Nixon Briefs Top Officials On Middle East Tour And Moscow Summit
President Nixon met with cabinet and congressional leaders from both parties to discuss details of his five nation Middle East tour and upcoming Moscow summit. Kissinger Haig and Ford attended as Nixon’s aides and aides said lawmakers asked questions about nuclear reactors to Israel and Egypt. Nixon planned to fly to Key Biscayne for NATO talks but may stay near Washington to consult with aides.
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Planners endorse capital budgeting in Bennington
The Bennington Planning Commission endorsed capital budgeting and agreed to begin detailed planning with input from Selectman J Duncan Campbell and other town departments. They aim to develop a comprehensive multi year capital program to present at the March 1976 Town Meeting with state guidance available.
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Vermont Whey Pollution Project Given Federal Grant Push
Governor Salmon announced a 167500 dollar federal grant keeps the whey pollution abatement plan alive for Vermont. The project may go to public bid next year with consultant Henry McEvoy handling funding details amid EPA skepticism about the plant’s technology and cost.
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AEC orders inerting at Vermont Yankee reactor
The Atomic Energy Commission has modified the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp plant license, requiring inerting with nitrogen gas around the reactor pressure vessel to limit hydrogen and oxygen and reduce fire risk. The order, effective immediately, gives 20 days to secure nitrogen and complete inerting, with no expected plant operation disruption. The ruling awaits final determination by the Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeals Board.
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Legal view supports Mt Anthony Union elections amid reapportionment debate
Attorney Stephen Brandwene states the Mt Anthony Union School District elections are valid and legal under present law and that board actions remain binding until a court orders reapportionment. He notes potential problems with the single district system but emphasizes the board is legal until further court action.
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All male service academies ruled legal by federal judge
A federal judge ruled the Air Force and Naval academies may stay all male, saying a legitimate government interest exists in preparing young men for combat leadership. The decision did not name West Point, but Army officials echoed similar views. The suit was brought by Reps Waldie and Edwards and two women challenging the academies' exclusion of women. The lawmakers planned to appeal.
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Senate opposition arises on sharing nuclear power with Egypt and Israel
Nixon proposes providing Egypt and Israel with nuclear power plants but faces Senate resistance. Senator Proxmire introduces a bill requiring Senate and House approval before any agreement. a House defeat previously blocked similar action tied to an appropriations bill. Javits urges congressional review, Hart warns of increased risk, Gravel likens it to exporting a plague.
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Alaska
Inside Pages Reveal Frugal Habits and Local News Snips
The snippet compiles a series of brief items from pages 2 through 13 including remarks on cat food affordability, Mt. Anthony Union High School summer school, county band rehearsals, a Ms controversy letter, a von Hoffman column about Big Brother, MAU zee candidate interviews, New Hampshire income tax stance, Shaftsbury firemen fair location, Arlington flower show results, and Post 13 game loss.
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Senate panel report inconclusive on Nixon role in Watergate
The Senate Watergate committee voted to finish its final report due June 28 without conclusions on what Nixon knew or when. It declined further probes of Edward and F. Donald Nixon and Charles G. Rebozo, and noted it never secured White House tape recordings despite revelations by Alexander Butterfield.
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