Arnold Palmer Delights Stratton Crowds At Exhibition
Arnold Palmer drew 600 spectators at Stratton Mountain during a five hole showcase on the championship course. He praised the course, mingled with locals, and held a clinic at the Arnold Palmer Golf Academy nearby while addressing questions and meeting junior players.
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Bruce Hier
Proctor-Pittsford
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John Lombardi
Rutland
John Canney
Robbie Hackett
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Harvey Clifford
Golfer’s Clinic
SWVSU Secures $50 100 Grant for Remedial Math Reading
George A. Sleeman announced the South western Vermont Supervisory Union has been awarded a 50 100 state Title 1 grant to fund remedial reading and mathematics across 13 public schools from Arlington to Pownal for a 30 week program starting Oct 1. The grant may include 5 000 for materials and equipment, will add remedial teachers at no extra cost to budgets, and excludes Bennington district from the speech therapist provision. The program emphasizes district driven needs, tests before and after, and coordination with BROC and Rev Robert Green approval.
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BROC
Nixon to host state dinner for Mexican president
President Nixon will host a celebrity studded state dinner in Coronado California this evening to honor Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz and stress California’s close ties with Mexico. The visit underscores strong bilateral relations as Nixon and Ordaz meet during the trip.
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Cavendish School Adopts Voluntary Religion Plan
Cavendish voters will see a five minute pre class period for voluntary religious activity with no staff participation and no news personnel on site. The Vermont ACLU criticized the plan as unconstitutional and offered aid to challengers.
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Hope Short Lived At Paris Talks
UPI reports U S Ambassador Bruce said the United States was ready to negotiate a peace accord protecting all parties in Vietnam. Hanoi's Xuan Thuy and Viet Cong’s Nguyen Van Tieu then rejected the mood, accusing Washington of lacking seriousness as talks stretched into another session.
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U S Calls for Halt To Trace Violations
Washington warns Soviet Union and Egypt to curb cease-fire breaches in the Middle East as peace talks begin at the United Nations. The U S seeks early meetings with Gro myko and Riad to deliver the message and show evidence of violations by Egypt and its Soviet backers, amid maneuvers near the Suez standstill zone. The U S plans to supply Israel with enhanced arms while pushing for a negotiated settlement in Paris.
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Meyer Renounces Democratic Party in Vermont Primary
UPI reports Vermont senator hopeful William Meyer declares an absolute break with the Democratic Party charging hypocrisy and dishonesty while opposing Gov. Philip Hoff in the primary. He also runs with Liberty Union alongside his Democratic candidacy as Republicans debate tax and funding priorities.
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Welfare ombudsman urged to divide fact from fiction
An Inside editorial proposes a welfare ombudsman to separate fact from fiction in controversial matters. The piece appears on Page 4 alongside notes about letters from friends and relatives supporting candidates.
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