Marcos grants concessions to Moslems in Mindanao talks
President Ferdinand E Marcos said he granted concessions to Moslem groups in Mindanao to move toward a settlement of the rebellion there. He reorganized southern Mindanao administration and pledged to staff it with Moslem-acceptable officials. He also promised gradual integration of rebels into Filipino forces and pledged funding for roads and housing.
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New Hampshire prayer amendment urged by governor
Gov Meldrim Thomson backs a constitutional amendment to shield voluntary school prayer in New Hampshire. The proposal, forming from a legislative ally, aims to clarify Supreme Court rulings and protect the right to private prayer in public spaces, while opponents warn of social pressure on children.
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Eight guerrillas arrested near Ezeiza airport during Pinochet visit
Police disclose eight leftist guerrillas halted near Ezeiza International Airport as Chilean President Augusto Pinochet visited Buenos Aires. They planned to retrieve 7 million dollars for the Born brothers ransom and carried rifles, grenades, and base maps. The Montoneros leaders and Peronist Youth members were among those arrested after a gun battle. A separate incident in a Buenos Aires slum saw urban guerrillas kill a police agent and wound two officers while escaping.
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Chrysler omits dividend as losses deepen
Chrysler Corp directors voted to omit the regular 35 cent dividend for the second quarter in a row, preserving about 81 000 dollars in company coffers. The move follows a stormy annual meeting where stockholders criticized executives amid a roughly 95 million dollar after tax loss in the first quarter of 1975.
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Soviet Union to start chewing gum production
Moscow reports Moskovskaya Pravda says USSR will produce 28 000 tons of chewing gum annually as a medical benefit and public health measure. Doctors disagree on specifics, but specialists claim gum cleans and strengthens teeth and aids mouth blood circulation, and it is not a bad cigarette substitute.
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Bennington Banner Publisher and Delivery Details
The Bennington Banner is a daily paper except Sundays and holidays, published at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont by The Banner Publishing Corp. It subscribes to United Press International and New York Times News Service. National ads via Matthews Shannon Cullen Inc. Home delivery by carrier or motor for 15 cents daily. Mail subscriptions within 50 miles and Vermont offered at 3 months for $9 and 6 months for $18.00.
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Court hears arguments on N C death penalty
The Supreme Court heard the case Jesse Thurman Fowler v. North Carolina on whether Fowler should face execution in the gas chamber. Justices and attorneys debated the impact of North Carolina’s death penalty as applied since 1972, including executive clemency and racial disparities highlighted by Justice Marshall.
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Ambassador protests Greek embassy raid in Athens
UPI reports the United States protested to Greece after hundreds of youths attacked the American Embassy in Athens. Ambassador Jack B. Kubisch met Foreign Minister Dimitrios Bitsios for 30 minutes to express views on the incidents. Police used tear gas. one officer was injured as left wing demonstrators stormed the embassy. The two Greek Communist parties blamed revolutionary elements and accused police of overreacting.
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