Supreme Court Opens 1974 75 Term With Burger in Sling
The Supreme Court opens its 1974 75 term led by Chief Justice Warren E Burger who arrives with a left arm in a sling after a bicycle accident. The session admitted 14 new lawyers as justices prepared to tackle 992 summer appeals and a docket focused on capital punishment and wiretapping issues.
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UPI
Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
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Burger
Frank M. Hepler
Oyez, Oyez
Supreme Court of the United States
NAACP
North Carolina Supreme Court
Massachusetts woman killed in Skyline Drive crash
Mrs. Anne P. Bonino of Braintree, 47, died after the Winnebago she rode in left Skyline Drive on Mt. Equinox. Driver husband Robert Bonino, 48, escaped injury. two daughters and a niece were treated or admitted for injuries. Vehicle fell about 25 feet after a guard-rail crash near a sharp turn. road traffic was heavy that day.
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Mass
Manchester
Donald Frost
Anne Bonino
Anne P. Bonino
Skyline Drive
Fred A. Wessner
Robert Bonino
Route 7
Mt. Equinox
Wessner
Bonino
Clifford B. Harwood
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Cindy Bonino
Lisa Bonino
Sheila Flynn
Miss Bonino
Flynn
Kim Bonino
Frost
Route
Ford Sets Inflation Plan Aims for Restraint and Sacrifice
President Ford has chosen major elements of his anti inflation program to curb inflation, avert recession, cut foreign oil dependence, revive housing, lower interest rates, boost the stock market, aid power firms, and shield jobless and working poor from inflation. The proposals, announced by a White House aide, will be unveiled in a Congress speech Tuesday.
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White House
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U.S
Ford jawboning blocks grain deal amid price fears
President Ford's jawboning tactics helped block a planned Soviet grain sale as exporters meet at the Agriculture Department with Earl Butz to discuss a voluntary reporting system. Continental Grain Co. and Cook Industries canceled 3.4 million tons of corn and wheat. Ford and advisers outline tax and energy measures while stressing shared sacrifice.
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UPI
Ford
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Earl L. Butz
White House
North American Grain Exporters, Inc
Federal Grain Cooperatives
Continental Grain Co
New York
Cook Industries Inc
Memphis
Ford clemency board predicts earned reentry program gains acceptance
The chairman of the presidential clemency board said President Ford's earned re entry program will eventually win broad support. He noted that critics on both sides may come to accept the plan after further consideration in a closed session.
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Richard Diamond
Washington
UPI
Presidential Clemency Board
Ford
Clemency Board
Charles Goodell
Canada
Fred Pabst honored for skiing legacy at Bromley
More than 200 friends gathered at Bromley ski area to honor 75-year-old Fred Pabst Jr. as hereceived the 8th annual Golden Quill Award from the U S Ski Writers Association. Speakers included Gov. Thomas P Salmon and ski industry leaders as telegrams poured in from senators governors and skiers praising his four decades in the sport.
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Peru
Fred Pabst Jr
Bromley
Pabst
U.S
Ski Writer’s Association
Thomas P. Salmon
John Jay
Sepp Ruschp
Mount Mansfield Company
Doc” DesRoches
Ski Industries of America
Jay Hanlon
U.S. Ski Writers Association
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Inside Ford Rockefeller headlines fuel page chatter
The section lists headlines on Gerald Ford and Nelson Rockefeller, with page references. It notes UVM trustees facing budget cuts in tough economic times and mentions TRB questioning Watergate. It also touches on deer season, a Patriots soccer title, playoff momentum, and Goodell commenting on Vietnam war resisters returning to fulfill duties peacefully.
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Gerald Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
UVM
TRB
Patriots
Colson asks court to lower sentence in Nixon pardon shadow
Charles W. Colson asked a U.S. district court to reduce his one to three year prison term for obstruction of justice. He argued that President Ford’s pardon of Nixon raises questions of even handed justice for Nixon subordinates and cited his late father and his mother’s dependence. The motion notes Colson’s guilty plea and claims erroneous sentencing data in 1973. Sirica halted juror reporting to permit a 12 member jury and six alternates.
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Nixon
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
Ford
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Mr. Colson
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
Sirica
Ford visit in Vermont aims to raise big funds
Vermont Republicans expect to raise 60 000 to 70 000 at a Burlington fundraiser with President Ford as guest of honor Sen George D Aiken retires after 34 years in the Senate The event is billed as the state s largest political dinner More than 1 550 tickets sold with 1 800 available An airport reception was canceled due to time not protest Students planned pickets at the airport and at Patrick Gymnasium
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George D. Aiken
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Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Richard Snelling
Thomas P. Salmon
University of Vermont
Burlington International
University
Patrick Gymnasium
Washington
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