Nixon tapes subpoena stance sparks impeachment talk
GOP panel member Rep. Lawrence Hogan said Watergate tapes should be subpoenaed and a Nixon refusal to surrender them could be an impeachable offense. He noted the need for further evidence of presidential crime to push an impeachment vote, while Jaworski and St. Clair prepared for Friday hearings on noncompliance and potential contempt of Congress.
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UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Lawrence J. Hogan
Maryland
House
Leon Jaworski
Hogan
Congress
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Senate
St. Clair
U.S
John J. Sirica
Jaworski
Kennedy enters GOP governor race in Vermont
Vermont House Speaker Walter L. Kennedy announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor at the State House. He vows tax overhaul, state aid reform, and local land use controls, arguing inflation hurts Vermonters and pledging to run within the income of the state.
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Vermont
West German Papers Hint Brandt Quit Over Blackmail Fear
Bonn reports said Chancellor Willy Brandt may have resigned to avoid blackmail threats by a Communist spy linked to his staff. Springer papers led with claims Guillaume leaked private details to East Berlin. Brandt and aides offered no comment as Schmidt plotted a cabinet shakeup after electoral losses and the spy scandal.
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UPI
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Springer
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Hamburg
Guenther Guillaume
West Berlin
B.Z
Guillaume
East Germany
East Berlin
German Democratic Republic
The
Social Democratic
Helmut Schmidt
Social Democratic Party
Schmidt
Aerial photography push stalls under Vermont weather
Vermont aerial mapping faces likely failure as winter snow foliage and weather hinder spring flights. Emerson Baker says only about one third of the project is done, with Bennington County largely incomplete. The 1973 act funded 45000 dollars for statewide photography at 1:20000 scale, to be shared with agencies and schools when complete.
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Emerson F. Baker
Vermont Interagency Committee
Montpelier
Baker
Bennington County
Vermont
Department of Highways
Inflation blamed on public by administration economist
Washington reports that Herbert Stein, chairman of President Nixon's Council of Economic Advisers, says the public bears much blame for inflation, since polls show inflation is the major domestic problem yet people resist paying the price to stop it. He notes higher unemployment and rising rates accompany inflation and criticizes a Democratic tax cut bill as self serving. A Federal Reserve official, Robert C. Holland, cautions that public demands for anti inflation action will clash with bankers and that monetary policy, through the Federal Reserve, remains the main weapon against inflation ahead.
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UPI
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Ee Caree
American Enterprise Private Research Group
Stein
Senate
Democrats
Federal Reserve Board
Lincoln
Neb
Federal Reserve
Holland
Nebraska Bankers Association
Bennington Receives 145000 Windfall From Fed Revenue Share
Town officials announce a $145,000 back payment from the federal revenue sharing program after population figures were corrected for 1972. Town Manager Edward Lamb says the sum was unexpected and not in the current budget, with two years of negotiations finally yielding the payment. Selectmen plan to consider spending ideas at next meeting.
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Bennington
Edward R. Lamb
Lamb
Feds
Moss declines to seek reelection as Vermont state attorney
Neil S. Moss, Bennington County state's attorney since 1989, announced he will not seek re-election in November. The 31-year-old plans to apply for the District Court judgeship created by Judge John P. Morrissey moving to the Vermont Superior Court. Moss, who filled the unexpired term of John T. Carmody Jr. in 1969 and won two two-year terms, noted the job’s pressure and said he would remain in Bennington to practice law if not chosen for the judgeship.
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Neil S. Moss
Bennington County
Moss
District Court
John P. Morrissey
Vermont Superior Court
John T. Carmody Jr
The
Banner
Bennington
Vermont plans to lure tourists to come and then go
A brief item notes Vermont’s strategy to attract visitors with plans aimed at encouraging longer stays and repeated visits, outlining tourism goals and potential attractions amid seasonal market considerations.
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