Law professors clash on Nixon pardon validity
Prominent scholars Philip B. Kurland and Lawrence E. Walsh debated the Nixon pardon on Issues and Answers. Kurland argued lack of conviction makes the pardon invalid and urged Jaworski to challenge it. Walsh defended broad presidential clemency for national stability and suggested disclosure of facts through a white paper.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Philip B. Kurland
University of Chicago Law School
Jaworski
Kurland
Lawrence E. Walsh
American Bar Association
Walsh
American Broadcasting Companies
Nixon
White House
Rash of weekend mishaps includes burned youngster
A 10 year old North Bennington boy remained in critical condition after a freak accident at a garage Saturday. His clothing caught fire from an unidentified substance as he retrieved something for his father. The boy was rushed to Putnam Memorial Hospital and then Albany Medical Center. The incident remains under investigation with chemical analysis planned.
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North Bennington
Glenn Hall
Earl Derby Jr
Sweet Road
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albany
N.Y
Hall
Bennington
Susan LaCroix
West Main Street
Matthew P. Moore
Volkswagen
Subaru
Wilmington
George McMillan
Harvey
Mass
Pittsfield General Hospital
Laurie McMillan
Charlemont
Pittsfield General
Warren Kingsley
Whitingham
Putnam Hospital
Mary Therrien
Admas
Whilmington
Chrystal J. Lennon
Putnam
Orison
Deborah A. Brown
Warm Brook Road
Arlington
Edmund Langlois
Little League
Albany Medical Center
Langlois
Putnam Memorial
Obituary for Treffley Jarvis Sr. of Eagle Bridge dies at 92
Treffley Nelson Joe Jarvis Sr. 92 of Eagle Bridge N Y and formerly of Wilmington died Sunday night at Putnam Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Covey Allen Funeral Home Wilmington Born August 7 1890 in Readsboro son of Joseph and Julia Jarvis resided in Wilmington worked for New England Box Co until it closed He leaves two sons Treffley Jr and Max two daughters Marjorie Crawford and Jane Tunis a sister Emily Osgood many grandchildren and great grandchildren and his wife Grace Crawford died 1973 Burial Riverview Cemetery Wilmington Calling hours 7 9 p m Tuesday The funeral of Mrs Agnes J Marcoux of Glens Falls N Y and formerly of Ben-
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Treffley Nelson
Joe’’ Jarvis Sr
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Wilmington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Covey & Allen Funeral Home
Readsboro
Joseph
Julia
Douglas) Jarvis
Castle Hill
The
New England Box Co
Treffley Jr
South Newfane
Max
Marjorie Crawford
Whitingham
Jane Tunis
Stoughton
Mass
Emily Osgood
Newcastle
N.H
Grace Crawford
Riverview Cemetery
Marcoux
Bennington
Ticonderoga
Main Street
Benn Pastry Shop
North Street
West Main Street
Helen Walters
Riverdale
Molly Dryden
Del
William
Lake Luzerne
St. Mary’s Cemetery
South Glens Falls
Fred C. Russell
Bank Street
North Bennington
Mahar and Son Funeral
Grandview Cemetery
Frederick
Zoe
Armstrong) Russell
Anna Hildebrand
Hoosick
Shaftsbury
Park McCullough
Eva Anderson
Elizabeth Austin
Williamstown
Fred C. Jr
Lillian Delaney
Funeral Home Office
Hospital Notes Sept 13 1974 Admissions and deaths
Admissions include Wanda Ellis Leland Russell Alice Laverdiere Agnes Stevens and Dolores Harrington all of Hoosick Falls N.Y. Discharges list William Allen Marsha Simmons Lydia Bolster Lawrence Cassidy and Joseph Bozek. Births record several from Bennington Hoosick Falls and nearby towns. Funeral notices cover Marcoux and Russell families with service details. plus Ford staff appointments and antitrust counselor hire.
