Harris promotes new populism in Brattleboro campaign stop
Former Oklahoma senator Fred Harris touts a populist platform in Vermont as he tours Putney Springfield and Brattleboro. He calls for reordering priorities to curb money power, pledges major defense cuts, tighter anti trust enforcement, ICC and CAB abolition, oil price cuts, end of volume discounts in electricity, and 20 mpg car rule.
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Brattleboro
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Harris
New Hampshire
Putney
Springfield
West Brattleboro
ICC
CAB
Campground in Woodford faces zoning review decision
Woodford selectmen mull appealing state Enviro Board declaratory ruling that the Poors campground need not follow the latest town zoning ordinance. If upheld, Act 250 review moves forward. Project would be on Route 9 near Prospect Mountain with 125 campsites planned, 75 in initial phase.
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Russ Garland Woodford
John and
Ray Poor
Woodford
State Environmental Board
Schuyler Jackson
Jackson
Agency of Environmental Conservation
William Lauzon
Woodford Hollow
Thomas H. Jacobs
Poors
Prospect Mountain
Kenneth V. Fisher Jr
Brattleboro
Ford and Kissinger press on with economy and peace tour
President Ford and Henry Kissinger embark on a 10 day trip to drum up support for economic and energy proposals and to push for Middle East peace progress. Ford meets oil executives in Texas and dines with governors while Kissinger seeks compromise between Israel and Arab states amid disputes over Sinai territory and strategic passes.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
James Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Texas
Congress
Topeka
Kan
M. A. Wright
Exxon
Sinai Desert
Gidi
Mitla
Israel
Kissinger
Suez
Sinai
United Nations
Egypt
Abu Rodeis
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Rabin
Likud
Kissinger's trip aimed at reviving Middle East peace efforts
Secretary of State Kissinger flew to Israel to pursue a new partial withdrawal framework with Egypt as part of a U.S. shuttle diplomacy effort. President Ford praised him while officials described the mission as crucial and delicate with plans to return if a compromise emerges.
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Anwar Sadat
Israel
Ford
The
Chicago Tribune
Middle East
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Andrews Air Force Base
Kissinger
Tel Aviv
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Henry
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Rhine-Main
U.S. Air Force Base
Frankfurt
United States
Tass
Syria
Andrei Gromyko
Geneva
Armed guards transport disputed N H ballots
In subzero weather UPI reports Senate officials aided by armed marshals loaded about 188 500 ballots for the New Hampshire Senate contest into a trailer bound for Washington. Ballots stored in a National Guard garage drew security concerns while four marshals accompanied the truck to the Capitol where they will be stored behind barred windows.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Uss
Senate
Washington
National Guard
Senate Rules Committee
Capitol
James Schoener
GOP
New Hampshire
Schoener
Louis Wyman
John Durkin
U.S
Public Power Controversy Draws Vermont Officials
In Springfield CVPS faces charges it biased a $57 million municipal hydro project poll and town leaders dispute a Becker Associates survey. Rutland protests a 31 percent rate hike draw business leaders and a petition drive while Mayor Godnick plans city opposition.
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Springfield
UPS
Board of
Selectmen
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
CVPS
Black River
Becker Associates
Boston
Paul McCarthy
Rutland
UPI
Vermont
Killington Mountain
Sherburne
Gilbert Godnick
Lee Rutland
Nixon regrets Watergate and faces sorrow after resignation
Rabbi Baruch Korff, speaking at a San Clemente news conference, says former President Nixon is a lonely, troubled man overwhelmed by legal fees and hospital costs. Korff reports Nixon regrets the Watergate affair, left office to spare the nation, and shows low mood while staff were discharged.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Richard Nixon
Bedlam
Nixon
Baruch Korff
Korff
San Clemente Inn
Nixon Justice Fund
Inside National and Vermont notes on pages two to eleven
Summary of diverse items across sections: Russian astronauts brief for next summer joint venture. Santo painting sold to hospital. Leahy organizes Vermont office. tax and energy policy critique. Vermont bill cartoon by local artist. Oktavec on fooling kids with words. Vermont educators in Samoa. practitioners of common sense locally. CBS scrutinizes Caesar's wife in print. maturity debate. MAU girls in playdowns. Arlington Eagles rebound. Bill Russell declines Hall of Fame bid.
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Santo
Leahy
Vermont
TRB
Oktavec
Samoa
CBS
Caesar
MAU
Arlington Eagles
Bill Russell
Hall of Fame
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Bill Sears
George Hohman
Bennington
Bradford Hook & Ladder
Safford Street
Melissa Leland
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Red China
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