Mt Anthony Union Junior High renovation approved by voters
After a year of planning Mt Anthony Union Junior High School renovations won wide approval in a special vote with 197 yes to 43 no and one spoiled ballot. A crowd of 241 cast ballots at a 20 minute floor meeting as moderator Sal Santarcangelo managed the secret ballot request and collection from Mt Anthony and Bennington districts.
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Bendi
Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School
Union District
Sal Santarcangelo
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Avis Hurley
Woodford
Santarcangelo
Lee JR
Joyce Hall
Mt. Anthony Union
David Adler
Commanding leads in Vermont races show Salmon ahead
Burlington news reports a poll by two college professors showing Gov. Thomas P. Salmon leading for re election with 56 percent support. Salmon's advantage is driven by women voters, while men favor Kennedy. Jeffords leads in the Senate race with 57 percent, Cain 27 percent, Parenti 6 percent, and 10 percent undecided. Poll dates Oct 21 24, 300 interviews, error about 6 percent.
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Burlington
UPI
Thomas P. Salmon
James M. Jeffords
Salmon
GOP
Walter L. Kennedy
Liberty Union
Martha Abbott
Kennedy
St. Michael’s College Prefs
Vincent Naramore
Frederick Maher
WVMT
Jeffords
Francis Cain
Liberty
Maher
Naramore
Wonderland promoter takes Act 250 case to state high court
Wildlife Wonderland promoter James D. Kinsey vows to appeal Rutland District Environmental Board ruling that the 65 acre Route 155 project failed four Act 250 criteria. He plans Supreme Court appeal, a reapplication with reinforced testimony, and a public fundraising drive as a statewide information campaign unfolds. Directors approved the plan, with stockholder approval pending at Nov. 14 meeting.
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State
Weston — Manchester
James D. Kinsey
Wildlife Wonderland
State Supreme Court
Rutland District Environmental Commission
People of Vermont
Mount Holly
Weston
Inn At
Rutland District Commission
State Environmental Board
Green Mountain National Forest
Kinsey
Environmental Board
Board of Directors
Vermont
District Commission
Wildlife Wonderland Citizens Appeal Fund
Supreme Court
Wildlife Wonderland Inc
Cor
Nixon Stable After Doctors Fight for Life
Former President Richard Nixon remained in critical but stable condition after a three hour operation and subsequent vascular shock. Doctors said retroperitoneal bleeding and ongoing anticoagulation therapy complicated recovery while Nixon’s wife and two daughters stayed at his bedside.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Norm Nager
Nixon
San Clemente
John Lungren
Lungren
Eldon Lee Nixon
John C. Lungren
Kissinger Says Arab Summit Leaves Door Open to Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger said the Rabat meeting did not close the door to Middle East negotiations. He hinted at a possible trip to the area within 72 hours to assess what was decided at Rabat and how to pursue talks with Israel, Jordan, or the PLO.
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Kissinger
Dacca
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Bangladesh
New Delhi
U.S
India
Central Intelligence Agency
Rabat
Morocco
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
PLO
Ford
Jordan
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Magruder testifies offer to take blame rejected at White House
Jeb Stuart Magruder told jurors that his early offer to assume responsibility for the Watergate bugging was rejected because he was too close to John Mitchell and H.R. Haldeman. He said Mitchell relayed the offer to unnamed White House figures and that they concluded he lacked authority to approve such a plan. The testimony adds detail to the June 1972 events days after the arrests and notes Mitchell and Haldeman’s roles among Nixon aides on trial for the cover-up.
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Washington
UPI
Jeb Stuart Magruder
White House
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Magruder
Mitchell
Haldeman
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Senate Watergate Committee
Inside the Green Mountain Press June Pages Highlights
A compiled index of feature items across pages includes Why energy chief Sawhill’s firing on Page 2, Vermont fully signed under outdoor advertising law on Page 3, Cora Cheney’s note on the underground railroad in Vermont history on Page 4, a $700000 balloon Atlantic crossing query by George Connelly on Page 5, candidate looks in Benn l North Shire on Page 6, a GOP alert about upstate control in Hoosick Falls on Page 7, John Page on global food production prospects on Page 10, and summer flower garden tips on Page 11.
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Sawhill
Vermont
Cora Cheney
George Connelly
Benn l
North Shire
GOP
Hoosick Falls
John Page
Bennington Human Resources Council reviews social service groups
Bennington County officials examined a roster of new programs including BRAC, CWAC, and the Youth Information Center. BRAC links to United Counseling Service as the advocacy arm for alcohol programs and seeks a county treatment facility. CWAC, run by UCS, aims to deinstitutionalize clients and boost community involvement through training and placement efforts. YIC offers adolescents access to information and resources, with utilization growing from a few to over 30 weekly visitors.
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Jan Slusmon
Bennington County
Bennington Human Resources Council
Bennington Regional Alcohol Council
BRAC
Jack Isselhardt
United Counseling Service
UCS
Isselhardt
St. Peter’s Church
CWAC
Barbara Herlitz
Nancy Ferguson
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Salmon and
Russ Garland
John Ward
Arthur O’dea
Stig Albertsson
Wonderland
Council
Mont
Alcoholics Anonymous
ARP
ADAD
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division
CRASH
ATAC
Alcohol Treatment Action Council
Herlitz
Brandon
Waterbury
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