U S and six nations reach secret nuclear safeguards pact
An administration official disclosed that the United States and six other major industrial countries have concluded a secret agreement to cooperate on new safeguards and controls for exported nuclear facilities. The pact, completed last month, aims to prevent civilian exports from becoming weapons and to strengthen existing safeguards through international standards. The seven nations include the United States and the Soviet Union Britain West Germany France Japan and Canada. The five principles require internationally accepted safeguards, assurances against use of imports for explosives, and prevention of transfers to third countries without matching guarantees.
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Washington
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Fred C. Ikle
Ikle
Arms Control and Disar
France
Soviet Union
Britain
West Germany
Japan
Canada
London
India
Brazil
International Atomic Energy Agency
CBS Relieves Schorr and Offers Legal Aid
CBS News relieved Daniel Schorr of Washington duties pending a Congressional probe into his leak to The Village Voice. He remains on CBS payroll and in the Washington bureau but cannot cover events as a CBS employee. The network will provide legal counsel and back Schorr against disclosures of his source, stressing press freedom concerns.
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Washington
CBS News
Daniel Schorr
House Committee
Village Voice
Schorr
CBS
Richard S. Salant
New York
Salant
William J. Small
News
Joseph A. Califano
Network
Califano
Johnson
House of Representatives
Mt Anthony union district budget faces voter decision today
Voters across five districts decide on a 3.6 million dollar Mt Anthony budget for 1976-77, a 16.6 percent rise. School officials say cutting the budget would threaten programs and questioned what would remain when cuts occur.
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Mt. Anthony
Union
Mt. Anthony Union
Mt. Anthony Union School District
Main St
Bennington
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
North Bennington
McCullough
Woodford
Woodford Hollow
Rescue squad to buy Dewey Lumber Mill site for 33500
Bennington Rescue Squad Inc unanimously voted Sunday to purchase the entire Dewey Lumber Mill property on McKinley Street for 33500. The offer includes a donated garage and 10000 square feet, with plans for a new headquarters and potential senior housing nearby.
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Rescue Squad
Dewey
Bennington Rescue Squad Inc
Dewey Lumber
McKinley Street
Bernard J. Bourgeois
Safford Street
Bourgeois
Stephen H. Gilman
Stuart Hurd
Planning Commission
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Zoning Board
New Hampshire 1976 primary kicks off intense campaigning
In Concord, Ford and Carter lead early in the New Hampshire presidential primary as campaigns race to mobilize volunteers. Dixville Notch cast 25 votes with Ford taking 11 and Reagan 4, Carter 6, and other choices split among Bayh Jackson Udall and Wallace Johnson. About six thousand volunteers canvassed, while Ford and Reagan campaigned amid last minute blitzes and forecasts of up to 165,000 GOP voters and 80,000 Democratic voters.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
New Hampshire
Dixville Notch
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Birch Bayh
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Wallace Johnson
Berkeley
Calif
John Michaels
Reagan
Washington
Granite State
Udall
Ford on New Hampshire Race First Inning Comment
President Ford predicts victory in New Hampshire while calling it the first inning. Governors and wives dinner at the White House focused on the day’s primary with Gov. Meldrim Thomson predicting Reagan wins. Morton jokes Reagan may finish second as Thomson wagers syrup against Maryland oysters. Susan Ford declines to forecast a winner.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
New Hampshire
White House
Meldrim Thomson
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Roger C. B. Morton
Thomson
Morton
Maryland
Susan
Governor Pardons DWI Suspect Sparks Legal Debate
Six months after taking office Governor Salmon issued a full pardon erasing most of Burton Tatro's traffic record. A fatal Danville crash followed weeks later amid renewed questions about the pardon and whether it should have allowed Tatro to keep or regain his license. The case now goes before Vermont's Supreme Court, with issues on moral and legal implications of pardons and their effect on record and licensing.
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Rod Clarke Montpelier
UPI
Thomas Salmon
Burton Tatro
Hardwick
Salmon
State Supreme Court
Jatro
Tatro
Wolcott
James Malloy
Rte. 15
Danville
Dorothea Brown
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
Vermont District Court
St. Johnsbury
Kenneth Brown
Malloy
Caledonia County
Stephan Martin
Brown
Robert Bloomer
Rutland
Supreme Court
R. Allen Paul
Burlington
Bloomer
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph Jamele
Jamele
Vermont Delegation Votes and Rescue Squad Report Highlight Inside Local
Inside Local summarizes how Vermont's delegation voted and details Rescue Squad activity on page 3. A note on Tom Braden speculates Nixon’s real target as Kissinger on page 4. Page 6p features Safire on switcher issues and a Frank Sullivan memory.
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Vermont
Tom Braden
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Safire
Frank Sullivan
Michael Cooney
Gardner
Moon Church
Manchester
HFCS
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Lawrence Harrington
David Adler
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