluoridating the water supply. Allendale pharmacy break nets 288 dollars in drugs via roof entry. Adams Taxpayers Association seeks directors with eight seats open and election on October 17.
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UPI
Berkshire County
Stanley Bush
Garrett Hostefer
Allendale
ADAMS
Adams Taxpayers Association
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