Israel and Egypt accept Kissinger ceasefire plan
Israel and Egypt reach a six point preliminary peace framework drafted by Henry Kissinger. Israel seeks clarifications while agreeing in principle to the plan as Kissinger announces the accord from Islamabad. Egypt concurs in Cairo after a prolonged cabinet session and says further contacts with the United States will follow.
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United Press International
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle
Ierael
Golda Meir
Kissinger
Islamabad
Pakistan
Cairo
United
Cakrota-Suez
Red Sea
Asia
Africa
U.N
United States
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
White House
Joseph J. Sisco
Cairo-Suez
Suez Canal
Energy bill moves fast through Senate panel
Senate Interior Committee chair Henry M. Jackson pushed a broad emergency powers bill for Nixon to curb the energy crisis toward a midweek Senate vote. The markup session excluded natural gas from state regulation and rejected a six month limit. The panel advanced amendments on local boards, sulfur coal studies, and vehicle weight changes, with final action postponed to Monday as hearings proceed.
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Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Nixon
Senate
Jackson
Frank Moss
Utah
Henry M
Bennington College advances six million arts complex plan
The college reports rapid progress on a six point one to six point three million dollar expansion led by a 120000 square foot arts complex. Completion is slated for October 1974 with three dorms and new buildings already in use. The project raises debt service concerns and a plan to raise an additional one million via bond sales and increased annual giving.
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John Leaning
Bennington College
Tishman
Usdan
Thomas Parker
Parker
Mt. Anthony
Montpelier Memo on Sen Aiken Friends and Retirement
Vermont's Sen. George D. Aiken faces little public support for a sixth term as calls for his retirement gain momentum. Supporters from within the GOP are sparse with only James Jeffords defending him. Polls show a large Rutland area caller majority urging retirement due to age.
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Charles Butler Jr
Montpelier
UPI
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Vermont
Senate Republicans
Mixon
Archibiald Cox
Aiken
Congress
Nixon
James Jeffords
Democratic Party
Philip Hoff
Jeffords
GOP
Stewart Smith
Rutland
New Breed of Lobbyist in Montpelier Shapes Vermont Energy Talk
Public-interest groups in Vermont push for energy conservation and environmental reform during the 1974 legislative session. Vermont Tomorrow leads proposals for an Office of Energy Conservation, fuel guarantees for second homes, wattage labeling, and alternative energy funding. The effort includes a statewide senator survey to profile views and voting records.
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Martha Elliott Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Tomorrow
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
VPIRG
Vermont Alliance
Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council
VLIAC
Nathaniel Frothingham
Franchot
Aide testifies Haldeman heard tape in April
UPI reports Lawrence Higby testified that Haldeman reviewed a Watergate tape last April and said there was no problem for the President. Higby cited Haldeman listening privately for about two hours as the White House moved to release memoranda tied to two key conversations.
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Washington
UPI
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Lawrence Higby
Haldeman
U.S. District Court
U.S
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
John W. Dean III
John N. Mitchell
Sirica
Higby
Office of Management and Budget
Dean
Salmon orders speed limits reduced to 50
MONTPELIER Vermont Governor Thomas P. Salmon reduced all interstate and limited access highway speed limits to 50 mph to conserve fuel. State vehicles are restricted except for law enforcement and emergency use. A daylight saving time year round proposal is pushed, and officials urge energy saving measures across public offices and private industry. Schools may close only as a last resort as an energy drive continues.
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Vermont
Energy Conservation
Montpelier
U/1
Thomas P. Salmon
Robert Wilson
Salmon
Robert Withey
Cold hunting weather and gun season opening
Frigid weekend with possible snow flurries tonight and Sunday. Highs in the 30s, lows around 20s. Gun season opened at 7 this morning. Exercise caution in the field.
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Cliford Hansen
D-Wyo
Transportation Department
House Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
D-W. Va
Bab el Mandeb Straits
Sen. Aiken
Burlington Free Press
Lola
St. Michael’s College
Vincent Narramore
George Little
Burlington
Aide
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