ITT links with high officials disclosed in Senate probe
Senate investigators reveal internal ITT memoranda showing meetings with Secretary of State Rogers and Vice President Agnew about ITT troubles with Chile. Memoranda describe a Rogers meeting Oct 21, 1971 and discuss administration support for business and ITT attempts to counter Marxist Allende. Subcommittee plans to subpoena Rogers if he does not testify. The letter to Agnew references a confidential note about John Mitchell and Richard McLaren.
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UPL
International Telephone & Tele-graph Corp
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
ITT
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Rogers
Chile
Business Administration
Vgsion
John Guilfoyle
J. R. McNit
Salvador Allende
Subcommittee
Averal
Frank Church
Didaho
Peter Vaky
Arnold Nachminoff
White House
Commerce
Peter Peterson
Agnew
Ted
E. J
Ned
McLaren
Gerrity
John Mitchell
White House denies Dean lied to FBI in Watergate probe
The White House rejected charges that John W. Dean II lied to FBI agents during the Watergate investigation. Senate critics pressed for Gray’s confirmation as FBI director amid doubts about Dean’s credibility and White House influence.
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Dean
FBI
Washington
UPI
Nixon
John W. Dean II
L. Patrick Gray
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Gray
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
U-Ww. Va
Byrd
Wlevision
Public Broadcasting Service
John V. Tunney
D-Callié
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Ronald L. Ziegler
Recalls
McCord cites political pressure to plead guilty in Watergate
James W. McCord, a former security chief for the Committee to Reelect the President, asserts in a letter that political pressure urged defendants to plead guilty. He states perjury occurred and that more parties were involved than disclosed at trial. The letter, shown to Judge Sirica, discusses fears for his life and questions from probation officers.
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Washington
UPI
Was_ broigh
James W. McCord
Security
Committee
Sirica
Democratic National
Sirican
Fby
FST
Lir
Patrick Gray
White Horse
EBT
Senate
Gray
G. Gordon Liddy
White House
Liddy
Federal Penitentiary
Danbury
Conn
FBI
Duchess County
N.Y
James W. McCord, Jr
Watergate
Vermont House backs modified dental care plan
A modified dental care bill proposed by Rep. Brian Burns gains broad support from the Vermont Dental Society Welfare Rights Organization League of Women Voters and private dentists. It would spend 132000 for kindergarten through sixth grade care with two thirds of first visits covered for low income children and up to 80 percent for repeat visits, plus half the cost for middle income children. qualification auto via tax forms. There is debate on extending to age 18 and preschool care. emergency adult care urged by Welfare Rights advocates. Gov Salmon proposed the compromise plan reducing the original 832000 request, and leadership supports swift passage.
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Montpelier Iupi
Brian Burns
Burlington
Vermont Dental Society
State Welfare Rights Organization
League of Women Voters
House
Senate Health and Welfare
Robert Watson
Beverly Moore
Swanton
House ‘Health and Welfare
George Sloan
D-Ruvand
Thomas Salmon
Burns
Salmon
Inside Page Snippets Signal Debates and Upheaval
Karen Fortney argues half truths in stereotyping harm women's cause while Pete Horton critiques revenue fund use under local control as starving social programs. Tom Wicker examines Rockefeller Wagner Rose case. Hassell Baker critiques reenacting a hanging. RSA meeting opens to questions as Opportunity Council seeks ways to survive without federal funds. Bill to delay utility rate hike gains support. Crimson Tide upset in Madison Square Garden. college hockey closer to home.
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Karen Fortney
Pete Horton
Tom Wicker
Rockefeller
Wagner
Rose
Hassell Baker
RSA
Opportunity Council
Crimson Tide
Madison Square Garden
Hiorae
Senate bill offers drunken driver rehab plan in Vermont
Vermont Senate passed a reform bill allowing reduced penalties for drunken driving if offenders enroll in a four week rehabilitation course. The measure defines intoxication by blood alcohol content and sets testing protocols, with 0.1 percent BAC triggering conviction. The bill aims to remove dangerous drivers from highways and expands coverage to include parking lots and fairgrounds.
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Thom
Crowley
D-Chittenden
Parsons
Senate
Bloomer
Tolland County
Bids sought for two U S 7 related Vermont projects
The Vermont Highway Department seeks bids for two large U S 7 connector projects between Deer Park and Town Line Road plus Route 6 work between Route 7 and Mammoth Mart. Projects include widening Route 67A to four lanes, island and ramp work, and two access ramps linking Route 7A with the interchange. Bids close April 18 with work possible in late April or May and completion slated for Sept 1, 1974.
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Vermont Highway Department
Deer Park
Town Line Road
Mammoth Mart
Cna
WBTN
Haynes Corners
Bennington College
Lege
U.S
James L. Oakes
Judge Oakes
Shaftsbury
Manchester
Highway Department
Silk Road
Hayes reform urged on school taxes in Vermont
Hayes, named chairman of the Vermont Board of Education, calls for tax reform after a 5 4 Supreme Court ruling affirming local property taxes fund public schools. He warns a different judge could alter the decision and cites the need to fix imbalances in local funding while Gov. Salmon notes the ruling eases immediate pressure but requires broader reforms.
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Burlington
UPI
State Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomas Hayes
Hayes
Leutenant
Thomas Salmon
Senate
Vermont
Salmon
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