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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1974

Page

11

Proposed nuke plant divides Hudson River communities

In Athens Greene County New York the State Power Authority plans a 1.2 million kilowatt McClean plant to serve MTA subway and rail in NYC area. The proposal stirs fierce local conflict with residents and officials wary of environmentalist opposition and political risk.

Hudson River Harold Faber N.Y. Times Athens N.Y State Power Authority Cementon Greene County Upstate McClean Metropolitan Transportation Authority New York City Environmental Power Authority Leonard F. Craw Green County Craw Hudson Valley MTA George T. Berry Authority New York Herbert C. Scott Catskill Mountains Michael Talay Talay Catskill Robert Bruner Scott

NYC Bar Probe Could Doom Nixon and Aides

The New York City Bar Association announced a preliminary discipline probe that could lead to censure suspension or disbarment of President Nixon former Attorney General Mitchell and other White House aides. The inquiry draws on public records private allegations and information from Watergate prosecutors and the Senate committee.

New York UPI New York City Bar Association Nixon John N. Mitchell White House John Bonomi Association Committee On Bonomi Mitchell David Young

Falling GNP signals possible recession for 1974

The Commerce Department reports the first quarter 1974 GNP fell 5.8 percent from January to March, the steepest three month drop since 1958, with inflation rising 10.8 percent. Auto cutbacks and weakness in housing drove the decline, and economists debate if April to June will show continued shrinkage or a rebound. President Nixon’s economists forecast 1 percent growth for 1974 and 7 percent inflation, requiring improvement in both sectors.

Washington UPI U.S Commerce Department Nixon

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