Bennington to shoulder major share of bond cost
Bennington School District would pay about 64.8 percent of a 1.575 million bond for Mt. Anthony Union Junior High renovations and new construction if voters approve. First year BSD payment would be 70,537 after state aid. a $21 annual rise on a 30,000 dollar home. Other towns share in year one costs.
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Salmon seeks hearing on dairymen plight
Gov. Thomas P. Salmon urged President Ford for an emergency federal hearing on the dairy crisis. He warned that rising feed costs and stagnant milk prices threaten Vermont dairy farms, potentially forcing many to sell or reduce production, undermining future supplies and pushing prices higher.
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Cyprus talks move toward a new phase
President Glafkos Clerides flew to Athens for talks with the Greek government ahead of weekend preliminary peace discussions with Turkish Cypriot leaders. Turkish Premier Ecevit rejected partition or annexation and urged continuance of Geneva framework. Radio Bayrak dubbed the area The Autonomous Turkish Cypriot Administration as leader Denktash threatened a provisional independent state if talks fail. Greece withheld talks until Turkey See CYPRUS on back page.
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Ford aids GOP hopefuls on campaign trail
President Ford cannot campaign personally but helps GOP hopefuls by posing for photos with 135 congressmen and several senators heading to the campaign trail. He may campaign near election day. Vice President designate Rockefeller is expected to campaign widely. Ford plans administration reshaping, curtailing OMB power, and expanding equal senior adviser status across key policy areas. His health is reported excellent, with a goal to shed six pounds before football season.
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Rockefeller Friendly Reception on First Day of VP Campaign
In Washington Rockefeller meets over twenty lawmakers ahead of Senate and House confirmation probes into his finances and background. He frees no skeletons and plans to hand over tax returns, while facing potential conservative opposition and a probe into the Attica riot.
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Inside Legion Opposes General Amnesty
Summary of Page 7 notes Inside Legion’s stance against general amnesty. Mentions opposition within a political movement and potential policy debates shaping public discourse. No additional specifics provided in readable text.
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House panel closes its case on Nixon impeachment
The House Judiciary Committee ends its inquiry with all members agreeing Nixon would have faced impeachment had he not resigned. The 525 page final report accuses Nixon of lying, violating laws and subverting the Constitution. It notes stronger language in individual views and supplemental opinions while detailing votes and shifts around Article 1 and Article 2.
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Iowa
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