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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1974

Page

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Ford to speak at dinner honoring Senator Aiken

President Gerald Ford will address the October 7 Republican dinner honoring retiring U S Senator George D Aiken of Vermont. Officials said Ford shifted from canceling to confirming, praising Aiken and noting Vermont's fundraising goals and support from Senator Robert Stafford. The Barre auditorium in Barre Vermont may be too small for expected attendance.

Ford Senator Aiken Richard A. Snelling Washington Snelling Smith Vermont Robert T. Stafford Barre

Ford urges labor education alliance at Ohio State

President Ford called for a new labor and education partnership to make schools more practical and industry more productive. He urged universities to open doors to working people as students and teachers, and asked cabinet officials to report on integrating work with education. He citedChina’s progress and warned U.S. youth training gaps while stressing a two way street for scientific development and job creation.

Columbus Ohio UPI Ford China Ohio State University People’s Republic of China OSU America Washington White House

Pownal Dog Track Faces Act 250 Panel Review

Green Mountain Park in Pownal plans to add four dog kennels a lock-out paddock and a quarter mile track to run year round pending Act 250 land-use approval. If approved construction could start Oct 15 with dog racing slated for late September 1975 and a daily attendance projected at 1500 to 1800. Existing horse and harness racing would shift seasonally with a total cost estimate not yet disclosed.

Russ Garland Pownal Bennington County District Environmental Commission Green Mountain Park Green Mountain Vermont Daniel Laughlin Laughlin Dufrense and Henry Engineering Corp Walter Henry Henry District Commission Con

Vermont races show diverse styles in six way Dem bid

Six Democratic candidates for Congress in Vermont share a wide range of styles from former Burlington mayor Francis Cain to activist Peter Diamondstone. Esposito Lucenti Welch Morrisseau and Diamondstone spark debate while Cain and Lucenti lead in voter contact. Republicans Burgess Jeffords and Harwood run strong campaigns with Harwood boosting broadcasting and direct voter outreach.

William Poole Montpelier UPI Congress Francis Cain Burlington Peter I. Diamondstone Brattleboro Francis J. Esposito Rutland Margaret Lucenti Barre John Welch Jr Dennis Morrisseau Hinesburg Cain Lucenti Thomas Salmon John Fraines Esposito Diamondstone Morrisseau Welch Montpelier Madeline Harwood Manchester Vermont America Burgess

Weather Forecast Shows Patchy Clouds and 70s Outlook

Mostly cloudy today with a chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. Highs in the 70s. Tonight will fall to the 50s. Sunday clearing and continuing in the 70s.

Rickover says Navy deteriorated into wasteful bureaucracy

Admiral Hyman G. Rickover sharply criticizes the U S Navy as a pompous, wasteful bureaucracy with diminished technical competence saying no era since 1920s has seen the fleet in poorer condition. He targets leadership, Pentagon systems, and Annapolis teaching shifts toward social sciences over engines.

Seattle UPI Hyman G. Rickover U.S. Navy Rickover National Society of Special FBI Soviet Union United States U.S Jane’s Adm Elmo Zumwalt Defense Robert S. McNamara Columbus America Pentagon Naval Academy At Annapolis Navy

Mallary on Nixon tapes and obstruction of justice

Congressman Richard W. Mallary listened to the June 23 1972 White House tape and said Nixon had obstructed justice. He spent about 12 hours listening to 17 hours released, noting poor tape quality and distracting background noises. He found hearing the conversations more informative than reading transcripts and commented most Congressmen did not listen.

Richard W. Mallary White House Richard M. Nixon CIA FBI Nixon Mallary Bennington H.R. Haldeman E. Howard Hunt Judiciary Committee Congress Rayburn Cannon House Oval Office Mallory Executive Office

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