Nixon urges patience to tame economy and curb inflation
President Nixon told West Coast business leaders that tax cuts or wage price controls would worsen inflation. He announced 40 000 federal job cuts and a $5 billion budget reduction by attrition and vowed to veto oversize bills. He outlined 23 policy conferences to explain federal plans and urged sacrifice in the short run for long term growth.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Nixon
America
Senate
William Baroody
Baroody
Chicago
Gerald R. Ford
Bipartisan panel drafts impeachment articles compromise
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee with several Republicans drafted compromise impeachment articles. The session delayed televised debate on the articles as they redrafted Article 1 charging obstruction of justice. McClory sought a 10 day delay to pressure Nixon on subpoenas, while Democrats argued evidence already supported impeachment.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Ed Mezvinsky
Iowa
Robert McClory
Illinois
James Mann
D-S.c
Tom Railsback
House of Representatives
U.S
Mitchell
McClory
House
CIA
FBI
IRS
Jerome Waldie
Calif
R-Ill
Peter Rodino
Agency chief holds Fraines appointment
Vermont Human Services Secretary Thomas Davis delays the framing of John Froines as director of occupational health. Froines, linked to the Chicago 7, faces political scrutiny and potential background review while Dr. Anthony Robbins defends his selection amid emissions oversight concerns at Vermont Yankee.
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Froines
Chicago
Oregon State University
Chicago 7
Fraines
Goddard College
Yale University
Robbins
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vernon
Ashe
Vermont
Vermont board backs replacing highway dept with cabinet transport agency
The Vermont Transportation Advisory Board recommends creating a state transportation agency run by a cabinet-level secretary to oversee highways aeronautics motor vehicles railroads bus services and water transportation. The plan aims to guide 1975 legislature on 10 year needs while prioritizing rural transport and preventing railroad abandonments though passenger rail is not expected soon.
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Highway, Aeronautics and Motor Vehicles Departments
Vermont
John T. Gray
Gray
Inside Texas renegade holds up in penitentiary classroom
Page 2 item notes a renegade figure remaining at large or under watch within a penitentiary classroom setting. It highlights ongoing concerns about discipline, security, and education for inmates as part of Inside Texas coverage.
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Bennington
Wadsworths
Tom Braden
Henry Kissinger
Butterfield
North Shire
Arlington Fire Department
Post
Generals
Brattleboro
War threat grows as Cyprus crisis flares again
United Press International reports renewed fighting along the Green Line in Nicosia as Turkish troops push forward and Cypriot authorities warn of renewed war unless ceasefire violations end. Greek and Turkish leaders clash over troop withdrawal versus political settlement, with Geneva talks at an impasse.
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Turkey
Cyprus
Glafkos Clerides
Nicosia
Athens
Aghios
Ermolaoa
Sissippos
Britain
Greece
Geneva
Constantine Karamanlis
Clerides
Kyrenia
George Mavros
James Callaghan
Turan Ganes
UPI
Michael Keats
U.N
Nixon Seen Writing Off Impeachment Chance in Committee
In California, President Nixon appears to abandon hopes of defeating the House Judiciary Committee on impeachment. Aides expect the House to reject impeachment, while private notes hint Nixon may rely on a Senate trial. Nixon prepares to fly to Washington after meetings with Genscher and Kissinger following a Grand Forks missile-site visit.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
California
Washington
Hans Dietrich Genscher
Henry A. Kissinger
Grand Forks
N.D
Ronald Ziegler
Dean Burch
Burch
Bennington candidates scarce with five days to filing
Bennington faces a thinning field as the filing deadline nears for state and county posts. Democrats have announced Paul Eagan for Subdistrict 43 Vermont House, but several subdistricts lack full party slates. Incumbents and newcomers are split, with Democrats short a second candidate in multiple subdistricts and Republicans still without a second candidate in Subdistrict 43. Countywide, only the assistant judge posts have full slates with Democrats Paul Sheridan and Marion McCarthy facing Republicans John J. Lee.
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Ly Jan Slusmon
Bennington
Paul Eagan
Vermont
House
Ben
Pownal
Woodford
Michael Silver
William Hoisington
Hoisington
Thomas H. Foster
Eagan
David B. Shaffe
Charles Sauer
Daniel Mason
Paul Sheridan
Marion McCarthy
John J. Lee
Eagan Announces Run In Vermont House Race Subdistrict 43
Paul Eagan of Norton Street declared his candidacy for one of two Democratic nominations to Vermont House Subdistrict 43. He joins incumbents David B. Shaffe and Thomas H. Foster in pursuing election. Eagan, a Vermont Steak House employee, also works at Green Mountain Racetrack and previously ran unsuccessfully for the same House seat and for Mt. Anthony Union High School director.
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Paul Eagan
Norton Street
Vermont
Eagan
David B. Shaffe
Thomas H. Foster
Democratic Committee
Vermont Steak House
Green Mountain
Shaffe
Foster
Mt. Anthony Union High School
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White House
Ken W. Clawson
Washington Post
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