Aiken urges impeachment or end to White House push
Sen. George D. Aiken of Vermont tells Congress to either impeach President Nixon or stop pressuring him. He calls Nixon's public explanations inept but says impeachment requires House action, warns against politics of righteous indignation, and emphasizes Congress must judge the presidency.
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N Y Route 7 priority sought after bond defeat
After the $3.3 billion transportation bond loss, state officials push for a priority primary status for Route 7 from the Capitol District to the Vermont border. Secretary Ray Schuler seeks federal backing to secure 70 30 funding and long term traffic absorption, possibly requiring a new alignment and expanded right of way to support future four lane growth.
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Bennington
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Egypt and United States resume diplomatic ties
Cairo announces that Egypt and the United States will resume diplomatic relations at embassy level and exchange ambassadors immediately. Ashraf Ghorbal will be Egypt's ambassador in Washington and Herman Eilts the U.S. ambassador in Cairo, as Kissinger and Sadat say the move signals progress toward peace despite no formal Middle East settlement announced.
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UPI
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United States
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Ashraf Ghorbal
Washington
Herman Eilts
Saudi Arabia
Ghorbal
Eilts
United States of America
Arab Republic of
el- Sayed
Ashraf Gharbal
Her
Eilis
Kissinger
Middle East
Tahra
Sleeman Aims to Challenge Bennington Zoning Ruling
Richard A. Sleeman said he may go to court to invalidate Bennington's zoning ordinance after the board of selectmen deadlocked 3 to 3 on his proposed Woodford Road shopping center. He vowed to pursue legal action to build on a 9.1 acre parcel, rejecting a river park alternative and signaling further court activity.
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Bennington
Selectmen
Woodford Road
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Timothy Corcoran
Max Perrotta
Paul Sheridan
J. Duncan Campbell
Alexander B.R. Drysdale
J.C. Jerome
Jerome
Propane Prices Climb Amid Tight Supply Says Dealers
Dealers report propane supply tightness driving price increases. Quotes from industry sources indicate gas distributors face limited inventories and higher demand as winter approaches, with several firms noting hesitation to lock in large shipments.
Woods to Testify in Watergate Tapes Hearings
Rose Mary Woods Nixon secretary of over two decades will testify in the Watergate tapes hearings possibly by Thursday. Judge Sirica ordered her called after it was shown she possessed several tapes and began transcribing at Camp David.
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White House
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Watergate
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Sirica
Miss Woods
Stephen Bull
Camp David
Vermont Drug Roundup Targets 36 Suspects Across Cities
A federal and state round up 36 people in Burlington St. Albans and Rutland for drug violations. Most face charges of distributing methamphetamine with others charged in heroin and LSD sales. The operation followed six months of DEA led investigations. Several arrests were made on Sept 17 and Oct 18. Juvenile defendants were also named.
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Great Barrington
Mass
Vermont
Petrolane
Averill Park
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County
Rutland
UPI
Burlington
St. Albans
U.S
George Cook
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Justice Department
Cook
Edward Cash
New England
New York
Lake Champlain
David W. Lumbra
Roy C. Hatch
Roy S. Emrick
Colchester
Michael F. O’connor
Linda Rich
St. Albans Bay
Alvis Paquette
Enosburg Falls
Thomas Bushey
Robert Weir
Middletown Springs
Richard Jacobs
North Clarendon
Car] Hall
Rochester
John Spign
Governors and Mayors Change Across the Nation in Elections
First-week results show Brendan Byrne defeating Charles W. Sandman for New Jersey governor, Mills Godwin narrowly beating Henry Howell in Virginia, and Abraham Beame winning New York City mayor. Other winners include Ralph Perk in Cleveland, Coleman A. Young in Detroit, Dick Gottlieb and Fred Hofheinz in Houston, Albert Hofstede in Minneapolis, Maurice Ferre in Miami, Harvey Sloane in Louisville, Wes Uhlman in Seattle, with California Reagan tax cut defeat and several state constitutional measures passing or failing.
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Brendan Byrne
Aublican
Charles W. Sandman
William T. Cahill
Virginia
Mills Godwin
Henry Howell
New York
Abraham Beame
Albert Blumenthal
John Marchi
Mario Biaggi
John Lindsay
Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
Mercedes Corner
U.S. Senate
Detroit
Coleman A. Young
John A. Nichols
Houston
Dick Gottlieb
Fred Hofheinz
Minneapolis
Albert J. Hofstede
Democratic Farmer-Labor Party
Charles Stenvig
Miami
Maurice Ferre
Gloria Calhoun
Louisville
Harvey Sloane
New York City
C.J. Hyde
Walter
Pete’’ Cosby
Seattle
Wes Uhlman
Liem Eng Tuai
Cheney urges flexible mortgage interest rate
Vermont Attorney General Kimberly Cheney proposes a flexible mortgage plan to ease tight money for home buyers. A draft bill would allow banks to lend up to 9.25 percent with rates falling when general rates ease, under a banking index.
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Cheney
Commissioner of Banking and Insurance
Inside They Catch Vesco in the Bahamas Extradition Question
A brief notebook note outlines Vesco's presence in the Bahamas and questions extradition prospects. It suggests ongoing legal contention and monitoring by readers of the page 2 item.
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Vesco
Bahamas
Lisa Lansing
Manchester
Bow Hunters
John Hubbard
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