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Wanda Ellis
Bennington
Leland Russell
Shaftsbury
Alice Laverdiere
Agnes Stevens
Dolores Harrington
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
William Allen
Marsha Simmons
North Bennington
Lydia Bolster
Dorset
Lawrence Cassidy
Eagle Bridge
Joseph Bozek
North Adams
Mass
Abbott accuses PSB of stifling dissent over hearings
Liberty Union candidate Martha Abbott charges the Public Service Board with suppressing criticism by limiting night hearings on rate cases. She notes large turnouts pressured by opponents to a 23 percent NE Telephone rate hike, and says the board now confines hearings to Montpelier, shifting away from working people.
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Montpelier
PSB
Telephone Company
Bennington Briefs highlight bowling scores and local events
Bennington Briefs report Mary Morin led ladies bowling with 172 single and 418 triple while George Rogers topped the men at 139 single and 369 triple. Beginning Friday Sept 20 league play starts at 3 pm with open bowling available. Also noted are the Green Mountain Stamp Society fall auction Sept 19, the 7th Annual Art Show and Sale at the Methodist Church, new Suffield Academy students, VA benefits help at the National Guard Armory Sept 25, Clothes-N-Things bargain used clothing, and Dr Ghosh’s office closed Sept 17–22.
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Bennington Lanes
Mary Morin
George Rogers
Bennington
Suffield Academy
Suffield
Jean Stone
Manindra Ghosh
Bennington District Court Actions Before Judge Fienberg
In Bennington, several defendants appeared before Judge George M. Fienberg. James A. Hurley, 21, pleaded not guilty to daytime breaking and entering and was ordered to St. Albans for up to 60 days for evaluation with $500 bail and a pre sentence investigation. Keith A. Longtin, 22, pleaded not guilty to simple assault on Officer Robert Palumbo and was released on $500 recognizance. Paul G. Davingnon, 21, pleaded not guilty to marijuana possession and was released on $100 recognizance. William F. Carey, 18, pleaded not guilty to petty larceny involving copper wire and was released on $150 recognizance. Douglas Britch, 41, pleaded not guilty to aiding concealment of stolen property, a speaker, with $1,000 cash or surety bail. A surety bond was posted by Frank and Betty Davis.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
James A. Hurley
St. Albans
Hurley
Keith A. Longtin
Robert Palumbo
Paul G. Davingnon
William F. Carey
Shaftsbury
Douglas Britch
Frank
Betty Davis
Vermont Debates Focus On Campaign Disclosure Reform
Three Vermont gubernatorial hopefuls hold a debate stressing campaign finance disclosure. Democratic Gov. Thomas Salmon and Martha Abbott push new laws requiring parties to reveal sources of contributions, while Walter Kennedy argues the current reporting limits suffice. Kennedy notes donors privacy and cites corporate concerns.
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Salmon
Kennedy
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Office of Telecommunications Policy
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Congress
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Robert T. Hartman
John O. Marsh Jr
Buchen
Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School
Bendi
Monument Shopping Plaza
Frank B. Colby
Greenwich
North Branch Street
Ralph D. Griswold
Ruth F. Santway
A&p
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College Road
Matilda L. Kenny
Sandgate
Jane E. Hayden
Mountain View Drive
Hayden
Frederick Dumas
Willow Park
Marsh
Treffley N. Jarvis Sr
William J. Marcoux
Agnes J. Marcoux
Glens Falls
Ben
Hospital Notes
Albert Gardner
Mary Bump
Martin Ellis
William Harrington
Frederick Harwood
Michael Marcoux
Mary Haddad
Shirley Mears
Anthony Paligo
Joseph Brandalck
Stiles Smith
Agnew Wood
Donald Sumner
Gail Gaudette
South Dorset
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East Dover
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Virginia Bahan
Tracey Ann Reynolds
Lula Park
Nington
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Grand Rapids
Seidman
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Anne Armstrong
Dean Burch
Burch
Federal Communications Commission
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Timmons
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Harvard
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Temple Beth el
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City College of New York
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Mrs. Louis Graves
Monument Ave
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State Democratic Committee
Bennington County
Democratic Committee
Pat Leahy
U.S. Senate
Frank Cain
U.S. Congress
Emma Harwood
Harwood
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Abbott
George A. Sleeman
Mt. Anthony
School Street
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