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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1973

Page

10

Boston judge orders 14 AUSA affidavits on marijuana use

UPI reports Judge Charles Wyzanski Jr demands all 14 Boston assistant U.S. attorneys file sworn statements that they never smoked marijuana by June 6 or face dismissal of the case against George P. Byer for drug possession. The judge accuses the office of overemphasizing minor drug prosecutions and vows to call prosecutors to the witness stand.

Boston UPI U.S US District Court Charles Wyzanski Jr Fels Coye George P. Byer Wyzanski James N. Gabriel Puerto Rico Gabriel Harvard Law School Vera Countryman Charles &. Gibson Fitchburg U.S. Army Wrvanski Countryman Congress North Vietnam

Notables plan to attend Hale Boggs memorial Mass

Former House Majority Leader T M Boggs missing in Alaska plane crash will be honored with a Special Mass of Resurrection at St Louis Cathedral in New Orleans. National leaders and Boggs family will attend as a military salute follows the service.

Hale Boggs Memorial New Orleans UPI House T. Male Boggs D-La St. Louis Cathedral Boggs Washington House Democratic Caucus Thomas P. O'Neill Jr D-Mass Bog Hobart L. Boggs Hebhart Stump Jackson Square Lindy Boges

Pensions negotiated for retired miners

A federal judge announced a settlement delivering at least 92 million dollars in pension benefits to thousands of retired mine workers or widows. The plan covers 9,000 to 20,000 beneficiaries, with retroactive payments of 1,400 dollars and ongoing pension and health benefits from January 1, 1973. Widows receive 1,000 dollars. the cost may exceed 52 million in the first year.

Washington UPI U.S Gerhard A. Gesell United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund Harry Huge Saidno Fic Huge Llows UMW Tony Boyle

U.S. planes pound North Vietnam in renewed air strikes

About 123 U.S. warplanes including more than 40 B52s bombed the lower half of North Vietnam while monsoon rain and cloud cover limited damage assessment. Campaigns were run under Nixon orders to keep raids below the 20th Parallel. In South Vietnam, Communist attacks rose to their highest since December with 81 shellings and ground assaults through dawn today.

Saigon UPS Moisson North Vietnam U.S Indochina North South Vietnam North Vietnamese Panhandle Nixon Hanoi- Haiphong Hanoi-Haiphong Marine AG Hanni-Haiphong Mie Saigan South

Navy trial in San Diego ends with Black sailor found innocent

Polly Officer Hiram Davis, among 21 Black sailors tried for rioting aboard the Kitty Hawk, is acquitted of assault and rioting but convicted of unlawful confinement. Davis, who faced racism accusations, received a $450 fine and rank reduction to E-4. A psychiatric report urged no confinement.

San Diego Calif UPI Polly Hiram Davis Cleveland Mallory Pittsburgh Navy Tobby DB. Bryant Navy Marine Corps Douglas Becker Davis Recker Thay

Vermont lawmakers back low cost housing plan says Giuliani

Vermont lawmakers voice support for a proposed cocal housing development corporation to boost low cost homes. The plan would buy and improve land to meet environmental and health standards and offer low interest builder loans, with optimism from Giuliani Aiken Nadwacny and others.

Thomas Davis John McClaughry

Public Service Commission denies NY telephone rate hike request

The New York State Public Service Commission rejected immediate rate increases of 217 million dollars annually and paused a permanent 89 million dollar rise pending hearings. The agency cited lack of persuasive justification while the company cited higher wages and costs. Governor Rockefeller backs Lake Placid Winter Olympics move. A Cessna Skyhawk valued at 4000 dollars owned by Henry Nachbar of Ballston Lake was stolen from Glenville air field sometime this month. police seek the orange four seater last seen December 1 by airport manager Charles O Neill.

Albany State Public Service Commission New York ‘Telephone Co PSC Lake P Rockefeller Lake Placid Jake Placid Adirondack U.S. Olympic Committee California Utah Glenville Henry Nachbar Ballston Lake Schenectady County Charles O'Neill Nachbar

Fires Across Berkshire Area Hit Multiple Sites

A blaze at Adams Saddle Lounge near Greylock leveled the building amid a fierce wind and snowstorm. Earlier fires destroyed Duke's Dance Hall in Windsor and an abandoned Foisy farmhouse complex at Mt. Greylock base. Fire Chief Arthur Hathaway cites ashes from the lounge as likely cause. General Sports & Services of Springfield owns the lounge property. Elco Development Corp. holds an option to buy the 20 acre tract. Michael R. Shay of Williams College Environment Studies plans a town book on local environmental actions and will connect with groups through a Special Assistant role funded by federal program, potentially continuing as Berkshire freegeling committee head. Christchild figurine from St. Thomas Church nativity taken last week was returned undamaged after a call to police.

Adams MU. Greylock Arthur W. Hathaway Windsor Mt. Greylock General Sports & Services, Inc Springfield Elco Development Corp Williamstown Michael R. Shay Willams College Center For Environmental Studies Shay Tie Berkshire-Bennington Counties St. Thomas Church Timothy J. Charypoux North Adams Hing

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