Covert U.S. aid to Chile challenged in Congress
Rep. Harrington charges the Johnson administration provided 276 million dollars in economic and military aid to Chile in 1975 despite bans and caps. He cites 91 million in bilateral economic aid and 90 million in military aid, plus 95 million from debt rescheduling, and warns of 1976 plans including 102 million in arms. He will push to curb congressional control over aid.
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Washington
UPI
Chile
Congress
Michael J. Harrington
Dmass
Library of Congress
Harrington
U.S
Spain eyed for extra U S military aid to seal base pact
The Boston Globe reported the United States may count non direct military aid to reach 1 billion dollars for Spain as part of negotiations over a defense agreement. A treaty form would require a two thirds congressional vote, and aides fear allied pressure for more aid.
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Boston
UPI
United States
Spain
Boston Globe
The
Globe
U.S
Henry Kissenger
Doctors' job action continues unabated
In Los Angeles County about 75 percent of internists, pediatricians and general practitioners stayed from work to support a doctors strike against malpractice insurance premium increases. The walkout affected 109 of 234 hospitals, extended across six counties, with some pharmacists authorized to refill prescriptions without physician consent. San Diego saw two thirds of the 1,600 physicians join, and office closures potentially lasting beyond two days. Emergency rooms reported no surge yet, but officials warned of potential impact if stoppages persist. County hospitals reported limited bed availability as private facilities faced higher patient volume.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hospital Council of
Southern California
San Diego
Society
Edith E. Nuss obituary and funeral plans announced
Edith E. Nuss 63 wife of Charles A. Nuss of Red Mountain Road Arlington died Friday at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Funeral services at the family convenience The Nusses married 38 years moved to Arlington from Hawthorne New Jersey in 1973 Born December 8 1912 in Paterson to James and Edith Riley Blackburger worked as a secretary at Wright Aeronautical Corp Survivors include daughter Barbara Gilroy of Long Valley New Jersey two sisters and three brothers Florence Forest Carl Blockburger Marsha Salerno Donald Blockburger James Blockburger nieces nephews and cousins There are no calling hours Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Arlington in charge Memorials suggested to St James Episcopal Church Arlington Entombment at Evergreen Cemetery Arlington pending spring burial
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Edith E. Nuss
Charles A. Nuss
Red Mountain Road
Arlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Nusses
Hawthorne
N.J
Nuss
Paterson
James and
Edith (Riley
Barbara Gilroy
Long Valley
Florence Forest
Carl Blockburger
Marsha Salerno
Donald Blockburger
James Blockburger
Wyckoff
Hanson’ Walbridge
St. James Episcopal Church
Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Bennington Banner Advertising Rates Update
Public notice details subscription pricing for the Bennington Banner with mailing options within Vermont and surrounding radius. Includes delivery charges and service note for daily publication excluding Sundays and legal holidays.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
Funeral for Daniel G Flynn in North Bennington
Daniel Gregory Flynn of West Shaftsbury died Wednesday at his nephew Robert Flynn’s home. His funeral Mass was held Friday at St. John the Baptist Church North Bennington with Rev. Michael A. Demasi officiating. Entombment at Park Lawn Cemetery preceded spring burial at St. John’s Cemetery. Rosary was recited Thursday night at Mahar & Son Funeral Home.
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Daniel Gregory Flynn
West Shaftsbury
Robert Flynn
St. John the Baptist Church
North Bennington
Michael A. Demasi
Mahar & Son
Park Lawn
Bennington
St. John’s Cemetery
Fr. Demasi
Ford will attack Reagan budget in New Hampshire
UPI reports President Ford's New Hampshire campaign chair will focus on Ronald Reagan's 90 billion dollar budget cut. Rep. James Cleveland criticizes Manchester Union Leader for omitting Reagan's California tax record, arguing tax facts shape the New Hampshire primary.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Ford
New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan
Manchester Union
California
Reagan
James C. Cleveland
Rn.h
Union Leader
William Loeb
Tax Foundation
New England
New York
Hawaii
Nevada
Washington, D.C
Mr. Loeb
Cleveland
William
Gregg
Colby Defends CIA Secrecy and Congressional Oversight
Former CIA chief William Colby argues for strong oversight to protect secrets and prevent leaks while acknowledging public suspicion. He cites briefings to lawmakers and asserts the CIA never leaks as a matter of policy despite ongoing questions about Italy and other disclosures.
