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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1973

Page

2

Lawyers plan defense as Nixon impeachment suit filed

In Augusta Portland attorney Paul Stewart sues to block impeachment of President Nixon, claiming civil liberties would be violated. Maine Rep. Kyros and Sen. Cohen comment on unusual suit, while House Speaker Albert is named in the Portland federal case.

Augusta Maine UPI Peter Kyros William Cohen House Carl Albert Portland Paul K. Stewart The New York Times Co Richard M. Nixon Stewart Nixon Cohen U.S. District Court Bangor Republican Albert Congressional Record U.S Peter Mills Kyros Mills Rep New York Times Times Richard Nixon Angus Ferguson Maine Civil Liberties Union MCLU

Court ruling on searches divides opinions across officials and critics

Washington officials praise a Supreme Court decision broadening police searches after an arrest, while civil libertarians warn of reduced Fourth Amendment protections. The 6 3 ruling upheld convictions from drug cases found during searches of arrestees for license violations, sparking debate over warrants and legality. In a separate Wisconsin case, Elroy Hirsch sues Johnson Wax for using his "Crazylegs" nickname on a shaving cream, seeking 1.1 million dollars for embarrassment and indignity.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Warren E. Burger William H. Rehnquist Rehnquist Madison Wis Elroy Crazylegs Hirsch Los Angeles Rams Johnson Wax Co University of Wisconsin

Rockefeller resigns as New York governor to lead commissions

Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller says he will step down after four terms to devote himself to the Commission on Critical Choices for Americans and the Commission on Water Quality. Observers call the move a step toward a 1976 Republican presidential bid. He will resign next Tuesday and pass the governorship to Malcolm Wilson.

Albany N.Y UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller Commission On Didate Rockefeller New York State Capitol Malcolm Wilson Commission On Water Quality

Senate votes to create giant new railroad system

The Senate backed a plan to build a vast freight oriented railroad network from pieces of seven bankrupt lines across 17 states plus the District of Columbia. A House-Senate conference will craft a compromise with federal funding and loan guarantees totaling billions, while a two year moratorium on further abandonments could pause changes if communities oppose.

Senate Washington UPI East Midwest House Congress House-Senate Senate Ap Transportation Department Amtrak Tions Government National Railway Association Ginnie Rae United Rail Corporation Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois District of Columbia Penn Central Lehigh Valley Erie-Lackawanna Reading Jersey Central Boston & Maine Ann Arbor

Six crewmen killed in Kitty Hawk fire at sea

A Navy report says six sailors died and 38 were injured when a fire broke out in the main machinery room aboard the aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk about 700 miles east of the Philippines during a Vietnam voyage. The ship returned to Subic Bay after the blaze. four injured suffered minor burns and 34 minor smoke inhalations. Names withheld pending family notifications.

San Diego UPS Navy Philippines Vietnam Pacific Fleet Honolulu Subic Bay

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