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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1973

Page

9

Energy saving efforts spread as crisis deepens across nations

UPI reports varied measures in U.S. cities and states to conserve fuel amid an energy shortage. Ramsay Clark announced plans to seek the New York Senate seat held by Javits. Governors and agencies reduced travel, shut neon signs, and encouraged carpools and public transit. Nations debated policies in Paris and Bonn as Western economies confront price spikes and supply limits.

Poughkeepsie N.Y UPI Ramsay Clark U.S Vassar College Jacob K. Javits New York Clark Tallahasse Fla Ruben Askew Los Angeles Board of Water and Power Commissioers American Legion Legion United States Paris Bonn New England Boston

Rodeo clown Chuck Henson returns after injuring ankle

Report from America rodeo clown Chuck Henson, 42, who fractured his ankle last May in Vernon Texas while chased by a bull, is back in greasepaint for the 1973 Grand National Rodeo at the Cow Palace October 26 to November 4. He grew up on the rodeo circuit, as his mother was a national champion saddle bronc rider, and says the work beats almost any job.

Art McGinn San Francisco UPI Chuck Henson Vernon Tex Henson Cow Palace Tucson

Kennedy son hospitalized amid reports of cancer and amputation

Edward M. Kennedy Jr. has been hospitalized at Georgetown University Medical Center for unspecified reasons, with a final diagnosis not yet made. The senator canceled most engagements as Mrs Kennedy stays by his bedside, while London and Sydney reports of cancer and leg amputation remain unconfirmed by the family.

Washington UPI Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy Edward Jr Georgetown University Medical Center Dick Drayne London London Sun Sydney Australia Daily Mirror Drayne

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