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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1973

Page

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National security shroud bills plumbers role in Watergate

Senate questions Ehrlichman about a 1971 White House unit dubbed plumbers. The group allegedly pursued covert operations including a psychiatric profile on Ellsberg, leaks plugs, and actions against SALT talks and the India Russia treaty. Ehrlichman denies awareness of burglary plans while executive privilege blocks full disclosure.

Wesley G. Piptert Washington UPI John Ehrlichman White House Ehrlichman Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn Senate Watergate Committee J. Fred Buzhardt Buzhardt Wilson Baker CIA Nixon Richard G. Kleindienst Hugh W. Sloan Sloan John W. Dean Dean Ronald L. Ziegler Nison

Skylab Crew Ready for Long Space Mission Launch

Skylab astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma take a day off before a 7 11 a m EDT launch to the orbiting station. The crew will conduct a 55 day stay studying living and working in space, following the first crew’s 28 day mission.

Cape Kennedy UPI Navy Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Jack R. Lousmna Kennedy Space Center Space Agency Bean Houston Garriott Lousma Fmlah Charles ‘'Pete Conrad Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz Earth Pete Joe Paul Gerry Carr Bill Pogue Rich Gibson

Beef price freeze defended by administration

The Nixon administration rejects claims of a beef crisis and says the price freeze remains in place through Sept 12. Officials dispute meat industry reports, noting only limited plant closures and modest shortfalls, while predicting withheld cattle will rejoin markets after the deadline to stabilize supply and prices.

Washington UPI Nixon John Dunlop Cost of Living Council Treasury George Shulls Herbert Stein Council of Economic Advisers Dunlap Dave Martin R-Neb John V. McCollister Rneb Omaha Dunlop McCollister Bob Price R-Texas Stein Shult

Latest food price rise triggers national freezer run

A nationwide run on home freezers is tied to rising food costs. In Cincinnati a clerk noted 75 freezers sold in four days as shoppers stock up. Officials say the beef price ceiling remains, with buyers seeking large freezers and some wanting two small ones if a large unit is unavailable.

United Press International Bob ‘Williams Swanson Cincinnati Ohio John Dunlop Cost of Living Council Younker Brothers Home Saves

Navy Blue Angels crash kills three fliers in New Jersey

During a 300 to 400 mph diamond formation near Beckerville New Jersey two F41 jets touched wing tips causing a spin to the ground. Marine Captain Mike Murphy 28 of San Antonio Texas Navy Lt Omar Ship Umstead 30 of Detroit and Petty Officer 1 Ronald Thomas 30 of Ponca City Oklahoma died. One injured Petty Officer 1 Gerald Harvey 37 of Sweeney Texas was airlifted to hospital.

Mike Murphy San Antonio Tex Ronald Thomas Ponca City Okla Navy Omar Umstead Detroit Filer Gerald Harvey Sweeney Here Nick Grand Blue Angels Grand

GIs in West Germany get pay bonus and aids

About 107000 U S military personnel in West Germany will receive cost of living payments up to 8.60 dollars a day to offset inflation and dollar devaluation. The Pentagon says it will spend 28 million dollars on the program, guided by a survey showing living costs in Germany 4 to 30 percent higher than in the United States. The payments depend on rank and US support facilities. This follows a recent housing allowance increase and reflects ongoing debates over U S troop levels abroad.

Washington UPI U.S West Germany Pentagon Germany United States Hey Congress Senate Mike Mansfield Europe

Train named EPA head vows steady environmental push

Russell E. Train, newly nominated to lead the EPA, pledges clean air and clean water as top priorities while warning of a tough period ahead. He stresses patient public cooperation, emphasizes enforcing the Clean Air Act and Federal Water Quality Act, and notes expected policy debates during a Watergate reshuffle.

Washington UPT Russell E. Train Environmental Protection Agency EPA Traii William D. Ruckelshaus FBI Ruckelshaus

Inouye shifts policy after muttered remark

Senator Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii faced a stumble during testimony when a microphone captured him muttering what a liar. He later hinted at curbing slips by talking to himself in Hawaiian, offering little clarification to reporters when questioned about the incident.

Washington UPI Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii John Bhrifchran Incuye

Florida death penalty law upheld by court

Florida Supreme Court upholds the state's new capital out law as compatible with U S Supreme Court guidelines for the death penalty in a 2 ruling. The decision keeps death as a last resort for felons with no rehabilitation and notes about 100 inmates on Death Row were commuted to life in 1972.

Tallahassee, Fla Florida Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Florida State Division of Corrections

Double features highlight local cinemas in North Hoosick crowds

At Cinema I Last Tango in Paris returns for a third screening. Cinema IT offers Battle for the Planet of the Apes followed by The Other. The Other stars Tom Tryon. Uta Hagen delivers a standout performance. Cannes award winning Scarecrow and Fortean pairings also noted with various titles and drive in listings. Drive-ins start at dusk with times in ads.

Planet of the Apes Flicka Tom Tryon Uta Hagen Artile Bowen Robert Duval Hannie Caulder Raquel Welch Hathaway Poseidon Culpepper Cattle Company Wes North Hoosick N.Y

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