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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1974

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Jaworski seeks Supreme Court ruling on Watergate evidence

Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski urged direct Supreme Court action to compel President Nixon to surrender tapes and documents for the September trial of Nixon aides. He bypassed appeals, arguing public importance and constitutional questions of separation of powers require immediate high court consideration.

Washington UPI Leon Jaworski Supreme Court Nixon Jaworski Court of Appeals U.S. District Court John J. Sirica White House District Court Futhermore Sirica Watergate Grand Jury

Vermont Tourism Outlook for Memorial Day Weekend

Vermont readies for a busy holiday with ample gasoline and parades and picnics. Tony Egan notes the weekend is early in the season and forecasts are uncertain as visitors and events unfold. traffic, gas supply, and open stations suggest a standard weekend. Community groups plan protests against proposed telephone rate hikes while candidates schedule speeches, including Charles Ross in Middlebury.

Vermont Brattleboro Weybridge New England Waitsfield Charles Ross Middlebury Egan

Judge orders Nixon aides papers in Ellsberg case

Federal Judge Gerhard Gesell urged President Nixon to ensure he understands that failure to provide subpoenaed documents from Ehrlichman and Colson could lead to dismissal of conspiracy charges tied to the 1971 break in at Dr. Lewis Fielding. St. Clair pressed to quash. Gesell insisted on production or clear compliance.

Washington UPI Nixon Ellsberg James D. St. Clair White House John D. Ehrlichman Charles Colson St. Clair Gerhard A. Gesell Mr. St. Clair Gesell Presidential Ehrlichman Colson

New England Caucus urges removal of pulp import duties

The New England Congressional Caucus urged lifting the 1972 import duty on Canadian hardwood pulp. They argue the tax raises prices, tightens supply, and harms the U S paper and pulp industry reliant on imported pulp. Caucus leaders Rep. ONeill and Rep. Conte, both Mass., call for action to avert regional mill closures.

Washington UPI New England Treasury William E. Simon Thomas P. O’neill D-Mass Silvio O. Conte R-Mass United States

Mt Anthony election 73 graduate runs for Burgesss board seat

Patrick Honan a 1973 Mt Anthony graduate and St Joseph College accounting major filed to run for Clyde Burgess's Bennington Mt Anthony Union School Board seat. He is 19 of West Road promising a more integrated K 12 program, budget scrutiny, and harmony through issue analysis.

Bennington Mt. Anthony Union School Patrick Honan Mt. Anthony St. Joseph College Clyde S. Burgess Burgess Honan West Road

Fuel-dealer probe sought from Cheney

The Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council asked Attorney General Kimberly Cheney to probe home heating fuel dealers and distributors for unfair discriminatory and deceptive practices during the winter energy crisis. A survey by Vermont Legal Aid Energy Office staff claims unjust prices and discrimination against low income or new customers, and that hoarding was encouraged through discriminatory pricing policies.

Nancy Kaufman Cheney Vermont Legal Aid Energy Office

Weekend Forecast Looks Mild With Partial Sun

Mostly cloudy today with a chance of more showers and a high in the 60s. Partly cloudy and cool tonight with a low in the low 50s. Mostly fair Sunday with highs in the 60s to near 70.

New politics or a power issue fix in Vermont race

In Vermont 1974 election coverage Gov. Thomas P. Salmon and House Speaker Walter Kennedy are accused of agreeing to downplay soaring power costs to avoid making energy a campaign issue. With rivals Abbott and Montague observing, critics question whether the maneuver signals a shift toward new politics or a political workaround.

State House IBM Harry Montague Westford Liberty Union Martha Abbott Ms. Abbott Salmon House Kennedy Vermont Public Service Board William Gilbert Liberty Union Party

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Sam Carrara Shaftsbury Elementary School Carrara Chapman Ehrlichman, Colson N.E. Caucus Treasury Order Edward Boland
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