Salmon to address clean water session in Boston
Vermont Governor Thomas P. Salmon will speak at a national conference on Water Clean Up and the Land in Boston November 5 and 6. He speaks at 8 45 a m on November 6 at the Copley Plaza Hotel. The EPA and Interior sponsor the event with officials from federal and state levels focusing on outdoor recreation, shoreland protection, and water quality, with Salmon addressing public investments in water pollution control from a state perspective.
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Boston
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
Salmon
Environmental Protection Agency
Department of the Interior
Copley Plaza Hotel
New England
Seward Weber
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Weber
Dash urges full Nixon data from Watergate probe
Sam Dash former chief counsel of the Senate Watergate Committee calls for a complete wind up report by the Watergate Special Prosecution Force. He urges Charles Ruff to draft an account then submit it to Nixon for review before publication as a government document.
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Boston
UPI
Christian Science Monitor Today
Sam Dash
Senate Watergate Committee
Cash
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Monitor
Washington
Dash
Charles Ruff
Nixon
State Common Cause conference set for Saturday
The second annual State Common Cause meeting will take place at Killington Convention Hall in Sherburne. Registration runs 9 to 10 a.m. with workshops on Vermont organization and tasks, a luncheon noon to 2 p.m. featuring Fred Werthheimer, additional workshops 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., and a general session 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. Gov. Thomas P. Salmon is invited to answer questions, cocktails at 5 p.m. Lunch is $3.50, with Killington Condotel accommodations at $20 per person. Public welcome.
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Sherburne
Common Cause
Killington
Vermont
Fred Wertheimer
Thomas P. Salmon
Killington Condotel
Town taxes due by November 4 reminder
Treasurer Alma Langlois reminded residents that town property taxes are due by November 4. About 100 poll tax forms were returned with addresses unknown but taxes remain due. after November 4 an 8 percent penalty applies off the top, plus 0.5 percent per month.
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Alma Langlois
Funeral Held for Donald G. Clark in Little Falls
The funeral for Donald G. Clark of 533 Garden St Little Falls N Y who died Friday at Little Falls Hospital was held Monday at St Francis de Sales Church The Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial was offered by Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan A prayer service at Mahar Son Funeral Home preceded the Mass Burial was in St Patrick's Cemetery Wallingford with committal prayers by Rev Raymond Walsh pastor of St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church Wallingford
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Donald G. Clark
Garden St
Little Falls
N.Y
Bennington
Little Falls Hospital
St. Francis de Sales Church
Msgr
Francis B. Flanagan
Mahar & Son
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Wallingford
Raymond Walsh
St. Patrick’s
Trial May Address When Life Begins In Graverobbing Case
Four Boston City Hospital doctors face trial in Suffolk County Superior Court on grav robbing charges over 1971 72 fetal tissue experiments approved by the hospital and patients The case tests the definition of a human being and life and could set broad precedent with a January hearing in Boston The probe also linked to Dr Kenneth Edelin whose manslaughter conviction is under appeal
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UPI
Neil L. Chavet
Suffolk County Superior Court
Boston City Hospital
Leonard Berman
David Charles
Leon Sabath
Agneta Philipson
New England Journal of Medicine
Chayet
Kenneth Edelin
Westhampton
William Slack
Kingsley
Ibrook Miller
State Supreme Court
Stamp exhibit to mark Monadnock Club anniversary in Keene
A stamp exhibit and sale for the Monadnock Stamp Club's 20th anniversary will be held in Keene, New Hampshire on Saturday, Nov. 8 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Door prizes will be hourly and admission is free. A Halloween party for Bennington children is hosted by Southern Vermont College Student Government this Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. with free candy, pumpkins, cider and apples while supplies last.
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Dorothy Kelly
Ralph Jackson
Sal Macarie
BenMont Avenue
Keene, N.H
Monadnock Stamp Club
Bennington
Southern Vermont College
Woodstock man hails Sadat as a great man of peace
Douglas Ross met Anwar Sadat in Egypt and praised him as a leader who can advance world peace. Ross sent flowers to Sadat, who later phoned Ross in Woodstock, expressing friendship. Ross, with Harvard training in international law, spoke of his admiration for Egypt and the Egyptian president.
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Woodstock
UPI
Douglas Ross
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Ross
Sadat
Mideast
Harvard
Dartmouth University
Island Pond Vietnamese family to leave town
A Vietnamese family sponsored in Island Pond Vermont will depart the 1200 resident town, citing isolation from metropolitan centers. Sponsors say Tran Van Sam, wife Nam, and 11 children struggle to gain self sufficiency, with work limited to local restaurant duties and lodging. The move follows earlier controversy when refugees faced opposition over costs and integration.
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Island Pond
UPI
Vermont
Tran van Sam
Nam
Jean Bresciani
Tran
Saigon
Ronald Gabernault
Utilities evade taxes say VPIRG highlights Vermont firms
The Vermont Public Interest Research Group says Vermont Yankee, Green Mountain Power, and Vermont Electric Power paid no state or federal income taxes in 1974, with CVPS also paying little. VPIRG cites $4 million in phantom federal taxes passed to customers and calls for closing loopholes. Utilities dispute the claims, stressing deferred taxes and legal accounting.
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Vermont Yankee
Federal Power Commission
State Public Service Board
Bluestein
Yankee
CVPS
Thomas Hurcomb
Hurcomb
GMP
Peter McTague
McTague
Woodworking course offered by Bennington Recreation
The Bennington Recreation Department offers a nine week woodworking course for adults 18 and over starting Thursday November 6. Classes run Thursdays 7 to 9 pm at United Counseling Services Building 219 BenMont Ave. Fee six dollars plus wood cost. materials provided. Enrollment limited to 10. preregistration required. call 442-5446 for registration and details.
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Bennington
Burden Iron Works tour rescheduled to November 8
The Oct. 18 tour of the Upper Burden Iron Co. Works in Troy is moved to Saturday, Nov. 8 led by Architect James McKinney. The route along Wynantskill features Waterpower systems, iron works and the 60-foot Burden Water Wheel. Meet Woodside Presbyterian Church Campbell Avenue at 1 p.m. Admission is $1 for adults 50 cents for students. Rain date is Sunday, Nov. 9 at the same time.
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Troy
N.Y
Upper Burden Iron Co. Works
James McKinney
Wynantskill
Woodside Presbyterian Church
Campbell Avenue
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