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Colby
Page 1
CIA
U.S
Dean Rusk
Nicholas Katzenbach
Congressional
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Italy
Congress
Javits
Cheney declines comment on judgeship bid in Vermont
Former Attorney General Kimberly Cheney refused to confirm or deny reports that he sought the district judgeship opened by Judge H. Russell Morss’s death in Bethel. The Judicial Selection Board paused applications and will brief Gov. Salmon within a month.
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Thomas Salmon
Cheney
Dinner Downtown at Brookside Senior Apt Lunch
A low cost lunch program for seniors 60 and over hosts "Dinner Downtown" at Brookside Senior Apartment House with meals funded by contributions up to $1. Paddy's Restaurant caters for UCL's Nutrition Program for the Elderly. Reservations and mini-bus transport available at 442-8012. audience may combine with shopping or appointments. Menu for Jan 26 to 30 includes hamburger patty, roast turkey, beef stew, Swedish meat balls, and tuna noodle casserole.
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Brookside
Paddy
UCL
Kennedy love life rumors endanger CIA panel probe
The congressional committee questioned Judith Campbell Exner about alleged ties between John F Kennedy, Sam Giancana and CIA contacts in the 1960s. Exner, labeled “a friend” of Kennedy, denied passing information and critics accused the panel of hiding evidence.
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Kennedy
Sinatra
Sam Giancana
Chicago
CIA
Judith Campbell Exner
Hyde Park High to Reopen Amid Security Standoff
Hyde Park High School will reopen Monday after closure due to racial violence. Superintendent Marion Fahey said reopening is contingent on police deployment, with the faculty demanding 100 officers inside the building, while Police Superintendent Jordan says the exact count is withheld under Garrity safety guidelines.
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Boston
UPI
Hyde Park High School
Marion Fahey
Joseph Jordan
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Jordan
Garrity
Robert J. diGrazia
Hyde Park
diGrazia
Stop Carter campaign gains in New Hampshire
Jimmy Carter said liberal opposition distributed scurrilous literature and incorrect statements about his campaign as a Stop Carter movement arose in New Hampshire ahead of the presidential primary. He noted Terry Sanford’s withdrawal could aid his North Carolina push and possibly attract rivals.
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Nashua
N.H
UPI
Jimmy Carter
New Hampshire
Georgia
Iowa
Carter
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Sanford
Coffee prices rise after Brazil frost hit crops
New York reports General Foods boosted wholesale coffee by 15 cents a pound and instant by 2 cents an ounce amid frost damage to Brazil’s 1976 crop. Rep. Joseph Vigorito questions price manipulation as inventories tighten and retailers weigh continuing to buy at current rates.
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General Foods
Vigorita
Brazil
U.S
Angola
Procter & Gamble
Folger’s
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Grand Union
Vigorito
Collision report on Adams Street collision in Bennington
Police report two vehicles collided at 12 05 p m Friday on Adams Street. A 1969 Oldsmobile driven by Jean M Wassick 39 of Bennington sustained moderate damage. A 1973 Chevrolet truck driven by Richard A Martin 43 of Shaftsbury was undamaged. No injuries were reported.
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Bennington
Adams Street
Jean M. Wassick
Richard A. Martin
Shaftsbury
Legislature approves funds for security in Vermont primary
The Vermont House Appropriations Committee voted 74 to approve a plan to add about $6,200 to the $1.7 million supplemental budget for the current year. Public Safety Commissioner Edward Corcoran said the money helps State assistance to the US Secret Service for protecting candidates in Vermont's March 2 presidential preference primary.
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John Trattner
State Department
Kissinger
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
KODAK
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Main Street
Daniel G. Flynn
Bennington Brief
Whitney
Bill
ADV
N. Hampshire
Joseph P. Vigorita
D-Pa
Nichols
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