Watergate missing links undiscovered after 3 years
On the eve of Watergate's third anniversary, the final grand jury in Washington continues hearing witnesses but faces slim chances of new indictments before July 3. The piece notes unresolved questions about the 18 minute tape gap, secret funds linked to Charles Rebozo, transcripts errors, and possible further prosecutions despite most cases ending.
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UPI
Federal Courthouse
Pennsylvania Avenue
Watergate
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Complex
Nixon
H.R
Bob” Haldeman
Charles G
Rebe” Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Rebozo
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Sen
Howard Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Senate
Democratic
Henry Ruth
Teacher contract talks make modest progress at MAU
Teachers and administrators report optimism in the 1975 76 contract talks with no money issues but several disputes remaining from the last session. Frustration at the board's negotiator John Donoghue eased after renewed talks led by Supt George Sleeman. He expects the eight day week schedule to start on time.
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John Donoghue
Donoghue
George A. Sleeman
Yankee power plant back in business today
Vermont's only atomic plant, Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp., resumed operation after a week and a half shutdown caused by a blown transformer. Officials said the 540,000 kilowatt facility began Sunday and reached 45 percent capacity by Monday, aiming for full power by Tuesday morning.
Congressmen seek disbanding CIA investigating panel
A Rules Committee member said he will propose abolishing the House Select Committee on Intelligence due to internal dissension after five of seven Democrats pushed Rep Lucien Nedzi from the chair. The move comes as Rockefeller and Goldwater push CIA probes, with fresh questions about Kennedy era involvement and possible White House knowledge.
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UPI
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B.F. Sisk
D-Calif
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Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Rockefeller Commission
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Nedzi
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
White House
Fidel Castro
Time Magazine
Castro
Lucien N. Nedzi
Select Committee On Intelligence
Rabin Returns to Israel as Border Attacks Grow
Rabin flew home from New York after talks with President Ford and Henry Kissinger as Arab raids on Yuval near the Lebanese frontier killed three Israelis and wounded six. Israeli planes hit Lebanese villages in reprisal while artillery duels continued. Officials in Washington forecast a 50 percent chance of an Israeli Egyptian interim accord with Egypt expected to reply within two weeks.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Israel
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Yuval
Metulla
Kfar Giladi
Aita eh-Chaab
Kissinger
New York
Yedioth Ahronoth
Egypt
CBS
Mideast
Antitrust Rules Extend to Lawyers in Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that the practice of law is not exempt from federal antitrust law. Chief Justice Burger wrote the opinion. The case began with the Goldfarbs who faced minimum title search fees from the Fairfax County Bar Association after buying a $54,000 Reston home in 1971.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Lewis H
Ruth S. Goldfarb
Fairfax County Bar Association
Reston
Virginia State Bar
Goldfarbs
Kissinger Says Brezhnev Visit Tied to SALT Progress
Kissinger in UPI interview says Brezhnev may delay Washington visit until SALT II shows progress. He is optimistic that momentum can be restored in Middle East talks and that a SALT II agreement could be reached in the fall, barring technical or political setbacks. He also notes China wants continued U.S. presence in Asia for regional security.
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UPI
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Leonid Brezhnev
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S. News & World Report
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White House
U.S
Asia
Tariff rise to lift Vermont gas prices this summer
Vermonters will pay a penny more per gallon of gas as a tariff increase on imported oil takes effect, with Haskell of the Energy Office estimating the change appears by August. Average Vermont gas price is about 56.9 cents, and trucking firms warned fuel costs will be passed to customers.
Inside Local Highlights and Community Notes
Complete study of Old Bennington cemetery to be undertaken. Gerry Raftery critiques college senior quality over 15 years. Editorial comments on theft of bicentennial flag. John Gould writes on headgear for the season from his Maine farm. Local resident on his son in Up With People. Dorset School Board joins IDEA to oppose Miller Formula. Scout leaders honored in Manchester. Col Murray outlines educational philosophy in Hoosick Falls. Generals Post 13 can't lose for winning. Two Mt Anthony students advance to New England Regional track meet.
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Gerry Raftery
Maine
John Gould
Dorset
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Col
Murray
Hoosick Falls
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