Vermonters start playing political musical chairs
In Vermont, Rep. Richard W. Mallary R vt announces plans to seek the U S Senate seat vacated by Sen George D Aiken R vt Mallary says the plan is not a formal announcement and he will likely make a formal statement this spring He says he would welcome Aikens endorsement but expects no commitment from the senator Meanwhile former Lt Gov Thomas L Hayes may switch to the Democratic Party to run for the U S House Hayden Downs and Gordon Paquette are weighing bids as well
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Jeffords seeks GOP House nomination in Vermont
Former Vermont attorney general James Jeffords announced at a State House news conference that he is a candidate for the Republican congressional nomination. The move followed Rep. Richard Mallary's bid for the Senate seat as George Aiken plans retirement. Jeffords, an attorney from Montpelier, said a formal announcement would come later.
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Balloonist Gatch Pursues First Manned Trans Atlantic Flight
Thomas L. Gatch, 48, an Army Reserve colonel, launched from Harrisburg International Airport in a sealed gondola attached to 10 helium balloons. He aimed to cross the Atlantic eastward toward Europe at speeds above 100 mph, relying on radio contacts and radar for position, as a balloon burst near the gondola.
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Gasoline shortage boosts big car buyers across US
DETROIT reports a record 80 day unsold car supply amid gasoline shortages. Dealers offer deep cuts on standard size models while small cars stay scarce. plant shutdowns and furloughs affect 1.7 million vehicles in stock and 27,000 workers on one week furlough this week.
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Davis declines 1974 run for public office
Former Vermont governor Deane Davis, age 73, says he has no plans to seek any public office this year. He will not challenge Congressman Richard Mallory for the GOP Senate nomination and denies intentions to run for another position.
Arab leaders promise possible easing of oil embargo and disengagement talks
Two Arab diplomats Ismail Fahmy and Omar Sakkar visited President Nixon with a hopeful message from the Algiers summit. Observers expected news on a gradual oil embargo lift and possible Israeli-Syrian disengagement in the Golan Heights. Fahmy said a unanimous decision aimed at progress, with Kissinger likely to participate in negotiations.
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Vander Veen Upsets Ford Seat Ending 62-Year GOP run
Democrat Richard Vander Veen defeated Robert Vander Laan in Michigan 5th District, ending Gerald Ford's long Republican hold. Vander Veen won 50.9 percent to 44.2 amid Watergate backlash, with Johnson and Girard taking the rest. Vander Veen urged Nixon resignation and a national change.
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U S ready to tap gasoline stockpiles
Washington reports the government plans to order firms to draw down inventories to ease auto fuel shortages, prioritizing northeast regions. Energy chief Simon expects a rapid decision on the revised emergency energy bill while senators warn of potential unrest if Congress stalls.
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Richardson doubts Nixon support in 72 Watergate era
Former Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson said he would not have backed President Nixon in 1972 if he knew then what he knows now about Watergate. He urged Congress to pursue impeachment if evidence warrants and questioned Nixon's ability to lead without restoring trust in the presidency.
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Inside HRBC EPA report and editorials overview
A year’s work review on the Inside HRBC EPA brief notes Page 3 and editorials on Prince Spiro’s costs Page 4. Tom Wicker asks who’s to blame for the gas shortage Page 4. A Monitor piece covers the naturalization process this year Page 6. TAP water project aid arrives Page 7. John Randolph portrays Vermont sportsmen gatherings on Page 13.
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Gasoline lines measured by waiting time at Fairfield station
A photo shows 103 cars queuing to a Fairfield Connecticut gas station on I-95 last Saturday. The line’s estimated waiting time was about 1? hours. The station operated only two hours and imposed a $3 limit on purchases.
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