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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1975

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Ford to suspend part of oil import fees this week

President Ford signaled a surprise move to suspend part of the oil import fee for 60 days while vetoing Congress efforts to suspend all increases for 90 days. Freshmen lawmakers at a breakfast reported Ford aims for a quick energy compromise with Democrats.

Washington UPI Ford Congress White House Timothy E. Wirth D-Coro Gladys Spellman Maryland

Salmon ousts Vermont health planning chief over criticism

Vermont Governor Thomas Salmon dismissed Eric Helt, head of the Comprehensive Health Planning program, for political reasons after Helt accused the administration of failing to relieve rising medical costs. Helt urged Vermonters to withhold part of medical bill payments and said hospital expansion would be frozen except for safety needs, while signaling plans for a fair hearing.

Helt Salmon U.S. Senate Vermont Thomas Salmon

Unemployed rate hits 14 year peak in Vermont

Vermont’s unemployment climbs to 9.8 percent, the highest since March 1961, with over 15 000 people jobless. St Albans reports 18.7 percent, Burlington 6.5 percent, and last year at this time the rate was 7.1 percent.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Employment Security Department St. Albans Burlington

Fed study shows dismal economy analysis highlights

Federal Reserve Boston index shows January February 1974 downturn much sharper than Commerce Department figures. Despite a weak economy the Dow Jones rose 14.08 points to 753.13, the year high, while construction spending fell 2.7 percent to 128.1 billion. Automakers report February production down 34 percent from 1974 peak. Senate Budget Committee staff propose Ford budget alternative lowering 1975 unemployment from 8.1 to about 8 percent.

Federal Reserve Senate Budget Committee Congress New York Stock Exchange Dow Commerce Department Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Fed Ford

Mini-skirt judge in California under scrutiny Page 2

Inside National notes a controversial California judge and debates over oil interests at a parley while other sections mention CVPS stockholders, courthouse work, and editorial insights on Fulbright and Baker.

California CVPS Tom Braden Sen Fulbright Russell Baker Abbott & Costello

Military crisis deepens as Phnom Penh under siege

Rebels rain rockets on Phnom Penh and the airport, overrun a government outpost, and repulse a counterattack. The city remains isolated with the Mekong supply link blocked since February. American airlift flights continue amid escalating attacks while Cambodia's neighbors prepare evacuation plans.

Phnom Penh UPI Mekong Cambodia South Vietnam Thailand Veng Eng Chey Sarun Sosthene Fernandez Bangkok Phnomt Prey Puoch

Delegation backs Cambodian aid plus food and arms

An eight member congressional delegation returning from Indochina endorses about 120 million dollars in ammunition and 75 million in emergency food for Cambodia. They present findings at a House foreign operations sub committee hearing as President Ford seeks 222 million in emergency aid for Cambodia and 300 million for South Vietnam.

Washington UPI Indochina Cambodia John Flynt D-Ga House Foreign Operations Subcommittee Ford Congress South Vietnam

Bennington meeting backs utility study resolution on power regulation

Bennington Town Meeting approved a resolution calling on state leaders to study alternatives to current electric power regulation and billing. Sponsored by former Rep. Thomas R. Haley Jr., the measure drew broad support despite opposition from two conservative officials. The plan favors expanding the Public Service Board and options like government or cooperative ownership, without mandating public power.

Bennington Thomas R. Haley Jr Mt. Anthony Union High School Lawrence ‘Moe’ Harrington Raymond C. Murray Haley Liberty Union Governor Legislature Public Service Board PSB

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