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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1975

Page

11

Vermont Delegates Vote On Major Roll Calls

Washington report records area Members of Congress on key votes from Oct 30 to Nov 5. It covers HR 10339 on direct farmer to consumer food marketing, HR 8603 postal service control, NOW accounts and lending disclosures, HR 9005 foreign aid, and an attached Food-for-Peace amendment. Jeffords (VT) voted yea on HR 10339 and nay on HR 8603 and 9005, with Leahy and Stafford voting yea on the foreign aid items. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton remarried in Botswana, then celebrated Burton’s 50th birthday in London.

Washington Congress State Departments of Agriculture Federal Agriculture Authorities Senate Paul Findley Ill Steven Symms Idaho James Jeffords R-Vt Postal Service U.S. Postal Service Postal Workers’ Union Jeffords Massachusetts New Hampshire Albert Johnson R-Pa John Rousselot Cal Edward Beard R.I U.S House Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Peter Domenici R-N.m Third World Patrick Leahy Robert Stafford Richard Clark Iowa South Vietnam Herman Talmadage D-Ga Leahy Stafford London UPI Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Botswana Burton Dorchester Hotel

Thomson backs Wyman for U S Supreme Court seat

Gov. Meldrim Thomson urged President Ford to appoint Louis C. Wyman to replace retiring Justice William O. Douglas. Wyman, a five term congressman and former New Hampshire attorney general, was defeated in a Senate rerun bid against Sen. John Durkin.

Concord N.H UPI Meldrim Thomson Ford U.S. Supreme Court William Douglas New Hampshire Louis C. Wyman Wyman United States Thomson U.S. Senate John Durkin D-N.h

Selecting a new justice is a tricky political game

Washington reports that choosing a Supreme Court justice remains a political tightrope since the 1930s and Ford faces scrutiny from both Republican wings. Conservatives eye Reagan, moderates and liberals disapprove of Ford’s economy and energy stance, while Senate confirmation hinges on bipartisan politics and perceptions of nonpartisanship.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Ford William O. Douglas Republican Party Ronald Reagan Senate

Quotes from Justice Douglas on liberty and press

Excerpts from UPI on Justice William C. Douglas reveal views on the Constitution and Bill of Rights limiting government power, dangers of surveillance, and the First Amendment as essential for equal time of viewpoints. It reflects his opinions on marriage, roots in Goose Prairie, and critiques of big business and censorship.

William C. Douglas Goose Prairie Wash

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