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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1970

Page

2

Welfare term debate shapes welfare reform plan

HEW Secretary Elliot Richardson pushes senators to say on family assistance rather than welfare to curb stigma. He notes 24 million eligible under family aid, though critics warn the Nixon bill would expand aid to 12 percent of Americans. Senators Javits Harris Ribicoff and McCarthy propose liberalizing hikes, with committee action expected late September.

Washington UPI HEW Elliot L. Richardson Richardson Senate Finance Committee U.S Jack Miller Iowa Harry F. Byrd D-Va Javits Fred R. Harris D-Okla Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn Eugene J. McCarthy Finance Committee Senate

Conferees Agree On Postal Reform

A House Senate conference committee approved a bill to convert the post office into an independent agency the U S Postal Service with an 11 member board of governors and a five member rate commission Rate increases for patrons are expected first with a six to eight cent stamp rise possible The measure caps initial rate boosts at three and 13 percent and sets wage and union provisions including collective bargaining and arbitration under new rules The plan requires approval by Congress and the President Nixon and must take effect within a year

Washington UPI House-Senate Post Office Congress House Senate Nixon U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors Rate Commission

Berkeley Rounds Up Wandering Youths

Berkeley police lock down the summer influx of unsupervised youths. In 20 days 327 under 18s were arrested for no crime beyond supervision, with hundreds shipped home or confined to local districts. Many suspects are from outside California, including several international entrants.

Berkeley Calif UPI Sgt. C. D. Glenn California New York Michigan Pennsylvania Connecticut Marseilles France Canada Glenn

Death of Salazar Ends Era in Portugal

Salazar’s death triggers reflections on a forty year rule in Portugal. Flags at half staff mark the end of an era as Premier Caetano vows to hold Africa’s provinces, despite poverty and high costs. Portugal maintains 125000 troops across Angola, Mozambique and Portuguese Guinea amid ongoing guerrilla warfare.

Salazar Portugal Phil Newsom UPI Antonio de Oliveira Salazar Africa Mozambique Angola Portuguese Guinea Marcello Caetano Dr. Salazar Europe

Witness Describes LaBianca Killings in Trial

LOS ANGELES UPI witness Linda Kasabian testified that Charles Manson sent three followers to the LaBianca home to kill Leno and wife without revealing the plan. She described Manson selecting the house after hours of driving and instructing crew members not to let the victims know they would be killed. The LaBiancas were found dead hours later.

Los Angeles UPI Charles Manson Sharon Tate Linda Kasabian Manson Leno la Bianca Tate Miss van Housten Miss Krenwinkel Charles Watson

Jackson Grand Jury Finds Police Actions Justified

A Hinds County grand jury concluded Mississippi officers used only necessary force to restore order after Jackson State College campus violence. It found evidence supported sniper fire against police, stated officers were justified firing, and disputed mayoral remarks alleging no police gunfire.

Jackson, Miss UPI Mississippi Jackson State College Hinds County Jackson City Russell Davis Davis Jackson State John Bell Williams Alexander Hall

Forces Pound Angkor Wat Area in Cambodia War

Cambodian military spokesman says Allied air strikes killed 600 Communist troops and wounded 200 near Angkor Wat nine miles northeast of Siem Reap. Reports cite villagers. aircraft origin unclear. Saigon says B52s dropped two million pounds across Vietnam and coastal areas. Cambodian counterattack at Kirirom Plateau delayed. Clashes reported near Kompong Thom and heavier fighting in Eastern Cambodia involve South Vietnamese forces and air support.

Phnom Penh API Angkor Wat Siem Reap Angkor Saigon South Vietnam Cambodia Con Kirirom Kompong Som Kompong Thom

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