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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1976

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Sunny Jim Callaghan elected Britain's 69th prime minister

James Sunny Jim Callaghan won the Labour leadership in a third ballot defeating Michael Foot 176 to 137 to become Britain's 69th prime minister. At 64 he faces high inflation 18 percent and unemployment near 1.25 million as he prepares a televised address after Wilson steps down. Callaghan’s rise follows Wilson’s 13 year Labor era and the pound’s weakness amid ongoing economic decline.

London UPI James Sunny Jim” Callaghan Britain Callaghan Michael Foot Labor Party Wilson Buckingham Palace

Egypt closes ports to Soviet navy amid Libya base fears

Sadat announced cancellation of Soviet rights to use Port Said Alexandria and Matruh ports after abrogating the 15 year friendship treaty. He warned Moscow could base troops in Libya revealing arms purchases and shifts toward France and the United States. Also reports a fire at Skidmore College dormitory kills one coed and injures many.

Paris Anwar el-Sadat Egypt Moscow Libya Muammar el- Qaddafi Soviet Union Sadat Qaddafi Mediterranean Port Said Alexandria Matruh Cairo France United States Congress Lebanon Suleiman Franjieh Franjieh Maurice Couve de Murville Beirut Syria Saratoga Springs N.Y UPI Skidmore College Palestine Liberation Organization Israel Jordan PLO Wilmarth Hall Skidmore

Sarelas focused on Claremont police reform before departure

As Louis C. Sarelas prepares to leave Claremont NH for Bennington VT to become town manager, he concentrates on revamping a 26 member police force scarred by a corruption probe and leadership vacancies. He notes differing views on his tenure, defends his bid on a municipal car, and dismisses ties to police investigations.

Louis C. Sarelas Claremont N.H Bennington Sarelas Bennington Selectmen Harold Saunders Michigan Savelas Lavelas Police Commission

Vermont Bicentennial Steamtrain planning underway in Bennington

Bennington leaders plan the Vermont Bicentennial Steamtrain Excursion with daily service Burlington to Bennington starting Aug 16. Officials aim to complete a to do list within a month, as state and regional grants total over two million support rail repairs.

Bennington Vermont Development and Community Affairs Donald Webster Stearns Jenkins Tony Egan Bellows Falls Burlington Vermont Rutland New England Regional Commission Jenkins Vermont Public Service Board Nercom

Wisconsin New York primaries linked to national answers

Inside column notes tomorrow’s state primaries in Wisconsin and New York may shed light on national trends while Teamsters resume road action. Local Leo Club fundraising supports Guatemalan relief and ski-area development hinges on Forest Service hearings. A Vermont vignette by Gerald Raftery appears, plus Maine black fly notes from Vermont supply leftovers.

Wisconsin New York Leo Club Forest Service Gerald Raftery Vermont John Gould Maine Hoosick Falls MAU Carr Cavaliers

Thailand election ousts Kukrit Pramoj in push to center

In nationwide vote for all 279 seats, Centrist Democrat led by Seni Pramoj wins big as Kukrit loses his Bangkok district after ordering U.S. troops out. Democrats take 101 seats, Chat Thai 45, Social Action 39. leftist gains limited. coalition likely by mid-April.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Kukrit Pramoj Democrat Party Kukrit Democrats Chat Thai Social Action

Prince Sihanouk resigns as Cambodia's chief of state

Prince Norodom Sihanouk resigns as Cambodia's chief of state, stepping down after a farewell speech. Deputy PM Khieu Samphan accepts the move, promising an $8,000 annual pension and a statue in Phnom Penh. He plans to live in Phnom Penh with his wife Monique, with no new chief of state named under the January constitution.

Egan Steamtrain Prince Norodom Sihanouk Cambodia Bangkok Thailand UPI Norodom Sihanouk Sihanouk Revolutionary Army of Democratic Khieu Samphan Phnom Penh Phnom Peking Khmer Rouge Monique

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