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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1974

Page

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Offshore drilling report backs limited Atlantic leases

The Council on Environmental Quality says oil extraction off the Atlantic coast can proceed under tight controls and best available technology. It urges strong environmental protections and a major public role in Outer Continental Shelf regulation, with Nixon’s leasing decision tied to the council’s findings.

Washington UPI Council On Environmental Quality Nixon Atlantic Washington Post Gulf of Alaska

FEO criticized for hiring oil industry staff

The Federal Energy Office faced criticism for hiring 102 employees from the oil sector, including 10 in top policy posts earning 32 000 to 36 000 yearly. Many came from Exxon Sun Shell Mobil Phillips Gulf Humble plus smaller firms. Critics say experts outside the industry could fill jobs.

Benjmin S. Rosenthal D-N.y FEO Fify Exxon Sun Shell Mobil Phillips Gulf Humble Ashland Marathon Lobel FEC

Nixon Forms Veterans Services Council For Needful Aid

President Nixon announced a new Domestic Council Committee on Veterans Services to coordinate federal efforts and better meet veterans needs. The panel will be led by Donald Johnson with four cabinet members, and he cited rising unemployment among Vietnam veterans and higher education costs as concerns. He urged employers to hire veterans and trusted their service abroad to service at home.

Key Biscayne, Fla UPI Nixon Council Committee On Veterans Services Biscayne Administrator of Veterans Affairs Donald Johnson Vietnam Council On Veterans Services Key Biscayne Community Church J. A. Geschwind Charles ‘‘Bebe”’ Rebozo Julie Nixon Eisenhower Key Biscayne Ft. McNair Washington Congress

GOP rivals split on 1976 strategy at Midwest meeting

Four Republican contenders Gerald Ford Charles Percy Ronald Reagan and Nelson Rockefeller spoke to about 1000 Republicans at the Midwest Leadership Conference outlining contrasts in approach to Watergate. Ford blamed CREEP and urged pledges against future similar organizations while Percy urged cross party appeal. Reagan favored court resolution Rockefeller defended Nixon while urging constitutional process. Nixon appeared later at a Key Biscayne church service.

Gerald Ford U.S Charles Percy Illinois California Ronald Reagan New York Nelson Rockefeller Ford Nixon Percy GOP Reagan Congress Rockefller United States

New era forecast for disabled equal rights in Vermont

More than 100 people braved rain and winds to attend a Woodstock conference on rights for the developmentally disabled. Vermont officials and speakers urged action in legal rights education professional care and parental responsibility to reduce custodial care and promote de institutionalizing.

Woodstock Vermont Developmental Disabilities Planning and Advisory Council Vermont Department of Mental Health Woodstock Inn Patrick Leahy Chittenden County Leahy Salmon

Vermonter Ross enters Senate race challenging Mallary

Hinesburg attorney Charles R. Ross, a longtime Republican, enters the Vermont GOP Senate primary against U.S. Rep. Richard Mallary. Ross, a former Vermont Public Service Board chair and Kennedy appointee to the Federal Power Commission, urges critical leadership and questions Mallary’s consistency, warning against blind loyalty to party or Nixon-era loyalties.

Vermont Hinesburg Charles R. Ross U.S. Senate George D. Aiken U.S Richard W. Mallary Ross Bennington Washington Vermont Public Service Board John F. Kennedy Federal Power Commission Republican Party Richard Nixon Nixon

Kissinger Honeymoon Sail in Acapulco Villa

UPI reports Henry Kissinger and Nancy Maginnes on a honeymoon sail off Puerto Marques Acapulco with security in two speedboats. They stay at a gated villa in Las Brisas owned by Eustaquio Escandon while awaiting up to ten days there. The couple, married in Arlington, were joined by Kissinger’s stepchildren Elizabeth and David.

Acapulco Mexico UPI Henry Nancy Kissinger Puerto Marques Cove U.S Arlington Kissinger Washington el Corsario Nancy Maginnes la Sirena The Eustaquio Escandon Nacional de Acapulco Bay Las Brisas New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Commission On Critical Choices Elizabeth David Moscow

Inside Look Questions AEC Solar Report

On the Inside questions whether the AEC sat on a report showing economic advantages of solar energy. Page 2 notes.

AEC TRB Gerald Raftery Russell Baker Mt. Anthony Union High School Dolphins Toronto

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