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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1975
Page
2
The 1974 Uniform Crime Report shows 10.1 million serious crimes, an 18 percent rise from 1973, with thefts up 21 percent and burglaries 18.5 percent. Increases were larger in suburban and rural areas, and youth and women figure prominently in the rise.
Washington lawmakers view propane as stuck in a vicious cycle tied to natural gas problems. With demand rising as gas becomes scarce, propane shortages follow. price controls once spiked costs for rural users, and senators urge deregulation to boost gas supply. Production is mainly from natural gas and refined oil, and homes largely protected by priority allocation.
The debate over nuclear power costs continues as experts warn that cheap energy from reactors may not materialize. Hard facts cited include rising construction costs outpacing coal, high front end costs, escalating uranium prices, and unresolved waste handling. Officials note mixed experiences at plants like Three Mile Island and growing reluctance to expand nuclear capacity given financial pressures and regulatory hurdles.
Eldridge Cleaver went to the U.S. embassy stating he will return to the United States Tuesday after seven years abroad. He is wanted in California on parole violations and for assault charges linked to a shootout with Oakland police. Cleaver and his wife Kathleen plus their children are in the U.S. embassy to obtain travel paperwork.
Israel says it will agree to reopen Geneva peace talks if Syria renews the U N forces mandate on the Golan Heights. Rabin rejects any talks with the PLO and states Israel will reconvene only after the Syrian mandate is renewed. Egypt takes Ras Sadar oil fields under the interim peace accord as Israel withdraws from western Sinai.
AWOL soldier Vero Baker, 27, the last American to leave South Vietnam, is back in Hawaii with his wife Mai and their three children. They stay in Tripler Army Medical Center while Baker undergoes medical tests and his case is reviewed. His return follows Saigon regime expulsion and treatment as a voluntary absentee.
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