Watergate probe staff harassed, says Union Leader publisher
William Loeb denounces Senate Watergate Committee staff efforts to question Union Leader employees as harassment and a political fishing expedition aimed at Nixon. He notes a staff member planned talks with three newspaper workers including editorials director and reporters, while FBI inquiries into the Canuck letter continue.
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Concord
N. H
UPI
Manchester
William Loeb
Senate Watergate Committee
Union Leader
Watergate
Egan
New Hampshire
Canuck
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Muskie
Florida
Loeb
FBI
Congressional Committee
Laser plate tested for newspaper use
Rochester Gannett Co reports successful field tests of the Laser Plate system that eliminates engraving and stereotyping in newspapers. The test at Elmira Star Gazette confirms technical feasibility with marketing and production studies ongoing to assess commercial viability.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Gannett Co., Inc
Gannett
Gannett’s
Elmira Star Gazette
Paul Miller
Allen H. Neuharth
Food lore and cooking tips from a Vermont eatery
This reader note surveys tea origins and Chinese cooking tools, highlights fondue-like broth cooking, and praises egg-drop soup. It touts low fat, low calorie Oriental meals and invites readers to Vermont Steak House at 716 Main Street, Bennington, VT for a low calorie dinner while the family enjoys other menu items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Steak House
Main Street
Bennington
Nostalgic photo exhibit opens Sunday at Park-McCullough House
A large collection of old photographs of North Bennington and surrounding areas goes on display at the Park-McCullough House starting Sunday, running through Oct 15. An opening reception is set for 4:30 to 6 p.m. with many local lenders sharing images from glass plates and private collections.
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Big House
Park-McCullough
North
Bennington
Fred Stocking
Thomas P. Brockway
Reuben Greene
North Bennington
Paradise
Evans News
Opera House
Savings Bank
Putnam Square
Park-MacCullough House
N.E. congressmen vote roundup and nursing meeting
This week in Congress New England lawmakers split along party lines on Social Security expenses mass transit and medical services. In New Hampshire Vermont and Rhode Island they debated and voted on nutrition programs and vocational rehabilitation while a nursing council meeting is set at Putnam Memorial Hospital to discuss continuing education licensure and questions from nurses.
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Washington
UPI
New England
Social Security
Senate
Hathaway
Maine
Kennedy
Mass
McIintyre
N.H
Muskie
Pastore
R.I
Pell
Ribicoff
Conn
Aiken
Brooke
Stafford
Cotton
Weicker
Connecticut
Cotter
Giaimo
Grasso
McKinney
Sarasin
Steele
Kyros
Cohen
Massachusetts
Boland
Burke
Donohue
Drinan
Harrington
MacDonald
Moakley
O’neill
Studds
Conte
Cronin
Heckler
New Hampshire
Cleveland
Wyman
Rhode Island
Tiernan
St. Germain
Vermont
Mallory
McIntyre
Council On Nursing Practice
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Patricia Hernandez
Council On Practice
County Democrats urged to join NBCTV telethon
Vermont Democrats urged participation in a nationwide NBC TV telethon Saturday September 15 from 7 p.m. to 2 p.m. Bennington County Democratic Chairman Emma Harwood called area party members to pledge. Vermont Democratic chairman Leonard A. Wilson said funds support citizens who cannot afford large contributions and that proceeds are split between the state and national committees. A Vermont number 1-658-0290 is listed to ensure Bennington County receives its share.
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Vermont
Nbc-Tv
Bennington County
Democratic
Emma Harwood
Democratic Party
Harwood
Leonard A. Wilson
Mont
Daddy Warbucks
Casey Clara Manchester Depot Vt Davies Edwin
Casey Clara Manchester Depot Vermont and Edwin Davies of 769 Main Street Bennington Vermont are linked in a local record referencing residence and contact details. The fragment indicates an address based relation or notice involving these individuals in a Vermont community record.
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Casey Clara
Manchester
Davies Edwin
Best In Match at Collie Club of Vermont Show
At the Collie Club of Vermont Dog Show in Chelsea on September 9, two year old tricolor bitch Lovetlargent's Foreget-Me-Not Sitka won Best In Match after taking the open class and Best Adult. Puppy Best Puppy Dog went to five month old Mr. B. Sitka's sire is Renwick's Ruff N Ready and dam Renwick's Tara's Theme. She hails from Loretargent Kennel in Anchorage Alaska and is owned by Scott and Nancy Leake of Bennington. Sitka will compete next at the Bennington County Kennel Club Dog Show on September 23 at Mt. Anthony High School, Bennington.
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Collie Club of Vermont
Chelsea
Renwick
Tara
R. Congdon
Anchorage
Alaska
Loretargent
Sitka
Bennington County Kennel Club
Mt. Anthony High School
Bennington
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Laser Graphic Systems, Inc
Sudbury
Applied Laser Technology, Inc
Weston, Mass
Ronald C. Barker
Food For
By Edward Pinsonneault
Bradford House
Monument Plaza
al Dalton
Cy Bluto
Main St
Appliance Center Inc
Bennington, Vt
John Baker
Ted Bird
Kenneth R. Clayton
Robert Condon
Arthur Dewey
Marion Martin Frazer
van Vechten B. Graves
Joseph Hall
Rollin D. Jenney
Frances J. Ross
Charles Scarey
Dexter Schultz
Thom Spargo
Frank Stearns
Elizabeth
Helen Thomas
Jane Walsh
Charles Welling
N.E
House
Nix
Nurse Council
Aia Dsiftie
Finast
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
ELM Street
E Ad Bankamericard
Jriday
Sted. Initure Inc
Inington
State OF
State of Vermont
State Treasurer
Montpelier
Carter George E
Brooklyn St
Readsboro
Bennington Vt
Mechanic St
Walsh Elizabeth N
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams
Pokorti Co
Bennington Shopping Center
First Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Barre
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Chester
Rutland
F.d.1.c
First Vermont Bank and Trust
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Banks
Brattleboro, Chester, Manchester, and
FDIC
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