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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1973

Page

8

U.S. Pays for Phantom Soldiers and Child Labor in Southeast Asia

A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee report cites UPI sources alleging the Pentagon through the CIA pays Laotian pilots not to fly while Cambodian payrolls include thousands of underage recruits. The study also claims up to 100,000 phantom soldiers may exist on Cambodia’s books, blamed on corrupt officers. It questions pacification prospects and criticizes Nixon era policy assumptions.

Washington UPI United States Congressional Senate Foreign Relations Committee Southeast Asia Thailand Laos Cambodia Vietnam Foreign Relations Panel Tral Intellgence Vientiane Lowenstein Moose U.S Hanoi Nixon South Vietnam Nguyen Vang Tat

Brandt escapes injury in helicopter near Dead Sea fortress

Chancellor Willy Brandt and 29 others were aboard a Sikorsky 53 helicopter when strong winds and a dust storm forced a swerve near Masada, 1200 feet above the Dead Sea. Brandt reportedly stepped clear as the craft halted near a rock ledge after a risky landing. Other officials sustained minor injuries. no one died.

Massada Israel UPI Willy Brandt Brandt Yigal Yadin Dead Sea Herat the Great Bonn Eliashir Ben Horin Paul Frank Nahwa Astar Tne

Inside column on Bible distribution in schools

Gerald Rettery critiques how Bibles are spread in schools and the implications for education and church-state relations on page 4.

Gerald Rettery Lab Arlington Day Care Hoosick Falls Shaftsbury

Probers to hear higher level witnesses in Watergate probe

Senate Watergate committee aims to hear higher level witnesses this week, including Maurice Stans, Jeb Magruder, and John Bean, as it weighs televising hearings and possible closed sessions. Judge Sirica mulls whether Magruder and Dean can testify publicly or in secret to protect trial fairness.

Washington UPT Senate Watergate Committee Nivon White House John W. Bean John J. Siriaig Archibald Cox Magruder Dean Sirica New York Stans John §. Mitchell Robert Vesey Haldeman Lowell P. Weicker R-Conn Gordon C. Strachan Strachan Weicker New York Times

High court tie affirms order barring more air pollution

The Supreme Court, by a 2 to 1 vote with Justice Powell not participating, upholds a lower court ruling prohibiting any deterioration of clean air under the 1970 Clean Air Act. The decision does not create a broad legal precedent due to the tie, and EPA plans face scrutiny as states adjust their pollution plans to meet standards.

Washington Supreme Court Lewis F. Powell Jr Sierra Club District of Columbia Club Environmental Protection Agency EPA William D. Ruckelshaus John W. Pratt Ruckelshaus U.S. Court of Appeals Pratt

Willowbrook housing critique echoes rural missteps

CHARLE argues after two decades of public housing errors in the city, the country repeats them with Willowbrook. He bluntly criticizes privacy, design, and tenant dignity norms while condemning housing authorities for paternalistic policies. Page 14 column notes Willowbrook as a federally subsidized low income housing precedent.

Bennington Willowbrook

Sleeman defends ego as for good of Bennington

Bennington official Richard Sleeman defends a large ego as necessary for town service amid controversy over renaming Memorial Park’s Community Recreation Center. He cites seven weekly meetings, civic roles with the Community Resources Center and Southwestern Vermont Arts Council, and personal dedication to public service as justification for his activism.

Richard A. Sleerman Western Vermont Council On the Arts Sherman Richard Sleeman

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