Locomobile Owner Wins Second in Class at Market Event
Joseph E. Joseph of North Bennington owned the Locomobile that placed second in its class. About 3,500 people attended the weekend event despite threatening skies. A forest of door and window handles showcased flea market attractions. Full results will be published later.
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Lance Fate Tied To President And Lance
Sen Ribicoff and Sen Percy urged Bert Lance to resign while Carter seeks public cue on his status. Lance defended himself during 20 hours of Senate testimony denying wrongdoing in personal banking and finances as Ribicoff suspends hearings for two weeks to weigh findings and report. Powell cited 2,270 calls and telegrams on Lance defense with 2,025 in support and 245 opposed as Carter prepares a decision.
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Wife's body found at Spargo home after fatal fire
The body of Mrs. Dorothy Bernhardy Spargo, 45, was found in the Spargo residence where George H. Spargo, 75, died in a Friday fire. Medical examiner Dr. Arthur Faris, chief Thomas Marcotte, and State's Attorney Raymond Bolton approved Burlington autopsy. Kenneth Clayton discovered the body while working on the estate. neighbors saw the home, Nestledown, Sunday. Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home handling arrangements. former husband en route to Bennington for funeral plans.
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Bennington
Blaze verdict for restaurant owners kills 164
Inside National reports owners found guilty of a blaze that killed 164 people. Local coverage highlights antique cars at Bennington weekend show, editorial comments on a political party, a toxic waste issue, and new tax deduction submissions across pages.
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Dayan Ordered 1967 Attack on U S Vessel
CIA documents released under FOIA claim Defense Minister Moshe Dayan personally ordered the June 8 1967 air and sea strike on the USS Liberty near Israel s 12 mile limit killing 34 Americans and wounding 164 The disclosures coincide with Dayan s New York visit and highlight divergent U S official attributions The committee cites a 1967 CIA document saying Dayan ordered the attack and another note describing opposition by a general and an admiral
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Ethan Allen College regains independence and growth
Ethan Allen Community College, once near collapse due to finances and enrollment, shows a resurgence of independence with record enrollment in two years and plans to seek regional accreditation. Gerald Ciancolo notes improved organization and quality after prior administrative drift. President Roland Beers took over in February 1977, replacing Timothy Stevenson.
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