Boston policeman killed by revolutionaries in bank holdup
Police hunt two men and two women after Patrolman Walter Schroeder was shot during the Bonnie and Clyde style robbery at the Brighton State Street Bank. Suspects described as revolutionaries. Gilday and Bond later charged. Saxe and Power sought with possible flight to California. Raids and manhunt spread across New Hampshire marshes and Beacon Hill apartments as authorities link the crime to a broader conspiracy.
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Boston
UPI
Edmund McNamara
McNamara
Bonnie-and-Clyde
Brighton
State Street Bank
Walter Schroeder
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Robert Valeri
Brighton District Court
William Gilday
Amesbury
Stanley Bond
Cambridge
Susan E. Saxe
Albany
N.Y
Katherine A. Power
Denver
Hampton
N.H
Gilday
Miss Saxe
Miss Power
California
Bond
Northeastern University
Brandeis University
Waltham
Brandeis
New Paltz
Ghana
State University College
Henry Boddoo
Kingston Hospital
Howard H. Grimm
Nixon blamed by Kennedy for threatened oil shortage
Sen Edward Kennedy accused President Nixon of failing to avert a looming fuel oil shortage that would hit New England. He cited reduced imports from Canada and limited use of home heating oil, urging changes like more residual oil refining, unlimited imports of number two oil to the East Coast, and faster oil shipments to critical areas. He and A. Thomas Easley criticized the administration for inaction and warned of an increasingly severe energy crisis.
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A. Thomas Easley
The
New England Council
Kennedy
Easley
Massachusetts Democrat
U.S
Canada
Nixon
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Mediator hopes to revive stalled J&L strike talks
Rutland Vermont upi report says mediator Roe B. McKenzie seeks a meeting with Jones and Lamson officials to refresh negotiations on the 15 week strike. He will gather information and lead talks, following Cree’s prior approach, and will control all information flow to both sides.
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Mediator
J&l
Rutland
UPI
Deane C. Davis
Jones and Lamson Co
Springfield
Montpelier
Roe B. McKenzie
McKenzie
Davis
The
Rock of Ages Co
Barre
Vermont moves to shut Stowe dance hall over sewage
Vermont will sue Nichols Dance Hall operators Stanley and Kathryn Nichols in Washington County Court to obtain a temporary injunction for alleged raw sewage dumping into a brook feeding the Waterbury River. Water Resources Board authorized the action to halt further pollution.
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Stowe
UPI
Vermont
Waterbury
Washington County
Stanley
Kathryn Nichols
Nichols Dance Hall
Water Resources Board
Sludge removal tests to start on Lake Champlain
Vermont officials report International Paper Co will begin testing and removing sludge deposits from Lake Champlain next week. The plan follows a conference between Gov Davis and Gov Rockefeller, with railroad boxcars involved in the effort and state threats of legal action over the Ticonderoga mill discharge.
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Ticonderoga
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Doctor Wilhelm Raab, noted heart researcher, buried in Burlington
Dr. Wilhelm Raab, an internationally known heart disease researcher and professor emeritus at the University of Vermont, was buried Thursday after dying from a gunshot at age 75. Chittenden County prosecutors call it an apparent self-inflicted death. Raab led efforts to prevent heart disease and rehabilitate patients and held Fulbright and Rockefeller fellowships at Innsbruck and Harvard.
Mohawk Airlines passenger to Cuba. fined after harassment charge
A Albany to Syracuse Mohawk Airlines flight was delayed when a passenger demanded to go to Cuba. He was escorted off, charged with harassment, pleaded guilty, fined 25 dollars, and released. Not an attempted hijacking, state police said.
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Albany
Mohawk Airlines
Syracuse
Albany County
Cuba
Berkshire Robbery Probed After Motel Hold Up
In Lenox Chief Anthony Romeo reports no clues on identity of two armed men who held up Criterion Motel owner John Brunnell and wife Margaret, bound and gagged them, escaping with about 200 in receipts and cash. State Police recovered the stolen car from Athol. a youth was beaten and robbed in Erving. Housing Authority in Pittsfield tours Victory Hill project finds progress, with 49 footings poured and foundations set. federal approval needed for pipe material change.
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Lenox
Anthony Romeo
Criterion
John D. Brunnell
Margaret
Lee
Athol
Erving
Pittsfield
Sae Se Housing Authority
Victory Hill
Joseph Francese
Miss Codogni Crowned Fall Foliage Festival Queen
North Adams Miss Jo Ann Codogni 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph S Codogni Monroe Bridge was chosen 1970 Fall Foliage Festival queen from 12 contestants Wednesday night. She accompanied herself on guitar performing Leaving on a Jet Plane for her talent segment.
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North Adams
Jo Ann Codogni
Joseph S. Codogni
Monroe Bridge
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LOT
Schroeder
Elliot Saxe
Portland
Ore
Cape Cod
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Caeen Stamp
Finast
Best Buy
John Barlycorn
Bennington Road
Greater Bennington
Vermont Real Estate Commission
Manchester
D. Megas
MR. J. Averill
Paulins Garage
Remy
Chrysler Newport
America
Newport
Cidar
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Shaftsbury, Vt
Plymouth
Chrysler
Albert Cree
Cree
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Public Service Board
Bennington
co@ SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
Main Street
Wickes
Frigidaire
North Street
Robert Bruce
Wilson
Burlington
Robert M. Wilson
UVM
Dr. Raab
New York
Ewald B. Nyquist
Charles James
Steuben County
James
Cortland Community College
U.S. District Court
Down In
Berkshire
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