Cyprus peace talks inch toward settlement in Geneva
British, Greek and Turkish foreign ministers near a Cyprus peace deal in Geneva despite Turkish troop movements and a stalled cease-fire. Leaders debated buffer zones and demarcation lines as U.N. convoys were kept off roads and refugees crowded the Kyrenia Dome hotel.
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Geneva
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Athens Radio
Greece
Turkey
George Mavros
Mavros
Turan Ganes
James Callaghan
Ankara
Bulent Ecevit
U.N
Nicosia
Callaghan
Telltale tally for House Judiciary impeachment votes
The tally sheet shows the second article passing 28 to 10 after Rep. McClory shifted to support it. McClory urged impeachment on a third article over Nixon’s refusal to turn over 147 Watergate tapes, arguing ongoing stonewalling harms constitutional authority.
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House Judiciary Committee
Rep. McClory
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Robert McClory
R-Ill
McClory
House
Senate
Lou Frey
R-Fla
Frey
Committee debate questions Nixon wiretap defense
The House Judiciary Committee ruled that Nixon's condoning of wiretaps and the White House plumbers unit cannot be justified on grounds of national security. The debate highlighted constitutional limits and executive power in a landmark session.
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Washington
UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
White House
Connally vows to fight bribery indictment
Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally, 57, indicted on two counts for accepting bribes to influence a 1971 milk price supports increase and lying to a grand jury. He spoke from his home vowing to fight the charges with every resource he has as the Watergate grand jury submitted the indictment in open court to Chief U.S. District Judge George L. Hart Jr. in Washington.
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Houston
UPI
Treasury
John B. Connally
Grand
Watergate Grand Jury
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Washington
Connally
Victim Dies in Vermont Case. Suspect Sought in Serious Incident
Andrea P. Grimminger 18 of West Lebanon died Monday night at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital after being found staggering unclothed and defeated on a Sharon road. Police said she had been sexually harmed and assaulted. A suspect, a 25 year old white male, armed and described as 5' to 5'10", 160 pounds with brown hair, was being sought. The case involved kidnapping allegations and charges including conspiracy to commit perjury and obstruct justice with possible penalties up to 19 years and $50,000. The report also mentions Plymouth State College student Grimminger and her work as a librarian in White River Junction.
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Hanover
N.H
UPI
Andrea P. Grimminger
West Lebanon
Sharon
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Downer State Forest
Miss Grimminger
Solveig Grimminger
Plymouth State College
White River Junction
Vermont
Mrs Tenner Runs for House in Vermont District
Sue Burton Tenner of Manchester became the first announced Democrat in the new Bennington district to seek a Vermont House seat. The Bennington district covers Manchester Dorset Peru Landgrove and Winhall. Tenner, longtime chair of the Bennington District Environment Commission, pledges goals she would pursue in Montpelier. She cites national and global economic malaise as a concern Vermont can address locally. Tenner has lived in Vermont 14 years and aims to learn more about residents and issues. The district has two seats. Rep. Orrin Beattie seeks re election and House speaker, while Rep. George Heaslip is not running again. Other Republicans include Jack Heaton.
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Manchester
Sue Burton Tenner
Vermont
Bennington
Dorset
Peru
Landgrove
Winhall
Tenner
Bennington District
Orrin Beattie
George Heaslip
Beattie
Jack Heaton
Biochemist urges DDT return as public health tool
Dr. Thomas H. Jukes urges lifting the 1972 DDT ban, arguing the decision was political not scientific. He notes limited harm from low DDT levels in food and breast milk, cites WHO malaria prevention gains, and says substitutes fail while pests devastate forests and crops.
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Chicago
UPI
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Thomas H. Jukes
University of California
AMA Journal
William Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Jukes
Statewide poll shows Salmon leading in gubernatorial race
A statewide poll of 295 voters shows Gov. Thomas P. Salmon ahead of Walter L. Kennedy 60 to 40 if matched on July 17. The Sept. 10 primary is noted, with Salmon leading Kennedy among GOP and Democratic voters and Mallory leading Leahy in the Senate matchup.
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Burlington
UPI
Thomas P. Salmon
Salmon
Walter L. Kennedy
Kennedy
St. Michael’s College Mathematics
Vincent H. Naramore
Frederick J. Maher
Naramore
Salisbury
Maher-Naramore
WVMT
State House
Harry Montague
Westford
Liberty Union
Martha Abbott
Underhill
Richard W. Mallory
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
Montague
Mallory
Ross
Inside Bennington Lions organize for year ahead
The paper previews organizational efforts by the Bennington Lions for the coming year as they set goals, plan events, and align activities with community service aims described across the early pages.
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United Press International
Kyrenia
Peter Gill
Gill
Dome Hotel
BR. Dgnonte
MR. Brooks
MR Howards
MR Hungate
NR. Conyers
ME. Eylarr
Waldif
Mans
MR. Sarranes
Dantalson
MR. RE
ME. Rangel
MS. Jordan
MR. Thornton
MR. Holtiman
MR. Owen
MR. Mervinsky
MR. Lotchinson
MR. Sandpman
MR. Raidsrack
MR. Whoging
MR Denn
Mayne
SA Partan
Wer
ER Coten
PC Ley
MR Manarit
R Latta
MR Peter
Gerald L. Warren
Hornrimmed
Floresville
Tex
Vinson, Elkins, Searls, Connally and Smith
John Conyers Jr
Dmich
Congress
Pentagon
Daniel Elisberg
United States
Vietnam
Carlos J. Moorhead
R-Calif
GOP
Charles E. Wiggins
California
Joseph J. Maraziti
New Jersey
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security Agency
Donald Nixon
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Committee
William E. Cohen
Maine
Joshua Eilberg
D-Pa
Russia
America
World Health Organization
Pacific Northwest
By Bruce Talbot
Bennington Lions
Tom Braden
Herbert Stein
Godfrey Sperling
North Bennington
John Randolph
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