Senate panel backs 200 Sinai technicians observers
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved sending 200 American technicians to Sinai to monitor the Israeli Egyptian disengagement. The 10 to 2 vote clears the way for final action by week’s end, with Mansfield seeking late today debate. The measure notes it does not approve other executive branch commitments and troops would be removed if hostilities resume or safety is at risk.
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Ford Eyes Schultz to Lead CIA Overhaul
WASHINGTON UPI President Ford seriously considers former Nixon cabinet official George P Shultz to head an overhauled CIA. Shultz, Bechtel Corp president, is reluctant to return to government service. Kissinger’s view on leadership would carry weight, sources say. Shultz has held roles from labor secretary to OMB director and treasury secretary.
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Congress overrides veto of lunch bill
Washington United Press International reports Congress overrode President Ford's veto of the School Lunch Act by wide margins. House 397 to 18, Senate 79 to 13, placing the child feeding program into law as part of a broader push on education, food, and health.
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Earth People subpoenaed to testify before federal grand jury
At least five Norton residents from Earth People's Park were subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury in Burlington as agents raided the commune. About 40 law officers conducted the raid, arresting two men on federal warrants and seizing firearms. The investigation's purpose was not disclosed.
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Inquiry dropped by Ford's request Aids NSA hearings deferment
Washington announces the Senate Intelligence Committee will defer public hearings on the National Security Agency after a call from President Ford to Chairman Frank Church. Attorney General Levi urged postponement for national security, with no new action until Congress reconvenes.
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Portugal on brink of civil war on page 2 headline
Inside column notes Portugal nears civil conflict as Irish have no clues in a kidnapping case. Local items list MAU adult education courses on page 3 and CBS refusing free time to Ford on the same page.
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Court ruling may free Pray on bail in Vermont
The Vermont Supreme Court ruled that denying bail to Pray and similarly situated defendants may violate the state constitution and a 1968 law. Bail hearings will be reopened for Pray and Godfrey Roessel Jr., who faces rape charges. Pray was convicted in 1971 for shooting his father-in-law but the conviction was overturned for trial-related issues.
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Ford's tax cut plan called preposterous and all or nothing
Washington leaders labeled President Ford's proposal for $11 billion in new tax cuts plus ongoing reductions and a $395 billion next-year budget as preposterous and irresponsible. Ford defended the package as dollar-for-dollar spending cuts, insisting it is all or nothing despite Democratic criticism.
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Long
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Vermont eyes independent tax link after federal cuts
Vermont lawmakers consider uncoupling state income tax from the federal levy as talks of further federal tax cuts restart. Administrator Robert Wilson notes lower federal taxes would reduce Vermont revenue, highlighting last year’s $2 million loss from the federal tax break. See Vermont on back page.
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Bennington Selectmen Expand Dog Catcher Hours
The Bennington Selectmen voted to extend dog catcher George Rogers hours to a full week with steady coverage around schools and problem neighborhoods to curb dog attacks. They will also review leash laws and consider raising the $5 fine while monitoring unlicensed dogs and pound policies.
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Bennington appoints Harte and Cook to planning and recreation posts
Margaret Harte and Thomas Cook were chosen to fill unexpired terms on the Bennington Planning Commission and Recreation Commission. Harte replaces Karen Fortney who resigned after moving to Boston and had served 17 months of her term. Cook will complete the recreation term of John Kennedy who resigned to work nights at Mt. Anthony Junior High, affecting meeting attendance. Both appointees own local businesses and will assume seats at the next regular meeting.
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