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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1976

Page

2

Hijackers seek amnesty after Libya landing

Three armed hijackers with 12 hostages landed in Benghazi Libya aboard a Philippine Airlines DC8. Negotiations for amnesty began between the hijackers and Libyan authorities, per a Manila PAL spokesman. The group flew from Karachi Pakistan on the final leg of a six day international odyssey.

Libya Unmen Philippine Air Lines Manila Benghazi Karachi Pakistan Pal Philippines Philippine Malaysia Bangkok Thailand Manuel Yan

Mystery man missing linked to FBI identified corpse

A missing Florida stock broker Estel Blevins triggered a tangled Chicago River death mystery. Initial body misidentifications and a later FBI identity as Joseph Tallarico reveal possible insurance fraud, while investigations probe whether Blevins orchestrated the ruse to fake his own death amid life insurance policies.

Chicago UPI Estel Blevins Chicago River Loop William Hamilton Jackson Mich Blevins FBI Washington Joseph Tallarico Clearwater Fla Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner and Smith Joseph DiLeonardi Hamilton DiLeonardi Tallarico Joy DiLeon

Nationalists win West Bank towns in landmark elections

Nationalist fronts won majorities on municipal councils in Nablus Hebron and Ramallah with traditionalists retaining Bethlehem. Turnout dropped to 62,998 of 88,462 registered as Arab voters faced opposition to Israel allowing women to vote. Defense Minister Peres said the new rulers could be worked with, while officials warned of rising tensions ahead.

Nablus Jordan UPI West Bank Hebron Ramallah Elias Freij Bethlehem Israel Galilee Middle East Shimon Peres Palestine

Senate approves $412.6 billion budget amid GOP and Dem gripes

The Senate narrowly passes a $412.6 billion federal budget triggering mixed reactions. Conservatives denounce the implied deficit, liberal Democrats say defense spending is too high and social programs too low, while Ford loyalists note spending exceeds his recommendation. Senate debates mark the new budget process as fully in effect with Muskie urging discipline.

Washington UPI Senate Ford James Lynn House Congress Muskie

Hearst sentencing delayed for tests in San Francisco

Patricia Hearst must undergo a nine day psychiatric evaluation before sentencing on bank robbery charges. Judge Oliver Carter ordered the test to be conducted at the Metropolitan Correction Center in San Diego, with Hearst to be transferred from San Mateo County Jail for the evaluation. The judge indicated he intends to reduce the maximum 35 year sentence after the report, and Hearst will later return to court for the final judgment. Hearst, 22, daughter of Randolph Hearst, was convicted on counts of bank robbery and using a weapon in a felony. The case stems from the Hibernia Bank robbery two years earlier and her 1974 kidnapping by the SLA. Carter emphasized the case is brutal and violent, and he plans to defer ultimate judgment pending the evaluation.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst Miss Hearst San Mateo County Redwood City Metropolitan Correction Center San Diego U.S. District Court Oliver Carter U.S. Bureau of Prisons Carter San Francisco Examiner Randolph Hearst Center Hibernia Bank Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army SLA Berkeley Calif Los Angeles Superior Court William Harris Emily F. Lee Bailey

McGovern slams overblown talk on ethnic purity in campaign

Reporters face McGovern criticism for focusing on Jimmy Carter’s ethnic purity remark while Reagan cites cash flow woes. Hosea Williams questions Carter’s stance and the ethnic purity remark, amid diverse views from Rand and Chisholm. Campaigns in Indiana Pennsylvania and Georgia press forward with leaders predicting gains and endorsements.

George McGovern Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Henry Jackson Indiana George Wallace Morris Udall Pennsylvania Carter Atlanta Ford White House Texas Reagan McGovern Massachusetts District of Columbia Richard Nixon Congressional Conference Committee Federal Election Commission Sherman Oaks Calif Congress Georgia Hosea Williams America Virginia

Susan Ford says she has no intention of an affair yet

Susan Ford, 18, daughter of the President, told reporters at Seabrook Island that she has no plans for an affair. Speaking during Easter break with relatives Thomas G. and Janet Ford, she noted she and her mother share similar views and remain very close despite media coverage of her family.

Seabrook Island S.C UPI Susan Ford Thomas G Janet Ford Mt. Vernon College

Betty Ford favors First Mama as CB handle on campaign trail

Betty Ford favors the handle First Mama for her Citizens Band radio use. A press aide said she has a temporary CB permit during a Wisconsin campaign swing and is taking the hobby seriously.

Washington UPI Betty Ford Citizens Band Radio Wisconsin Sheila Weidenfeld Ford Flip Wilson The Federal Communications Commission

Police arrest reputed killer in Hartford

Bobby Doyle, named by informer Joe Valachi as a Mafia hitman, was among 25 arrested in a federal sweep targeting a group alleged to be involved in illegal gambling and other crimes in Hartford. Doyle, 76, had lived quietly in a garden apartment near New Britain Avenue. The strike force charged him with lying to a grand jury about gambling activity at a nearby bookmaking location.

Hartford, Conn UPI Bobby Doyle Joe Valachi Doyle Hartford New England New Britain Avenue Gerald McDowell

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