Israel backs Geneva peace talks after working paper approval
Israel approves a U S Israel working paper for renewed peace talks at Geneva and challenges Arab states to join. Begin, released from hospital, led a five hour cabinet session approving the paper. Washington says Geneva talks could occur this year with Arab and Palestinian input while omitting PLO participation. Simcha Dinitz says success hinges on Arab concessions and avoiding extreme PLO or Syrian demands.
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Simcha Dinitz
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Tel Aviv
U S asks Europeans to share responsibility for neutron bomb
The United States urged NATO to share responsibility for the neutron bomb and said deployment would occur only if Europeans desired it. Brown told NATO’s Nuclear Planning Group the weapon’s use depends on European approval, with West Germany seen as a key potential stationing nation.
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Bari
Italy
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Defense
Harold Brown
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance
Europe
Brown
NATO
West Germany
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Carter
Congress
Morrissey resigns from town board in surprise move
Gerald P. Morrissey 30 quits his seat on the board of selectmen citing family and business duties. The board accepted the resignation unanimously with Morrissey absent. Officials note his tenure included a past censure and discuss filling his vacancy from his district while considering Republican and Democratic input.
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Gerald P. Morrissey
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
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Paul Sheridan
Leake
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Norton Barber
Mugwump
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van Santvoord
Joseph Higgins
Louis Sausville
Sausville
J. Duncan Campbell
Gerald Cornell
Cornell
Alexander B. Drysdale
Higgins
Ronald
GOP
Sarelas warns sewers can not support proposed developments
Town Manager Louis E. Sarelas told selectmen that the sewer system is over taxed and cannot handle the planned Wilk inson and Green ig developments on the west side of Bennington. The Wilkinson condo project won site plan approval, while Greenberg’s hearing was to continue. Sarelas announced plans to buy two submersible pumps and a new system for 3000 to upgrade the Rutter Road pumping station, noting previous pumps failed under higher load. The board approved the purchase with funds from the Sewer Department budget and planned to have Planning Commission chair John Griffin Jr. appear next week to address the expansion issue.
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Louis E. Sarelas
John Wilkinson
Norman Greenig
Wilkinson
Town Planning Commission
Greenberg
Commission
Savelas
Rutter Road
Richard B. Leake III
Richard V. Perrott
Hurd
Stuart Hurd
Perrott
Planning Commission
John Griffin Jr
Sewer Department
John Malone
Bus driver killed in Belfast shooting sparks trial looming
Inside National notes a Belfast bus driver was killed in a shooting as hijackers prepare for trial. The article frames the incident within rising security concerns and outlines forthcoming legal actions against suspects.
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Mad Tom Road closed for fuel wood abuse in Peru
The Forest Service shut Mad Tom Road to woodcutters after repeated rule violations in taking firewood. It marks the third area closed in two years for such abuses in Manchester District where 310 fuel wood permits were issued last year.
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Yaw Pond
Woodford
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