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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1973

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Jaworski given additional tapes

White House delivered a significant number of tape recordings and a substantial number of documents to special prosecutor Leon Jaworski beyond those subpoenaed. The materials, not identified, will be analyzed and any information material to the Watergate investigation will be presented to the grand jury.

Washington UPI White House Leon Jaworski Jaworski Grand Jury International Telephone and Telegraph Corp John W. Dean III E. Howard Hunt John J. Sirica Watergate Sirica Gerald R. Ford ABC

Mills panel to study Nixon financial data

Washington based report says Rep. Wilbur Mills will convene the Joint Committee on Internal Taxation to review Nixon’s federal income tax returns amid disclosure of 5 year financial data. The California Franchise Tax Board meets in Sacramento Tuesday to discuss Nixon’s state taxes as White House flags no wrongdoing while impeachment inquiries loom.

Washington UPI Congressional California Nixon Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Congress Joint Committee On California Franchise Tax Board Sacramento White House District of Columbia MILLS

Nobel Prizes awarded in Stockholm and Oslo in two capitals

Twelve men received Nobel Prizes for Medicine Literature Chemistry Physics and Economic Science in Stockholm while Norway’s King Olaf V prepared to present the Peace Prize in Oslo. Le Duc Tho of North Vietnam declined his half of the prize, citing unresolved Vietnam war. Secretary of State Kissinger defended his role in ending U.S. forces’ involvement, calling for political settlements over armed conflict.

Stockholm UPI Henry A. Kissinger U.S Norway Thomas Byrne Brussels North Atlantic Treaty Organization Olaf V Oslo North Vietnam le Duc Tho Vietnam Kissinger Byrne Southeast Asia

Penny pincher returns to work with Air Force

A. Ernest Fitzgerald, who exposed costly overruns in the Air Force C5A program and was dismissed, is back at the Pentagon after a four year absence. He receives his old $36,000 post but faces a new reassignment limiting his access to cost data, challenging Air Force plans. He seeks restoration of his original duties.

Penny Pincher Air Force Washington API A. Ernest Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Civil Service Commission Pentagon John L. McLucas

Ben Mont Faces Oil Ink Shortage Hit to Paper Production

Ben Mont Paper Co navigates a oil based ink solvent shortage causing at least 500000 dollars in lost goods for late 1973 and early 1974. About 100 workers face two to six week layoffs though full employment expected by February 1. New water based solvent process began after Nov 20 supply disruption. Production at 60 percent early week with hope to reach full capacity soon. Governor Salmon and official Webster visited to boost efforts.

Jan Slusmon Ben Mont Paper Co Ben Mont Avenue Richard Weaver Weaver

Study links $5.4 million Nixon donations to defense contractors

A UPI study led by Rep. Les Aspin finds defense contractors contributed over $5.4 million to Nixon's 1972 campaign. Gulf Oil and the Scaife family top the list with over $1 million each, while major firms like Lockheed and Boeing show gaps due to concealed contributions. Aspin urges Senate Watergate Committee to probe.

Nixon Washington UPI Les Aspin Dwis Aspin Defense Department Lockheed Boeing Aircraft Senate Watergate Committee Gulf Oil Corp Scaife Family International Business Machines

Pownal man killed in Middlebury winch truck accident

Roger Gordon Lawson a 30 year old auto broker from Valley View Drive Pownal was crushed while loading or unloading a car at Beckwith Motors on Route 7 Middlebury. Police say the winch engaged trapping him between the car and truck cab. Autopsy cites asphyxiation by crushing. Lawson had worked in auto sales and was pronounced dead at the scene with body later moved for funeral services. Police continue investigation into power cut and how the winch was turned off.

Middlebury Pownal Roger Gordon Lawson Valley View Drive Lawson Beckwith Motors Co John Deppman Brewster Funeral Home Manchester Middlebury Police Department Melchior Helbig Robert van Ness Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington McBride Adams Mass Gilbert and Dorothy Scott) Lawson North Adams High School Bennington Ford Shapiro Chevrolet North Adams

On The Inside A third term for George Wallace

Column notes surface on Wallace potential third term as Vermont police graduates mark new class. Gerald Raftery pens on diamonds in the ditch while an economist critiques the end of the cowboy economy and calls for new foundations. Shaftsbury students plan Montreal trip and welfare reform fights cutoffs. Generals re elect officers as college basketball results recur with UCLA prominent in recap. Oral history project surveys U.S. culture. another theory on reading delays persists.

George Wallace Vermont Police Academy Gerald Raftery Shaftsbury Montreal UCLA U.S Johnny

New England governors to discuss energy at private caucus

Six New England governors met at the University of Rhode Island for a two day informal session to shape the future direction of the New England Regional Commission. Energy and transportation dominated the talks as leaders planned public sessions at Green Airport in Warwick and a private fireside discussion at Whispering Pines. Governors Noel Curtis Thomson Salmon Meskill and Sargent attended the retreat.

West Greenwich R. I UPI New England New England Regional Commission Commission Philip Noel University of Rhode Island Theodore F. Green State Warwick Noel Whispering Pines Kenneth M. Curtis Maine Meldrim Thomson Jr New Hampshire Thomas P. Salmon Vermont Thomas J. Meskill Connecticut Francis W. Sargent Massachusetts

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