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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1976

Page

2

Seaman protest demand freight use of US flag ships

In Washington and Kansas City several dozen seamen backed by AFL-CIO and the Committee of U S Flag Shipping Companies demonstrated to urge the U S to enforce a maritime agreement requiring U S flag vessels to carry at least one third of bilateral trade cargoes. State Department said ambassador Stoessel protested the noncompliance. Senator Baker addresses his wife’s past drinking problem and possible presidential run.

Washington UPI Afl-Cio Committee of U.S Soviet Union State Department Frederick Z. Brown United States Moscow Walter Stoessel Kansas City Howard Baker Tennessee Republican New York Daily News White House Joy

Court upholds receivership of South Boston High School

The 1st Circuit confirms U.S. District Judge Garrity Jr. can run South Boston High through receivership, despite resistance from local officials. The panel urges the receivership end when conditions no longer justify it, after the Boston School Committee challenged its impact on educational philosophy.

Boston UPI 1St Circuit Court of Appeals South Boston U.S. District Court W. Arthur Garrity Jr Boston School Committee Garrity

Glass panel shatters at John Hancock Building in Boston

A 4.5 by 11 foot pane of glass broke from the 35th floor of the John Hancock Building Tuesday night, scattering into fragments but causing no injuries. Police closed Trinity Place sidewalk to pedestrians while autos continued. The 60 story tower, the state’s tallest, opened this year after earlier window problems and earned the nickname The Plywood Tower for makeshift coverings.

Boston UPI John Hancock Trinity Place Massachusetts

Disease count questioned as death toll grows at Legion meet

Harrisburg health officials say the illness tally may be inflated due to broad criteria, amid the death of Harold Stump, 53, of Milton, who attended the Philadelphia convention. Total cases reach 173 after three more added, including two attendees of the International Eucharistic Congress.

Harrisburg UPI American Legion State Health Department Health Department Harold Stump Milton Philadelphia Morton Rosen

Ax wielding North Koreans kill two in DMZ incident

About 30 North Korean guards attacked a U N Command work party in Panmunjom in the DMZ killing two U S Army officers and injuring nine other soldiers from U N and South Korea. The Pentagon noted the killings as the first deaths in the JSA.

Seoul South Korea UPI Panmunjom U.N Koreas Tokyo North Korea United States KCNA Washington Pentagon Joint Security Area U.S. Army U.N. Command Michael McRaney Korean Service Corps United Nations Command McRaney Dmz

Carter scores Coleman for Tights' criticism

Plains Georgia dispatch reports Jimmy Carter rebutting Transportation Secretary Coleman’s charges that he is a civil rights leader. Carter says Coleman is acting as a Ford functionary and recalls Plains jail conditions while stressing his lack of authority in early town affairs. He addresses energy policy and divestiture options, preferring horizontal divestiture if competition is lacking.

Plains UPI Jimmy Carter Ford Transportation William T. Coleman Naacp Legal Defense Fund GOP Kansas City Coleman Miami Beach Carter Oklahoma David Boren Boren

Schedule for fourth session of 31st Republican National Convention

In Kansas City Missouri the fourth session of the Republican National Convention lists events in EDT. 8 p.m. Call to order and opening ceremonies. 8:15 p.m. Republican Governors Association report by Gov Arch Moore. 8:27 p.m. Speech by Rep Guy Vander Jagt. 8:42 p.m. Election of the Republican National Committee. 8:48 p.m. Speech by Sen Jacob Javits. 9 p.m. Nominations for President. 9:40 p.m. Roll call for nomination. Adjournment until 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

Kansas City UPI Republican Governors’ Association Arch Moore West Virginia Guy Vander Jagt Michigan National Republican Congressional Committee Republican National Committee Jacob K. Javits New York

Krakatoa Explosion Elevates Ash To 50 Miles High

United Press International reports the Krakatoa volcanic eruption in the Sunda Strait on Aug 27 1883 sent ash up to 50 miles in the atmosphere and produced a shock wave audible as far as nearly 3 000 miles away with widespread global impact.

Krakatoa Indonesia Sunda Strait

Bennington Banner Classified Rates and Delivery Details

Notice outlines daily publication schedule at 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201. Includes delivery options by carrier and mail, monthly and quarterly subscription costs within Vermont and surrounding areas, and contact points for classified advertising.

Bennington Banner Main St Bennington Banner Publishing Corp United Press International New York Times Service Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc Vermont

La Soufriere Volcano Shows Deceptive Calm Amid Rising Pressure

La Soufriere in Guadeloupe remains quiet after a Monday eruption and 1000 tremors, but scientists say pressure is building toward a potential giant explosion. Officials plan a commando style livestock rescue as evacuation zones remain in place.

Pointe-A-Pitre Guadeloupe Guadaloupe Jean- Claude Aurousseau Aurousseau Pierre Brousse la Soufriere

American priest freed from Argentine detention

The Rev. James Weeks, an American priest held in Cordoba for two weeks, is returning home this week. His mother said release news arrived after a State Department warning and a Kennedy aide confirmation. Weeks, of the La Salette order based in Hartford, had been arrested August 3 with five seminarians amid a raid on a home tied to subversive material.

Lancaster Mass UPI James . Weeks Argentina James Weeks Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy U.S. State Department Cordoba

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