Tel Aviv terror raid leaves 16 dead in hotel attack
Palestinian gunmen seized a hotel on Tel Aviv's waterfront and exploded a floor causing 16 deaths among guerrillas soldiers civilians and tourists. Israeli commandos killed six attackers and found two survivors. casualty figures vary by source amid Kissinger's Middle East peace mission.
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Conservatives demand attention from Ford
A GOP conservative delegation pressed President Ford over his energy plan and deficits, seeking greater input before moves on oil tariffs. They warned Ford not to take conservatives for granted while urging more consultation as he pitches a 412 million summer jobs package and 1.6 billion for extended public service jobs through mid 1976.
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Abzug outraged by CIA file on her since 1953
Representative Bella Abzug accused the CIA of collecting information on her since 1953 and opening her mail. CIA Director William Colby acknowledged some data should not have been gathered while confirming other Congress members were in CIA files. Abzug called the intrusion an attack on democracy and demanded accountability.
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Unemployment Claims Drop to Three Month Low
The Labor Department reported 564,000 first time unemployment claims for the week ended Feb 22, the lowest in three months. For the week ended Feb 15, over 6 million people received some unemployment benefits, up 125,600 from the prior week, with about 5,037,900 on regular benefits, up 51,200.
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OPEC Leaders Agree on Long Term Oil Price Freeze
At a three day Algiers summit OPEC leaders agreed to a long term oil price stabilization plan in exchange for protecting their investments. In Paris officials of the International Energy Agency discussed substitutes to petroleum as Kissinger urged a high floor on oil prices to spur alternative energy development. The two groups plan a full energy conference later this year with a meeting set for April 7 to finalize details.
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Kissinger Seeks Egypt Israel Peace Pact Amid Middle East Crisis
London reports Secretary of State Kissinger foresees a summer of crisis if his 11th diplomatic tour to the Middle East fails to secure an Israeli Egyptian troop disengagement and concessions in Sinai. He will meet Egyptian President Sadat in Aswan to push a durable disengagement plan.
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Thomson pushes food stamp limits in conservative stand
New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson, a rising national conservative voice, challenged federal food stamp rules demanding applicant ethnic origin data. The Executive Council backed nixing the data request, and Thomson warned he might sue if funds are cut. He favorably cited Reagan Wallace 1976 ticket and reset potential run as a favorite son after the legislative session.
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N H mill wins approval in Orford 2 to 1 vote
Orford New Hampshire voters backed a $200 million Parson Whittemore Inc mill project by a two to one margin, expected to employs at least 500 and create about 1,000 more nearby jobs along the Connecticut River. Other towns Cornish Haverhill approved while Lyme rejected. results pending in remaining towns. Governor Meldrim Thompson endorsed the project.
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Bennington Banner Classified Ad Rates And Details
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sunday and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It lists National advertising reps Matthews Shannon Cullen and offers home delivery by carrier and motor. Rates include subscriptions by mail for 50 mile radius and Vermont three months nine dollars and renewals up to one year thirty six dollars. UPI and NYT News Service provide content. Second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont.
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