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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1973

Page

11

Communists accused of stalling probe as cease fire persists

The U S and Communist truce teams clashed over investigation of a downed helicopter near An Loc while POW exchanges proceed. Saigon reports 133 cease fire violations in 24 hours with hundreds of prisoners to be released. US officials emphasize delays by the PRG and DRV.

Saigon UPI United States Gilbert H. Woodward U.S JMC An Loc Woodward Army 2Rd Michel Gauivin ICCS PRG Provisional Revolutionary Goverment DRV Democratic Republic of Vietnam South Vietnam Sisted Joint Laos Cambodia Indochina Sa Huynh

Senate panel weighs fate of New England Commission

Governor Francis Sargent urged Congress to continue funding the New England Regional Commission despite Nixon plans to abolish it. He admitted some charges are true but argued mistakes should not end the regional effort, while Merriman’s nomination as federal co chair drew support. Senator Muskie voiced doubt that $200,000 to each of six governors is the right solution, noting the commission has potential under Sargent and Merriman.

Los Angeles UPI McCulloch Oil Corp London Bridge Arizona Desert London Hugh Campbell-MackLean Somerset England McCulloch Picadilly Circus Lake Havasu Washington UPL Francis W. Sargent Massachusetts Congress New England Boston Globe Commission Sargent Public Works Committee Nixon Russel F. Merriman Montpelier, Vt Merriman Vermont George D. Aiken Robert Stafford Morriswan Sen. Edmund & Muskie Dmaine Gov. Sargent

IRA funded by American donors to buy weapons

U S sources say the Irish Republican Army raised about $1 million in the past year from American supporters to buy weapons and aims for a similar sum this year. Boston and New York were named among major fund sources via the Irish Northern Aid Committee, with violence continuing in Belfast as three soldiers were killed in 24 hours.

Belfast UPL Irish Republican Army IRA United United States Irish Northern Aid Committee Gimmen

Aid to the IRA denied by Kennedy and O'Dwyer

United Press International reports Sen Edward Kennedy and Paul O'Dwyer denied intervening with the U S government to move IRA gunmen into the United States for fund raising visits based on a书 by Maria MacGuire. They say no visa or immigration influence occurred and deny calls to Dublin embassy.

IRA Irish Republic Edward M. Kennedy T.mass TRA United States Maria McGuire Kennedy Dublin Boston New York United Press International Dmass Paul O'Dwyer U.S Irish Republican Army Maria MacGuire Miss MacGuire Ken Nedy Nixon

Vermont Senate backs amendments to 14 million supplemental budget

Vermont lawmakers moved amendments to the 14 million supplemental appropriation bill for this fiscal year. Senator Buckley withdrew a motion to restore 67 thousand dollars to municipalities collected under the Uniform Traffic Ticket Act. Buckley criticized committee leadership before backing bills to restore traffic fines to communities. The package also funds a pollution suit, hospital arrears aid, and defender general system costs. Attorney General says no charges against James Wright. Supreme Court declined immediate disbarment and considers findings from a special panel.

Senate Government Operations Committee Buckley Andrew Orzel H-Rutland Cowity Orzel Trussell Niquette D-Chittenden County Attorney General’s State of New York International Paper Co Defender General Wright Richard Davis Barre High Court Montpelier Austin Noble

Newport car dealer fined for selling used car as new demonstrator

UPI reports Kerr Auto Sales Inc owner Robert W. Kerr pleaded to false pretenses after selling a February trade-in car as new demonstrator for 2400 dollars then reselling it at year’s end for 2800, with 6.0 miles. He agreed to halt mileage resets, pay a 1000 dollar fine, and reimburse 400 dollars to the state.

Burlington UPI Newport Robert W. Kerr Kerr Auto Sales Inc Vermont Office Attorney General's Consumer Protection Bureau Kerr Hne

Troy Police Dept Faces Morale Crisis and Politics

A special report for Troy, prepared for ex-C mayoral official, faults the police bureau for low morale, poor leadership, and political meddling. It cites unqualified appointments and lack of city support in manpower, equipment, and funds. Albany Gov Rockefeller proposes new state prosecutor powers and grand juries to unite efforts against organized crime.

Troy Ralph A. DeSantis Washington Cresap, McCormick and Saget Albany Thockefeller Rockefeller

Berkshire Trial Opens Over North Adams Murder Claim

Defense attorney J Norman O'Connor told a Berkshire Superior Court jury that Caroline Shepard fired a shotgun at her husband William Shepard before the weapon killed her, a claim central as the defense began its case on February 5. The jury of 16 heard the proceedings on Wednesday. whether William Shepard will testify remains undecided as trial proceeds toward a Saturday expected close.

Pittsfield Caroline Shepard North Adams William Shepard J. Norman O'Connor Berkshire Superior Court O'Connor

New mall still possibility in Pittsfield area

Pittsfield mayor says New York developer George H Nutman remains interested in a $20 million downtown shopping and office complex known as Herkshire Mall to rise at North and West Streets. City Council delayed action on a lease to move the project forward after a Wednesday phone update from Nutman in Florida. In North Adams Edward Nassif and Douglas Rice share $100000 from the Massachusetts Slab Lottery drawing, each to receive 5009 annually for 10 years. ticket sold at Nassif's Pharmacy.

Pittsfield New York George H. Nutman Donald G. Butler Nutman Florida Herkshire Mall North Adams Edward B. Nassif Nassif Douglas T. Rice Stamford

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