Vermont Tax Clash Between Salmon and Kennedy Escalates
Vermont GOP nominee Walter Kennedy accuses Gov. Tom Salmon of fabricating claims of no new taxes. Kennedy blasted Salmon over a capital gains tax and linked it to broader tax debates. Salmon defended the tax as funding property relief while Kennedy countered on elderly relief and fiscal promises.
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Norman James
Kennedy
Tom Salmon
Walter Kennedy
Adolf Hitler
Vermont
James
Shaftsbury man robbed at gunpoint two men held
A Shaftsbury man was robbed of about 80 dollars after picking up two Rutland men on Route 7 in Pownal. The suspects, James E. Kinne and Wilder C. Stockwell, 38 and 60, were arrested in Williamstown, Massachusetts, and held in Berkshire County Jail on 5000 dollar bail each. They face armed robbery charges and will appear in court Tuesday. extradition to Vermont possible.
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Pownal
Williamstown
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Berkshire House of Corrections
Pittsfield
Vermont
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James E. Kinne
Wilder C. Stockwell
Rutland
Alvaro
Green Mountain Track
Massachusetts
Raymond G. Bolton
Bolton
Kissinger Gandhi meetings thaw U S Indian tensions
Secretary of State Kissinger and Prime Minister Gandhi held two talks totaling 1 hour 50 minutes in New Delhi. Indian officials signaled President Ford may visit India soon and Kissinger signed an accord with Foreign Minister Chavan to create a Joint Indo American Commission.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Indira Gandhi
U.S
Kissinger
Pakistan
United States
India
Ford
Indian Subcontinent
Jaworski attacked over silence in Watergate trial
Defense lawyers accuse Leon Jaworski of breaking a gag rule and discussing the Watergate case publicly. Judge Sirica reiterates the gag rule while prosecutors plan to call about 35 witnesses, including E. Howard Hunt Jr., as court witnesses.
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Washington
UPI
Leon Jaworski
E. Howard Hunt Jr
John J. Wilson
White House
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Jaworski
James F. Neal
Lacovara
John J. Sirica
Washington Post Today
Sirica
Hunt
Nixon faces possible surgery as leg circulation worsens
Former president Richard Nixon, described as pale and drawn, begins a week of tests to decide if surgery is needed to halt deterioration of blood flow in his left leg. Doctors say he is unlikely to testify at the Watergate trial and may remain hospitalized for months under close medical supervision.
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Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Washington
Wixon
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Nixon
Wiley Barker
Scott Driscoll
Ucla Medical School
Ron Ziegler
San Clemente
Manslaughter charged in auto deaths in Milton
Burlington businessman Louis Young Sr., 59, faces manslaughter charges over a Saturday night Route 7 head on crash near Milton Shopping Center that killed mother Joan Elie, 36, and three of her children, Lisa 9 Bradley 14 and Brian 12. Surviving children Bruce 10 and Jean 11 were treated for injuries.
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Burlington
UPI
Louis Young Sr
Route
Milton
Joan Elie
Lisa
Bradley
Brian
Vermont Medical Center
Bruce
Jean
Young
Elieworth
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
St. Peter rails against Vermont secretary of state record
Rutland cleaning firm head St. Peter hopes to unseat three term incumbent Richard C. Thomas in the Vermont Democratic primary. He cites three flaws: misstaffed election details, punchcard ballots and dubious write ins, plus an incorrect filing deadline. He promises clearer election information and stronger lobbyist disclosure.
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Vermont
St. Peter
Rutland
Richard C. Thomas
Thomas
Liberty Union
Todd Manley
Burlington
Montpelier
State Supreme Court
Caledonia
Alaska
Watergate
Inside Democrats eye gains in Senate races
Afield coverage notes that Democratic strategists forecast gains in several Senate contests this year as national dynamics shift and party efforts focus on key races across the map.
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