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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1976
Page
2
Zambia declares a state of emergency amid reports Soviet backed forces advance toward Huambo in Angola. President Kaunda warns of possible spread of conflict and calls readiness to defend the nation.
The 47 year old senator tours New Hampshire campaigning on tax reform and energy price relief. He frames the fight as a labor friendly liberal voice with experience and hopes for a Bayh Carter Jackson contest. He criticizes South Africa stance on Angola and vows to break up oil giants to spur competition.
Retired Navy man Charles Heitmeyer and his wife Rosemary reported seeing three objects before dawn that hovered bobbed and then sped away. Heitmeyer described them as upside down soup bowls with square lighted windows and orange flames underneath. The pair watched the objects move southwest to northeast before they vanished in clouds.
President Ford’s election year economy drive faced a major setback as Congress passed a 45 billion measure funding HEW and the Labor Department, with antibusing provisions. Senate override by 70 to 24 and House action 310 to 113 made the bill law, despite Ford's veto.
Algeria accuses Morocco of civilian mass casualty events and germ warfare amid border tensions over control of the former Spanish Sahara. Reports differ on fighting at Amgala as Rabat denies resumption of clashes while Algeria cites air strikes on Saharan refugee camps near Dahkla.
Ronald Reagan denounces Ford campaign practices as despicable as he campaigns in New Hampshire. He cites blanks in news releases and a faulty social security reform label, arguing for careful changes without harming elderly benefits. He repeats that social security needs reform and stresses protecting current beneficiaries.
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