Kissinger says Washington accepts Peru non-assignment
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says the United States can work with Peru's leftist military government without always agreeing with its outspoken positions. He noted a cordial reception in Lima reflecting improved atmosphere as he prepared to fly to Brazil for talks on economic and trade issues amid Peru's nationalization of U.S. properties.
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Peru
UPI
Henry Kissinger
United States
U.S
Kissinger
Brazil
United Nations
Organization of American States
Angola
Miguel Angel de la Flor
Exxon
Day care center study finds no harm to child development
Harvard psychologist Dr. Jerome Kagan reports five year study comparing home care with Harvard day care showing no significant differences in language, attention spans, or social behavior in children from 3.5 months to 29 months. He notes ideal Harvard conditions and warns poor centers may be harmful, estimating 15 to 20 percent may fall short.
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Boston
UPI
Harvard
Jermone Kagan
Kagan
Iceland Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Britain Over Fishing Dispute
Iceland plans to sever diplomatic relations with Britain after a collision in the 200 mile North Atlantic fishing zone. Prime Minister Geir Hallgrimsson led a cabinet meeting as Icelandic gunboat Thor and British frigate HMS Lowestoft suffered damages amid a high tension stand off.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
UPI
Britain
Cyprus
Geir Hallgrimsson
Thor
Lowestoft
North Atlantic
Bar Association Allows Lawyers to Advertise
The American Bar Association approved changes to its ethical code allowing limited advertising in yellow pages and legal directories. Lawyers may publish standard consultation fees, credit card acceptance, specialty, education, and office hours, though state bar approval is still required. The move comes after lawsuits seeking consumer information and a Supreme Court ruling on antitrust exposure.
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Philadelphia
API
American Bar Association
Association
House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Hearst testifies she fears for her life after SLA captivity
Patricia Hearst told jurors she still fears death from the violence tied to her 19 months with the Symbionese Liberation Army. On direct testimony she said there is a good chance she could be killed, as cross examination touched on her time with the SLA and Survival reading material.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
James L. Browning Jr
Miss Hearst
Browning
SLA
Harrises
Disneyland
Watts
Senate Vote Cuts Off Weapons to Chile Amid Turbulent Debate
The Senate approved a 48 to 39 cutoff on all military aid and weapons to Chile's current dictatorship, rejecting softer language allowing existing deals. Senator Kennedy argued the move stands against aiding a totalitarian regime, while Humphrey condemned US support for the Chilean generals.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Chile
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
South America
Humphrey
United States
Art collector laments theft of abstracts worth millions
George Costakis reports more than 1000 works stolen from his Moscow apartment and dacha in two burglaries last January. He expects losses to top 1.5 million on Western markets, noting not all pieces were insured or valued and dismissing KGB or state theft theories. He fears works may have gone abroad, possibly to London, while some prized pieces by Chagall, Kandinsky, and Malevich remained safe.
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Moscow
UPI
George Costakis
Costakis
London
Stalin
Yekaterina Furtseva
Dacha
Jan. 9
Lyubov Popova
Ivan Klian
Boris Ender
Anatoly Zverev
Marc Chagall
Vassiliy Kandinsky
Kasimir Malevich
Nobel laureate Dulbecco assails lax smoking controls
In Senate remarks Dr. Renato Dulbecco, 1975 Nobel Prize winner for cancer research, criticizes the U S government for failing to curb cigarette use, calling lung cancer preventable and citing 60,000 annual deaths. He backs a heavy cigarette tax to fund cancer and heart disease research as hearings press tobacco policy.
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Washington
UPI
Renato Dulbecco
Senate
Dulbecco
Tobacco Institute
Edward
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Gary Hart
Colorado
Kennedy-Hart
Bennington Banner details circulation and service lines
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 06301 by The Banner Publishing Corp. A subscriber to United Press International and the New York Times News Service. National advertising representatives Matthews Shannon and Cullen Inc. Home delivery by carrier and motor delivery.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Maine urged to shut down nuclear plant
Maine Public Interest Research Group sent a letter to NRC Chairman urging Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Plant in Wiscasset be shut down. PIRG cites NRC findings of two emergency planning deficiencies including failure to review plans annually and issues with decontamination facilities and supplies. Huston says the plant risks lives of Maine citizens.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
Maine Public Interest Research Group
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
William Arders
Maine Yankee
Wiscasset
PIRG
Michael Huston
NRC
Quabbin Reservoir Noted as Largest Drinking Water Source
Quabbin Reservoir in Ware Massachusetts is described as the largest man made body of water used exclusively for drinking purposes. The brief UPI report highlights its scale and purpose serving area communities.
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Ware, Mass
UPI
Quabbin
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South Carolina
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