Vermont secretary of state candidate calls for clear English
James Guest, the Democratic candidats for Vermont secretary of state, urged writing regulations in clear English to aid the public. In California, Fresno Bee editors and reporters refused to reveal sources from a secret grand jury transcript after two weeks in jail. A psychiatrist testified the reporters cannot be expected to talk, saying forcing disclosure would be psychological death by action. The hearings before Superior Court Judge Hollis Best examine whether to modify the indefinte sentences the newsmen face. PMID
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Obituary for Amelia M. Bashaw of Bennington
Mrs. Amelia M. Bashaw former Amelia Corsiglia died Friday afternoon at Bennington Convalescent Center after a long illness. Born in North Adams Mass she was educated in Bennington. Survivors are cousins. Funeral from Sacred Heart Church Monday at 9 am with Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial. Prayer service 8:30 am at Mahar Son Funeral Home precedes Mass. Burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Donations may go to Bennington Rescue Squad.
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Republicans seek base by selling party shares in New Hampshire
In Concord UPI reports Republicans fear minority status in New Hampshire plan a grassroots fundraising program selling shares at 2 dollars each. Gerald Carmen, party chairman, says funds boost both local and state coffers and reduce dependence on large donors. A kickoff in Manchester featured Rep. Vander Jagt as guest speaker with possible appearance by Sen. Dole. Shareholders receive wallet cards noting holdings.
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E. Allen Parker
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Navies Seek Salvage of Lost Tomcat Jet Off Kennedy
Defense officials said both U S and Soviet navies want to recover the Tomcat F 14 former aboard the USS Kennedy and the missile that sank with it after it plunge into the North Atlantic. A deep sea salvage contractor has been hired to retrieve the $20 million swing wing fighter from about 1 900 feet of international waters.
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House approves clear cuttting bill in national forests
The House passed a 305 to 24 measure to set guidelines for commercial clearcutting and reforestation in the 187 million acre national forest system to meet a court decision. It directs the Agriculture Department to implement rules by Sept. 30, 1985, aiming to blend cuts with terrain and limit cleared areas.
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Funeral for Maude L Mason in Pownal Center
Funeral services for Maude Lincoln Mason of Pownal Center were held at Hanson-Walbridge. Rev. Floyd I LaBombard officiated. Bearers included Robert Lincoln and A Daniel Mason III. Attendees included school officials Bank representatives and local groups. Mason, a retired registered nurse, died Sept. 13 at North Adams Hospital. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery followed.
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Air Force finds no new facts in New Haven crash report
Senator Patrick Leahy says the final Air Force report on the June crash of an FB-111 fighter bomber near New Haven Vermont yields no new information. The aircraft was based at Plattsburgh Air Force Base in New York.
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Group seeks representation at Kinsey Act 250 hearing
A Mt Holly citizens group appealed the Rutland District Environmental Commission decision after being denied party status at the Act 250 hearing for a 190 acre Mt Holly Farm project. Represented by Stephen L. Klein the group seeks reversal and a recessed hearing while Dr James D Kinsey opposes their admission. The second Act 250 session is set for Sept 23 with an Environmental Board ruling possible before continued hearings. Weston Planning Commission noted a recent turn of events.
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Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local Notices And Ads
Red Cross Bloodmobile to visit Bennington College on Wednesday September 22 from 1 to 5 pm. Donations welcomed especially from North Bennington and Shaftsbury residents. parking arrows on campus. Office notices include Dr James Shea closed Sept 20–27 and Dr Harold Rose practicing dentistry in Manchester Center. Also call for fall foliage room needs 442 4545 and Napolitano’s pizza ad 442 3949. Kinsey Wildlife Wonderland proposals revised with farm animals. Mt Holly Farm location set. Vermont air crash findings link probable steering mechanism fault. Air Force aims to minimize risks and oppose flight bans over Vermont.
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Senate Overrides Ford Veto On Electric Car Plan
Senate voted 53 to 20 to enact a 160 million dollar federal program over President Ford's veto to develop electric cars. The House approved 307 to 101. The plan starts with a year trial, contracts for 2,500 cars, then 5,000 more after four years, with private industry taking over later. Proponent Magnuson says it fits energy conservation goals while Curtis calls it wasteful.
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Jeffords Burgess to hold three broadcast debates
UPI reports Vermont Rep. James Jeffords and challenger John Burgess agreed to at least three debates next month. First is Oct 20 on WSYB Rutland, another Oct 27 on WCFR Springfield, plus a Vermont Educational Television debate in mid October.
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