Ford says Nixon China trip hurt his New Hampshire win
President Ford believes the Nixon visit to China likely harmed his New Hampshire primary as he narrowly defeated Ronald Reagan. He tempered certainty, citing incomplete evidence, after a strategy session with political aides and a breakfast with former Republican National Committee chairmen.
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Charges Dropped for 10 Former Attica Inmates
State Supreme Court Justice Frank R. Bagger dismissed all charges against 10 former Attica inmates accused of kidnapping guards during the 1971 riot. The move followed a motion by Attica Prosecutor Alfred J. Scotti to dismiss in the interests of justice. The Sept 13 1971 uprising left 39 inmates and 43 overall deaths.
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U S base a protest target in Cod War clash at Keflavik
Icelandic fishermen blocked all Keflavik gates to press NATO action against British warships in disputed waters off Iceland. About 15 carloads refused entry to the base except American staff as protests grew over Iceland’s 200 mile fishing limit and Britain’s presence. Iceland broke relations with Britain Feb 19 over fishing rights.
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Drugs show no abatement in 1970s study says institute
The National Institute on Drug Abuse reports the 1970s drug epidemic remains entrenched with cocaine use rising among men in their 20s and 30s in 1974. Tobacco shows possible decline with higher education, while alcohol remains the leading drug of choice in a survey of 2,510 men.
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Stop Carter movement gains as Carter wins New Hampshire
Liberal Democrats in Massachusetts and Washington mobilize against Jimmy Carter after his New Hampshire victory. Bayh Jackson and Udall split on strategy while Washington’s liberal establishment weighs a coordinated bid to stop Carter. Carter defends himself amid calls for unity among rivals and frustration with Washington insiders.
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Kennedy urges mandatory sentences for violent crimes
Senator Edward M. Kennedy calls for national sentencing guidelines and mandatory minimums for violent offenses, decrying disparity as a national scandal. He seeks abolition of indeterminate sentences and compulsory rehabilitation while affirming ongoing prison programs.
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Bennington Banner Publication Details
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays. It is a subscriber to United Press International and the New York Times News Service.
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