GRAPO claims split over Oriol kidnapping in Madrid
Self declared GRAPO members holding Antonio Maria de Oriol y Urquijo say they oppose the abducting act and offer to reveal the victim’s location. They demand 15 jailed extremists be freed and flown to Algiers by midnight. Police assess authenticity of the La Gazeta del Norte message.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
la Gazeta del Norte
Bilbao
GRAPO
Antonio Maria de Oriol Y Urquijo
Council of State
Algiers
Oriol
Abandoned Liberian tanker Argo Merchant flares oil spill
The 640 foot Argo Merchant carrying 7.6 million gallons of No 6 fuel oil runs aground on Nantucket Shoals off Cape Cod. Coast Guard reports hull stress while oil leaks due to rough seas and worsening weather, complicating efforts to ride out the incident.
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Nantucket
Mass
UPI
Atlantic Coast
Coast Guard
Nantucket Shoals
Cape Cod
Hearst says SLA deaths deserved their fate in CBS interview
Patricia Hearst says in a CBS News interview that the six SLA members who died in the Los Angeles shootout got exactly what they deserved and that fear of the same fate kept her on the run. She discusses 19 months as captive and fugitive and the coerced taped communique. She recalls SLA captors telling her her parents and the FBI did not care for her.
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New York
UPI
Patricia Hearst
CBS News
SLA
FBI
Gilmore on Life Support as Executions Loom
Gary Gilmore lies unconscious and critically ill at University of Utah Medical Center after swallowing a lethal dose of barbiturates. The 36 year old killer, weakened by a 25 day hunger strike, faces a firing squad in January but a judge refused to set an execution date next Monday. Doctors report aspiration pneumonia from breathing stomach contents into his lungs.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Gary Gilmore
Gilmore
University of Utah Medical Center
Won't evict during holidays New Haven sheriff decl aims
New Haven County sheriff Henry F. Healey deputizes Christmas spirit and bans eviction notices and wage garnishments from December 10 to January 2. Healey, father of six, says children suffer most when families face eviction at Christmas.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Henry F. Healey
New Haven
Healey
Carter denies pressure on cabinet picks in Plains
President elect Jimmy Carter said reports he faces heavy pressure on cabinet choices are greatly exaggerated. He invited two more prospects to Plains for talks, Joan Manley of Time Inc and Juanita Kreps of Duke University, for commerce and labor secretaries respectively, and planned a meeting with AFL-CIO Secretary Trea.
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Plains, Ga
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Joan Manley
Time Inc
Juanita Kreps
Duke University
Commerce
Labor
Afl-Cio
Trea
New lead on second gunman theory in JFK killing
Investigators for the House Select Committee on Assassinations reportedly uncovered a lead that could illuminate the possibility of a second gunman in John F. Kennedy's assassination. UPI sources say they also consider pursuing the travelers from Texas to Cuba via Mexico City after the tragedy and the CIA bugging of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City.
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JFK
Nicholas Daniloff Washington
UPI
House Select Committee On
John F. Kennedy
House
Texas
Cuba
Mexico City
CIA
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
King
James Earl Ray
Ray
Canada
United States
Nixon found liable for Halperin bug ruling
UPI reports federal judge orders Richard Nixon H R Haldeman and John Mitchell to pay damages to Morton Halperin for wiretaps on his telephone during the 1969 leak inquiry. Kissinger excluded. court notes grave concern over leaks and political motivation in later surveillance. Defendants face proposals on damages within 20 days.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John Mitchell
National Security Council
Morton Halperin
U.S
John Lewis Smith Jr
Halperin
White House
Smith
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Security Council
United Nations
National Security
Nixon
Haldeman
Mitchell
AMA chief warns TV violence warps kids world view
Washington based AMA president says violent TV programs shape a child’s perception of reality and may harm psychological development. The National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting cites Quest and other top violent shows and lists Chevrolet and American Motors among sponsors. Britain students spend more on booze than books per year, says DES report with averages of 64 in pubs and 35 in bookshops.
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Washington
UPI
Quest
National Citizens Committee For Broadcasting
General Motors
Chevrolet Division
Peter Paul Candies
NBC
CBS
American Medical Association
AMA
Richard E. Palmer
Palmer
Starsky and Hutch
Baretta
Black Sheep
Hawaii Five-O
Kojak
Police Story
The
Sirota
London
Britain
Department of Education and Science
Bennington Banner Classified Rates and Delivery Info
The Bennington Banner lists home delivery by carrier at 15 cents per issue and varies by subscription length. Mail rates within a 50 mile radius are 3 months for 9 dollars, 6 months for 18 dollars, or 36 dollars per year, with other rates for Vermont and elsewhere in the U. S. Also notes second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont.
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Bennnington Banner
S&t
U.S
Bennington
Vermont
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H. Greenberg
Main Street
CURIO
Pownal, Vt
Bennington, Vermont
Carter
Surer Lane Kirkland
George Meany
John Dunlop
Labor Post
James Schlesinger
Barbara Jordan
D-Tex
Luxembourg
Patricia Harris
South Georgia
Brunswick
Rosalynn
Amy
Stevens Public School
Chevrolet
Whitehall Labs
Anacin
American Motors
Sears
Kodak
Schlitz
Proctor and Gamble
General Foods
Burger King
Frito Lay Products
Mr. Coffee
Campbells Soups
Hallmark
Texaco
Whirlpool
Prudential Insurance
Jean Nate
Shopper Toys
Green Giant
Keebler Cookies
Carnation Dog Foods
Efferdent
Quasar Television
Greenberg
All Steel
Agitator
Bennington Banner Telephone
Aste
Curran
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