Nixon greeted by 2 million Egyptians in Cairo welcome
UPI reports two million Egyptians cheered President Nixon on arrival in Cairo for a Middle East peace mission. President Sadat lauded Nixon's leadership as a turning point in U.S.-Egyptian ties while security expanded around Koubbeh Palace. Nixon and Sadat praised each other in balcony remarks as Kissinger and Pat Nixon stood nearby. The crowd stretched along the route, rivaling historic welcomes in Berlin and New Delhi.
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Aiken presses Kissinger over leaks and resign threat
UPI report from Montpelier says Sen. George Aiken criticizes Henry Kissinger for allegedly misreading criticism and threats to resign over national security wiretap leaks. Aiken, ranking Republican on Foreign Relations, says abuse and misquotes come with the job and the press inflated Kissinger’s image. He doubts Kissinger ordered taps, blaming a broader political campaign to discredit the administration.
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FBI memos contradict Kissinger on wiretaps in leaks case
FBI documents, reviewed by the House Judiciary Committee, show that Kissinger or his aide at the NSC may have requested wiretaps on 13 officials and four reporters during 1969 to 1971. Hoover memos and White House notes indicate the taps were approved or requested to counter leaks tied to SALT. The impeachment inquiry examined these FBI memoranda, with Haig named as a conduit in some requests.
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Kissinger Drafts Vindication Demand Over Wiretap Scandal
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged Congress to declare him innocent of lying about wiretaps or face resignation, arguing that innuendo drove him from office. Rep. Joshua Eilberg claimed proof Kissinger initiated the program, while others on the House Judiciary Committee said evidence remained unclear. The taps targeted 17 people including four newsmen and several NSC and White House staffers.
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Barbara-Jean scrapped Barbara-Jean Center expansion plan in Bennington
Barbara-Jean Realty Co of Cambridge Massachusetts withdrew its application for a 600000 expansion to Monument Plaza shopping center in Bennington. The move followed town opposition to an uncontrolled second truck entrance on Hicks Avenue and a dispute over tax relief. The project would have doubled the W T Grant store and added a First National supermarket expansion with more parking landscaping and drainage.
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Vermont GOP warns candidates on special interest funds
Vermont GOP Chairman Stewart Smith urged candidates to avoid large contributions from special interest groups. He set a 1000 dollar limit per group, warning that big donations could label a candidate as aligned with the donor. The move comes as Vermont faces two Senate races with Charles Ross seeking the GOP nomination and Labor groups seen as spending to influence outcomes.
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Windsor County
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Essex-Orleans
Arthur Gibb
Addison County
Edward Janeway
Windham County
Judy Rosenstreich
Waterbury
Louise Swainbank
St. Johnsbury
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
James Douglas
Middlebury
Thomas Haley Jr
Bennington
Vermont ETV reaches Bennington County in and out
A Banner survey shows Vermont ETV reception in Bennington County varies from undependable to non existent outside Bennington and nearby areas with cable aiding access. Cable helps schools in Bennington, though occasional lapses persist and signal clarity varies.
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Inside The Banner Highlights Pagewise News Snippets
The Banner features Inside Two on the Ms. magazine squabble. Russell Baker ponders Greek handling of discredited leaders. Dorset shifts to fiscal year budgeting. Alington Lions fund scholarships. John Page discusses potato growing. Men’s softball reaches halfway. Boy Scout leaders cheating on records. Vermont candidates show restrained spending.
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