Mt Anthony cross country runs in brisk Park Street workout
Mt Anthony runners braved chilly conditions for a Park Street workout ahead of their Saturday meet in Troy New York. Duncan Whitney Dan Amadon John Burdick and freshman Mark Page paced the session after last Friday's 15-50 win over South Glens Falls and a course record that day.
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Mt. Anthony
Duncan Whitney
Dan Amadon
South Glens Falls
N.Y
John Burdick
Mark Page
Arab leaders sign Lebanon cease fire plan with 30000 troop force
Six Arab leaders meet in Riyadh to pledge a Lebanon cease fire within two months and to deploy a 30000 member Arab peace keeping force. The accord calls for withdrawal of gunmen within ten days and removal of armed manifestations within two weeks, with Palestinian forces to curtail intervention under the Cairo accord.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
API
Lebanon
Arkoub
Cairo
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
PLO
Sarkis
al Ahram
Egypt
Syria
Sadat
Sinai
Israel
Kissinger signals stronger U S stance on China policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger stated that China’s territorial integrity is vital to world stability and warned against any massive outside assault. He did not specify U S actions but indicated deterrence toward a Soviet attack on China and left open arms sales to China.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
U.S
China
Harvard
Kissinger
Soviet Union
United States
Ford Watergate probe urged before election
Rep Holtzman urged Attorney General Levi to seek a ruling on whether President Ford lied under oath about Watergate in 1973. She pressed Special Prosecutor Ruff to investigate claims Ford tried to halt the Nixon era probe, noting Nixon and Dean discussed urging Ford to intervene. Ford testified in 1973 that he sought to prevent the probe but denied recall of White House talks.
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Holtzman
Edward Levi
Ford
New York Democrat
Levi
Miss Holtzman
House Judiciary Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
Charles F.C. Ruff
Nixon White House
White House
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Patman
Dean
Dick Cook
Ruff
Justice Department
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Snelling charges Vt Yankee negligence in spill
Republican candidate Richard Snelling criticized Vermont Yankee's management over the July 83,000 gallon radioactive fluid spill into the Connecticut River. He called for higher accountability, opposed a nuclear moratorium, and said no plans for new plants exist while NRC studies safety factors proceed. He also urged improved state employee relations and merit-based pay, arguing morale is the worst among state workers.
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Connecticut
Tis
Snelling
Vermont
Stella Hackel
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Vermont Democrats split threaten 1978 campaign hopes
National Democrats fear a deep rift in Vermont after a three way gubernatorial primary left the party fractured. Key Democrats refused to back nominee Stella Hackel, risking gains in next month's elections. Carter aides in Vermont expect unity appeals from Chip Carter during his Wednesday stop in Plains, Georgia.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Stella Hackel
Plains
Jimmy Carter
Chip
Jules Brulator
Carter
Brulator
Meaker frames own case as the people's lawyer
Republican John P. Meaker argues for a leaner attorney general’s office and faster response to Vermont needs. He criticizes incumbent M. Jerome Diamond for missing the budget deadline and says the office has grown too large. He favors using more para legal staff while pledging practical reform.
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John P. Meaker
M. Jerome Diamond
Diamond
Meaker
Meaker Argued That the Size of the Attorney General's Office
Inside Local and Page Highlights Across MAU and Politics
On the Inside Local outlines adult education courses at MAU and Salmon charges. A set of editorials ponders Carter’s rapport with the black community and criticizes Hacker and Snelling for talking dollars without sense. John Gould discusses the lowly toad’s garden value. Safire attacks Kissinger in a separate column. County notes include foliage pockets, an Orrin Beattie interview, Hoosick Falls planning debate, and Seabrook nuclear support in N H. Carter leads in New England but trails in Vermont. Voyage records and a hopeful new book review head Page 9. World Series coverage today and yesterday includes Grogan and the Pats, Rozelle, and Ali in court.
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Tom Braden
Carter
Hacker
Snelling
John Gould
Safire
Henry Kissinger
Orrin Beattie
North Shire
Hoosick Falls
N.H
Seabrook
Grogan and
Pats
Jets
Rozelle
Ali
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Beirut
Sidon
Tripoli
Hafez Assad
Elias Sarkis
Anwar Sadat
Khaled
Sabah al Salem al Sabah
Kuwait
Palestine Liberation
People’s Lawyer
By John Leaning
Dousers
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Harry A. Pate
Michigan
Mau
Salmon
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