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Bennington Banner in Bennington, Vermont

04 Aug 1976

Page 8

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Bennington Banner

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Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1976

Page

8

Presidential security remains a never ending problem

Secret Service and White House police face ongoing threats to presidential safety. A pipe-wielding intruder was fatally shot after scaling the fence on Pennsylvania Avenue. Past breaches spurred tighter measures including crash proof gates, while officials insist the six foot fence will not be raised.

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Washington UPI Secret Service White House Pennyslvania Avenue Executive Protective Service Jack Warmer Ford Vail Colo Gerald Gainous Jr Susan Ford Gainous American Civil Liberties Union Philadelphia ACLU
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Scrambling for sun on the Soviet Riviera

Sochi, U S S R, a Black Sea resort known as the Soviet Riviera, sees crowds form on pebble beaches by 8 a.m. with air mattresses, wood platforms, and towels as three million citizens visit annually for an otpusk. The city blends health spa fervor with orderly tourism, offering cheap sanitariums like Metallurgy and Pearl Hotel stays, while mass camp life and guided health routines shape a routine vacation.

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Sochi U.S.S R. Upi Black Sea Caucasus Atlantic City Brighton Nice Stalin Metallurgy
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Non aerosol antiperspirant debuts amid consumer spray fears

Bristol-Myers introduces Ban Basic a pump spray claimed to be the first major nonaerosol antiperspirant. development cost reportedly two million dollars. the switch follows a rise in consumer concern about aerosols from 23 percent in 1974 to 71 percent recently. the pump promises longer lasting protection and lower cost, though aerosols will remain on shelves until safety questions are settled.

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Michael J. Conlon Washington UPI Bristol-Myers Ban Basic Marjorie Mantius Bristol- Myers
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Chester M. Plummer Federal Aviation Administration Richard M. Nixon Nichols Bennington Sportswear Missy Chatham and North Star Bates Soviet Riviera
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