New England Senators Meet With Zarb On Energy Prices
UPI reports President Ford faces a next energy price move as Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb meets with Senators Thomas McIntyre Robert Stafford and Patrick Leahy and their staffs. Zarb outlined options including a new tariff rise, lifting price controls or both. He expects Ford to decide before his Europe trip, noting the need to raise oil value and curb imports to cool demand. McIntyre warns further tariffs could hurt New England’s economy while the cartel profits from higher prices.
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UPI
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Federal Energy
Frank Zarb
New England
Thomas J. McIntyre
Dn.h
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Zarb
Europe
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Congress
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Doctors Protest Expands as States Seek Cure
California doctors held their first emergency meeting in 30 years to discuss widening protests against rising malpractice insurance costs. The California Medical Association signaled potential joiners to the strike as lawmakers nationwide address what is framed as a medical insurance crisis.
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United Press
California
California Medical Association
CMA
House of Delegates
Dartmouth Professor Sues CIA For Full File
Dartmouth College history professor Jonathan Mirsky says he may sue to compel the CIA to release a complete file on him. An antiwar activist, Mirsky pursued the file with Sen elect Patrick Leahy and received a “deleted file” in April. The move comes as CIA records on thousands of Americans have drawn scrutiny.
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CIA
Patrick Leahy
Vermont
Mirsky
William Colby
Classified Advertising Contact Details and Rates
Classified Advertising contact information for The Bennington Banner includes telephone 447 0332 and address 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 The Banner Publishing Corp publishes daily except Sundays and holidays The newspaper is a subscriber to United Press International and the New York Times News Service National advertising representatives are Matthews Shannon and Cullen Inc Home delivery by carrier or motor delivery costs 15 cents per day Subscription rates by mail for five mile radius and all Vermont are noted without listing exact figures
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Main St
Bennington
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Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
Congress stalls on unemployment and housing bills
Washington authorities report Congress adjourned for a 10 day holiday delaying action on 5 billion dollars in unemployment benefits and a major housing measure. The delay also postpones votes on overriding Ford's veto of strip mining control and seating New Hampshire's second senator.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
Senate
New Hampshire
Connecticut meditation in schools bill reaches Grasso desk
The Connecticut House approved the measure 88 to 56 after Senate approval and a conference committee ironed out differences. The bill requires public schools to offer a daily start time for silent meditation, seen by supporters as restoring discipline and by opponents as a way to bypass a Supreme Court ruling on prayer.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Ella T. Grasso
Connecticut House
Senate
Anthony Truglia
Stamford
Clyde O. Sayre
Waterbury
Abraham Glassman
South
Windsor
New Jersey Opens First Legal Numbers Game Nationwide
Newark reports the nation’s first legal numbers game on opening day. Bookies and police lined up at minicomputers as 115,042 tickets sold and 57,521 dollars in sales. Machines planned to reach 300. bettors pay 50 cents minimum with $5 max. Payoffs vary by number bets.
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Newark
UPI
Ptl
Mario Mata
Razzo
Matarazzo
Beatrice Tylutki
Cambodian naval officers granted asylum in the U S
Cambodian naval officers were granted asylum in the United States. The officers sought protection after leaving Cambodia and were processed through U S asylum procedures amid international attention. Details on exact dates or numbers were not provided in the readable text.
Cambodian Navy Officers Granted Political Asylum in U.S.
Twenty Cambodian navy lieutenants junior grade have been granted political asylum by the State Department. They completed an 18 week International Officer Candidate Training School course at the U S Navy base in Newport Rhode Island and received graduation certificates. They may stay indefinitely with sponsors as the Navy coordinates relocation while authorities avoid forcible repatriation.
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R.I
UPI
State Department
United States
Frank P. Castelnovo
U.S. Department of Immigration and Naturalization
Providence
International Officer Candidate Training School
U.S. Navy Education and
Navy Base
International School
U.S
Navy
Castelnovo
Rhode Island
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