Ehrlichman says Nixon deceived and lied to save himself
Ehrlichman’s attorney charged that former President Richard Nixon deceived, misled, lied to and used him, driving Ehrlichman to resign to save Nixon’s own neck amid the Watergate era fallout. The statement came as Ehrlichman was among five former Nixon aides facing U.S. inquiries.
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Bob” Haldeman
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Ad charges fire up Vt Senate race
Vermont Senate race heats up as Rep. Richard Mallary and Senator Patrick Leahy accuse each other of false advertising. Mallary seeks FCPC probe over Leahy radio ads misrepresenting his voting record while Leahy defends a TV ad accusing Mallary of positions and money from out of state interests.
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Ford veto sparks first clash with Congress over Turkey aid
President Ford vetoes legislation to halt U.S. military aid to Turkey in a battle with Congress. The House must vote on overriding. the Senate awaits. About 6 million dollars in aid in limbo as agencies’ funding and Congress’ vacation hang on a decision. Republicans Rhodes and Scott predict the veto will stand.
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R-Ariz
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MAU board challenges ACLU appeal on apportionment basis
Mt Anthony Union School Board’s formal response to the ACLU federal apportionment suit argues the district’s apportionment is legal under state law and supported by union agreement. Brattleboro attorney A Luke Crispe claims malapportioned districts under federal law would render Vermont statutes unconstitutional. If the court rejects dismissal, a new issue of legality vs. state law could arise.
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Flory Wins Nobel Chemistry Prize for Plastics Research
Stanford's Paul J. Flory, 64, awarded the 1974 Nobel Chemistry Prize for fundamental theoretical and experimental work in micromolecular chemistry related to plastics. British radio astronomers Martin Ryle and Antony Hewish share the Physics Prize for pioneering radio astrophysics with potential to aid the search for intelligent life in outer space.
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Area's lone coal dealer scraped bins' bottoms
Hoosick Falls resident T Joseph Foster faces coal supply woes as Bennington County's last dealer, Joseph Nadeau of North Bennington, previously stopped deliveries due to past difficulties. The burden then fell on area residents to seek coal elsewhere.
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North Bennington
Coal shortage hits Foster with stalled deliveries and siding loss
Foster reports no coal deliveries from Reading Coal Co for August shipments due in September. About 20 to 30 tons lie trapped in 10 nockets, with labor costs prohibitive to remove. Boston and Maine officials threaten to close the siding, forcing reliance on trucks for possible delivery next year.
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Hyde Park High School Violence Surges In Boston Race Riot
In Boston at Hyde Park High School, clashes erupted between black and white students injuring at least seven, including a 15 year old white boy stabbed in the stomach. Police and ambulances responded as classrooms and corridors saw race related turmoil.
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Kissinger Seeks Peace Talks Amid Oil Price Tensions
Secretary of State Kissinger, finishing a Middle East tour with Morocco as the final stop, reports positive developments toward Arab-Israeli peace. He spoke with Boumedienne in Algiers on durable peace terms and noted improving Algeria U.S. ties, while eyeing an Arab summit on Oct 26 and renewed talks in November.
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Cattle farmers threaten calf killings in Wisconsin protest
Wisconsin cattle farmers near Curtis vowed to shoot several hundred calves today as part of a National Farmers Organization protest over low beef prices. NFO leaders encouraged a tough stance to raise cattle hog and dairy prices while others across the country paused planned slaughter actions for weeks.
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Fayette
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Leahy unveils three point priority program for Vermont economy
Vermont senator hopeful Patrick Leahy proposed a three point economic priorities program to spur growth and energy conservation. He calls for an automobile efficiency tax on low mileage cars, a productivity insurance plan via investment tax credits, and phased elimination of tax loopholes to boost federal revenue.
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