Mt Anthony school deficit tops 142000 in budget gap
Mt Anthony Union School District showed a 142,305 deficit for the last fiscal year, a figure later reduced to under 120,000 by incoming revenues. Treasurer Michael Hogan said the shortfall reflected about 4.5 percent of expenditures, with CPI up 11 percent, due to areas beyond the board’s control.
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Egypt signs peace pact in Geneva as Israel hesitates
At Geneva, Egypt signed the final protocol of the Middle East peace accord while Israel would only initial the document pending U S Congressional approval to send up to 200 American volunteers to Sinai. A U N spokesman noted both sides finalized details on disengagement after 15 hours of talks.
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Palais Des Nations
Herzl Shafir
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Middle East
Sinai
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Ford shot at by Sara Jane Moore in San Francisco
Former FBI informant turned radical Sara Jane Moore fired a single shot at President Ford outside the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco. Ex-Marine Oliver Sipple wrestled the gun away as police and Secret Service rushed to detain Moore, who was dressed in men's clothing. A bystander cab driver was lightly injured by a ricochet bullet as Ford escaped unharmed and engines sped toward the airport. Moore faced federal charges with bail set at 500000 and was recommended for psychiatric evaluation.
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California
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Sipple
Vietnam
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Assassination attempt spurs gun control bill
Washington wires report the second Ford assassination attempt in 17 days spurs calls for less travel tighter gun controls and stronger Secret Service review. Kennedy Hollings Murphy and Scott urge action while Ford says he will not capitulate and Morton urges careful limits on public appearances.
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D-N.y
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D-S.c
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Commerce
Rogers Morton
Morton
America
Senate
Hugh Scott
Vermont Gov Salmon pushes sales tax hike amid deficit fears
Gov Thomas Salmon urged Vermont residents to support raising the sales tax from three to four percent to cover a projected $30 million deficit by 1977. He warned that rejecting the tax could force more than $4 million in cuts to education, jeopardize federal-match funds, and raise local property taxes.
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UPI
Thomas Salmon
Salmon
Vermont
Human Service
Bayh cites oil firms curbing U S production in antitrust push
Sen. Birch Bayh accused big oil firms of acting as a close knit club that throttles American oil output. He urged breaking up the 22 largest oil companies as Congress weighs Ford’s plan for a 100 billion Energy Independence Authority to lend and borrow for energy projects.
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UPI
Birch Bayh
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Energy Independence Authority
Bayh
Indiana Democrat
Senate
America
Subcommittee
Walter S. Measday
Gulf Coast Outer Continental Shelf
Measday
Louisiana
Eloise Rips Florida Gulf Coast Besieging Eloise
Hurricane Eloise struck the Florida coast between Fort Walton Beach and Panama City with 130 mph winds and crushing tides. More than 100,000 fled inland as the storm threatened Alabama and Georgia with heavy rain, tornadoes, and dangerous flooding. One man in Point Clear, Alabama, was electrocuted while preparing for the storm. no other immediate deaths or injuries were reported.
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Dothan
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Town Emploees Vote on Joining AFSCME Union in Bennington
Bennington municipal workers plan a formal election to join the AFSCME affiliated with the AFL-CIO. Of 27 workers, 22 have unofficially voted for membership. A 6 p.m. meeting at the Recreation Center on Gage Street will set the process, with a negotiating team to be chosen for a new contract as the old one expired June 30.
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American Federation of State
Sandra Nelson
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Montpelier
Gage Street
Vermont
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Banner
State Labor Relations Council
Norton Barber
Nelson
Inside Inside: Hearst pledge and governors clash
In a compact local front note Hearst pledges not to run away while Gov. Thomson criticizes Gov. Salmon over remarks about New Hampshire. A brief compilation notes page references to Seabees at Park McCullough House, Plain Dirt Gardeners, an editorial on a sales tax, and political talk linked to the 1976 election.
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