Coyotes in Vermont Seen as Healthy Predators Rising
Vermont Fish and Game officials say coyotes are now residents of most communities and may require protection from unrestricted hunting. Day notes coyotes appeared in New England 15 to 20 years ago, with 89 specimens since 1969 confirming true coyotes. Description includes grizzly coat, dark back stripe, bushy tail tipped in black, long legs, and weights around 30 to 40 pounds for both genders.
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Mt. Anthony
Fish and Game Department
Vermont
Benjamin Day
Day
Smithsonian Museum
Washington
Buses Will Roll in Bennington County Next Wednesday
Arlington officials announce Bennington County Regional Commission plans to start bus service on Wednesday, Oct. 27. Bennington Regional Transit has added insurance to meet higher minimums. details on added coverage remain undisclosed. The Banner will publish the bus schedules Monday.
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Maggie C. Bucholt
Arlington
Bennington County
John G. Simson
Bennington County Regional Commission
BCRC
Bennington Regional Transit Inc
Simson
BRTI
Automobile Insurance Plan Service Office
Aipso
Vermont Department of Banking and Insurance
Youth board forms at Bennington Recreation Center
By Elizabeth Dwyer the article describes youths forming a board inside the Bennington Recreation Center with participants sitting cross legged on mats and others around the room, signaling an emerging student group and community initiative.
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Bennington Recreation Center
Vermont Yankee shuts down Vernon cooling towers
Inside Local recounts Vermont Yankee shutting Vernon cooling towers while Vermont is called radical yet the best state by Sen Aiken. Other notes include Kit Foster rhododendron planting on Main Street and Tom Braden on Carter, plus page references to editorials, and a Youth Advisory Committee meeting discussing a 14 member board to fund and guide youth activities.
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Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Salmon
N.Y. Times
Sen. Aiken
Vermont
Kit Foster
Main Street
Tom Braden
Jimmy Carter
James Reston
Merritt Hewitt
Arlington
North Bennington
Patriots
O.J
NBA
Ford on oil embargo would not tolerate it
President Ford warned he would not tolerate another Arab oil embargo though he said current Middle East policy makes one highly unlikely. He claimed diplomatic efforts have earned broad confidence among Israel and Arab states and that a new Arab Israeli war and embargo are improbable for the next six to twelve months. He criticized Jimmy Carter as naive about diplomacy and accused him of giving Playboy an interview. Carter pledged to end the boycott if elected.
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Vermont
Day
Dead Creek
Addison County
New England
Washington
Ford
Middle East
White House
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Playboy Magazine
Carter
U.S
Plains
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Playboy
Newsweek
Bellow wins Nobel Prize for Literature in 1976 sweep
American Saul Bellow, 61, Chicago professor, wins the 1976 Nobel Prize for Literature. The Swedish Academy lauds his human understanding and inner self focus, marking a historic U S sweep as Americans win most Nobel prizes this year. Bellow has taught at Princeton, Yale, Minnesota. He was born in Lachine Quebec and grew up in Chicago.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Saul Bellow
United States
Swedish Academy
Bellow
University of Chicago
Princeton
Yale
University of Minnesota
Maupassant
Henry James
Flaubert
Academy
Partisan Review
Harpers Bazaar
The
New Yorker Magazine
Lachine
Quebec
Montreal
Chicago
Humboldt Park District
Gap in teachers fund sparks call for outside audit
Vermont Education Association executive director Charles Ochmanski will seek an independent outside audit of the state Teachers Retirement Fund. A study by Timothy Bates of the University of Vermont shows the assets to liabilities gap rising from 13.2 million in 1974 to 26.8 million, with solvency shrinking 103 percent in two years. Bates notes rising beneficiary numbers, a static workforce, and an aging average teacher age, with 60.5 percent of corporate bonds rated AA in 1975 dropping to 21.07 percent in 1976. He cites 1974 liabilities at about 96 million versus 83 million assets covering 86 percent, and 1976 liabilities at 114.2 million versus 87.4 million assets covering 76 percent. Hackel campaign officials declined immediate comment.
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Stella Hackel
Bates
Vermont
Hackel
Ochmanski
Alden Frames 1976 Vermont Race Around Confidence in Government
In Bennington, Democratic lieutenant governor hopeful John T. Alden argues for voter trust amid a fierce Vermont gubernatorial contest. He notes cross-party backing for Republican Richard Snelling, critiques opponent Buckley’s mudslinging, and emphasizes “confidence in government” as the central theme while predicting the race may go to the legislature due to Bernard Sanders’s third party bid.
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Vermont
Bennington
John T. Alden
Stella B. Hackel
Richard A. Snelling
Alden
Bennington County
The
Banner
Bernard Sanders
Liberty Union
Sanders
T. Garry Buckley
Dorset
Buckley
Charley
Garry
Windsor County
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Coyotes
By John Leaning
Ben Day
State Fish and Game Department
Jean Baldwin
Fidelity and Casualty Insurance
Rutland
Fidelity and Casualty
Elizabeth Dwyer
Youth Information Center
YIC
East Main Street
Lee Ford
Augie March
Henderson
Herzog
Mr Sammler
Sen
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