Labor strike across industries during inflation era
A wildcat coal miners walkout spreads in Indiana while Los Angeles public workers threaten shortages and a nationwide phone strike looms. Bell System talks aim to avert a general strike as 750,000 telephone workers labor under extensions. GM reports 750 layoffs tied to a week-old strike. aeros pace talks open in Bar Houston.
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Indiana
Los Angeles
General Motors
Bell System
Aerospace
Bar
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Indiana Coal Association
Congress
Cosmonauts finish near perfect voyage at Salyut-3
The Soviet Union's Soyuz-14 crew Col. Pavel Popovich and Yuri Artyukhin wrapped a two week mission aboard Salyut-3 ending with a near pinpoint landing 87 miles southeast of their target, inside 2,000 yards. The mission marked Russia's first successful space docking and return and boosted the space program ahead of next year's US Soviet linkup.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Salyut-3
Earth
Tass
Russia
Kremlin
Vladimir A. Shatalov
Shatalov
Pavel Popovich
Yuri Artyukhin
Dzhezkagan
Central Asia
Salyut-3 Space Station
Salyut Station
Salyut-1
Space
Stafford vows to defend 55 mph limit and energy policy
Stafford, ranking minority member of the Public Works Transportation subcommittee, defends the 55 mph speed limit and energy crisis measures. He cites bipartisan support with Percy and Jennings Randolph and notes CCV plans in Bennington. He also urges Congress to cut at least $5 billion from Nixon's proposed budget while touting recycling and resource conservation.
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Sen
Aiken
Stafford
Public Works Committee
Sens
Percy
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Public Works
U.S
Congress
Nixon
Lame duck PSB members back utility
The Vermont Public Service Board voted 2 1 to allow 10 major utilities to seek up to 3.5 million dollars under a purchased power and fuel adjustment clause. The amount will be set at later hearings as appeals loom from public attorneys and a welfare rights group. Central Vermont Public Service seeks 2.3 million and Green Mountain Power 500 thousand.
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Vermont Supreme Court
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vermont
Green Mountain Power Corp
Napolitano's Pizzeria and Tag Sale Ad
Napolitano's Pizzeria offers pizza subs meatballs sausage and peppers and to go sauce and meatballs and party size orders call 442-3949. Adv tag sale runs through Sunday July 21 10am to 5pm clothing household baby and more at John Sausville el Road Bennington.
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John Sausville
el Road
Bennington
Barrosse Picked to Lead Holy Cross in Rome
Fr. Thomas Barrosse C.S.C., former Holy Cross Novitiate director in Bennington, was elected superior general by 55 delegates in Montreal on July 18 and will be stationed in Rome. The election heads the order’s international apostolate with missions in Asia and the Americas. He is to return briefly to Bennington before departing for Rome.
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State Colleges
Smith
CCV
University of Vermont
Johnson State College
Castleton
Community College
Cy Hn
I Pet. 2
Bennington
Chamber of Commerce
Svsu Board
Human Resources Council
Ethan Allen Community College
St. Joseph College
Thomas Barrosse
C.S.C
Holy Cross
Uganda
Africa
Montreal
Canada
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Barrosse
Rome
Fr. Barrosse
France
United States
Bangladesh
Haiti
Brazil
Peru
Chile
Ghana
Oratory of St
Stonehill College
Massachusetts
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Nicholas Aye
Holy Cross Novitiate
Nixon holds economic strategy session amid price rise
President Nixon meets top advisers in San Clemente to tackle inflation, lagging production, and fiscal restraint as the Labor Department reports a 1 percent rise in consumer prices in June. Kissinger also heads to discuss Cyprus and foreign policy amid impeachment debates.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Kenneth Bush
Roy Ash
Bush
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Cyprus
Ronald L. Ziegler
Peter W. Rodine
House Judiciary Committee
John Doar
Spain
Labor Department
Bennington Bicentennial Committee Seeks Local Funding
The Bennington Bicentennial Commission proposes budget items for 1976 and 1977 events and seeks Vermont State funding with a 50 50 local match. Planned projects include a bicycle path and park, a pictorial history, tours, video taping, a historical pageant, and dramatization of the Battle of Bennington. Committee meetings start in September and are open to community involvement.
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CCV
Smith
Vermont
Bennington
Mab DuHamel
Helen Paulson
Arvel M. Steece
Tom Brockway
Tordis Isselhardt
Dorothy Kidd
Shawn Fox
Elizabeth Armstrong
Nancy Boone
Vermont Bicentennial Commission
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Alan B. Shepard
Friday
NASA
U.S. Naval Academy
Shepard
Water and Power Department
San Fernando Valley
Tonawanda
N.Y
Lordstown
Ohio
Brandwene
Rotary
Lame Duck
PSB
Maude
Beatrice Arthur
Lucille Ball
Maine
Harte Theatre
Kelvinator
Fienberg
Main ST
Dia
Aron Tager
Mats
Bennington Briefs
Palazz
Acades
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bennington Banner
The
Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Moi’ Parleys As
L‘etat
Zielger
U.S. Alliance
TV Aera
Beshara’s
Park St
Nichols
Chatham
Zephyr
Woolshire
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