EPA claims breakthrough in scrubbers to clean air cheap power
Environmental Protection Agency touts smokestack scrubbers as a breakthrough that could let plants burn abundant high sulfur coal without pollution, cut oil imports, and avoid West strip mining. Industry split over reliability and costs, with Louisville Gas and Electric reporting success and Boston Edison noting limited availability and unproven long-term reliability.
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Louisville Ky. Gas and Electric Co
UPI
Boston Edison
William E Dailey 76 Bennington area civic leader dies
William E. Dailey Sr of Shaftsbury dies at 76 during a drive near the Bennington Airport. A noted businessman and former Vermont legislator, he built William E. Dailey Inc. from a single secondhand truck in 1927, developing a family enterprise that supported local civic causes and community projects in North Bennington and Shaftsbury. He was remembered for his storytelling, public service, and generosity to friends and local institutions. Born June 20, 1898, he valued his decades of political and business involvement in Vermont.
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Bennington
Bill” Dailey
Vermont
Mr. Dailey
Little Panos
North
Bank Square
Dailey Company
John H
Mary
Donlon) Dailey
North Bennington
Granny” Wright
Lee Dailey
Congress Stays At Capitol To Battle Over Turkey Aid
Washington lawmakers anxious to go home for campaigns remain at the Capitol for a showdown with President Ford over military aid to Turkey. Ford is expected to veto a bill funding three Cabinet departments unless an immediate aid cutoff is included. The embargo would halt funds for Health Education and Welfare Labor and Agriculture without the resolution.
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UPI
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Capitol
Ford
Turkey
House
Health, Education and Welfare
Labor and Agriculture
Cain Wins Vermont Labor Council Endorsement on second ballot
Democratic candidate Francis Cain secured the Vermont Labor Council endorsement after a sharp internal fight over his qualifications. The 60-23 second-ballot vote followed a first tally failing to reach two thirds, with outgoing president Ralph Williams leading opposition and Cain’s supporters urging organized labor backing to counter Republican James Jeffords.
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Francis Cain
Vermont Labor Council
Cain
Labor Council
Ralph Williams
Rutland
Rodney Clarke
James Jeffords
Robert Clark
Essex Junction
Williams
Clark
Francis Esposito
Esposito
Jeffords
Patrick J. Leahy
Richard W. Mallary
R-Vt
Vermont
Mallary
Leahy
Rockefeller nomination faces delays over gifts and book
UPI reports that Nelson Rockefeller's gift giving and his acceptance of responsibility for a derogatory campaign book have damaged his vice presidential confirmation prospects. House Judiciary Committee members warn of a deteriorating situation and possible recalls to testify, with Senate leaders suggesting a vote delay until late December or after the next Congress.
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UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Don Edwards
Dcalif
Judiciary Committee
Rockefeller
House
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Ford
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
Brookline
Mass
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Senate Rules Committee
Edwards
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Cannon
Kissinger says Middle East peace talks show progress
In Damascus Kissinger said tensions run high but a full scale war is not imminent. He secured Saudi help to lower oil prices and outlined Israeli Egyptian peace talks, noting positive indications but no further Israeli pullbacks without concessions. He plans to return in November after stops in Algiers and Morocco.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Cairo
Kissinger
Hafez Assad
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Lee Kissinger
What happened to Wilbur Mills in Washington politics
Washington gossip centers on Rep. Wilbur Mills chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. Once a cautious tax expert. a 1972 presidential bid, health issues, and a sensational nightclub incident altered his image and shifted power dynamics within his panel as a Republican challenger emerges in Arkansas.
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Wilbur Mills
Annabel Battistella
Fanne Foxe
Arkansas
Judy Petty
Inside The Old Farmer Predicts A Cold Winter
A front page tease notes a forecast of a cold winter on the Inside The Old Farmer page with a page 2 flag and brief captions hinting at related features.
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James Reston
Ford
William E. Dailey
Trial opens as Jaworski quits Watergate case
Washington UPI report notes Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski resigns effective Oct 25 after two years of inquiry into the Watergate scandal. Richard Ben Veniste will lead the prosecution with the jury sequestered in a Washington hotel through Christmas. Defendants Ehrlichman Mardian Parkinson also prepare opening statements.
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UPI
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Jaworski
Texas
Nixon
Archibald Cox
William B. Saxbe
White House
Richard Ben Veniste
U.S
John J. Sirica
Richard Nixon
United States
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Sirica
Ehrlichman
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Parkinson
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