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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1973

Page

10

Inaugural blessing sparks debate over kingship symbolism

Rabbi Seymour Siegel plans a special blessing for President Nixon at the inauguration using a kingly phrasing with Hebrew and English alternations. Critics worry the liturgical twist or Sabbath broadcast via loudspeakers, radio, and TV violates Jewish law and oath against using the Lord’s name in vain.

Israel Shenker N.Y. Times News Service New York Nixon Seymour Siegel Siegel Rabbi Siegel God Habbi Israel Klavan Trabbinical Council of America Klavan Franklin D. Roosevelt Wah

Leary Returned to California Jail After Afghanistan Return

Timothy Leary, the so called LSD messiah, returned smiling to a California jail cell after 28 months abroad. He faced a murder of drug charges and a new case involving the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, with about 30 followers in attendance. He was escorted by narcotics agents and a companion who claimed to be his love.

Los Angeles UPI Timothy Leary Europe Asia Califoria Leary Kabul Afghanistan U.S Sient Harcourt-Smith London Timothy U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Harvard Oakland Calif Black Panther Bobby Seale Seale New Haven Conn Jobs Brotherhand of Eternal Love United States Brotherhood Santa Ana

Charges Dropped Against Five of the Chicago Seven

The U S government dropped charges against five members of the Chicago Seven accused of trying to incite riots at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Judge Robson halted those prosecutions while contempt charges remain. Five defendants had faced five-year terms. appeals reversed prior convictions. The contempt trial is scheduled for March in federal court.

Chicago Seven Chicago UPI U. S. District Court Rawin A. Robson U. 8 Gary L. Starkman Robson Julius J. Hoffman U.S. Court of Appeals

New Yorker would legalize prostitution

New York City Council introduced a measure to legalize prostitution in the city. Councilman Alvin Frankenberg proposed creating "ped light" districts in industrial areas with regular medical check ups for prostitutes. He argued legalization would cut crime and disease and ease courts and police corruption.

New York UPR New York City City Council Alvin Frankenberg

Hartford Irishman loses plea to ban St Patrick parade

A federal judge in Hartford rejected John F. Curran Jr. bid to challenge New Haven city support for its annual St Patrick's Day parade as a violation of the Establishment Clause. Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld ruled parades with diverse group honors do not constitute religious endorsement and funding or policing the event serves to improve parade quality and local commerce. The decision cites civic tradition and notes the parade attracts participants and spectators who expect a street pageant with bands and uniforms.

Hartford Conn M. Joseph. Blumenfeld Curran Blumenfeld Munvafeld George M. Cohan

Vermont Rail Fight Moves to Federal Court Hearing

A UPI report notes the US District Court in Rutland will hear ICC’s request for an injunction to force St Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad to resume freight service after an embargo on Nov. 27 following a $200,000 gas turbine generator derailment. Samuel Pinsley of Boston disputes abandonment claims and may sell to the state, which cannot afford the line.

ICC Li Adder Northern Vermont Swanton St. Johnysburg Pinsley Mene Sen. Westphal Rutland 106 Finsley Ceveniit Yankee

Hudson named Rensselaer GOP chair amid backing vote

In East Greenbush local GOP leaders endorsed State Sen. Diniglas Hudson as chairman of the Rensselaer County Republican committee by a 7 to 1 vote after Frank Colarusso withdrew. Willis Larkin remains Hudson's only opponent. Troy representatives were absent and next week’s full committee vote is awaited. Separate notes mention a Troy protest inauguration against Nixon sworn in for a second term, planned at First United Presbyterian Church.

Russell Niquette Robert Daniels Chittenden County Frank Smallwood Rwindger County Davis Dartmouth College Senate Judiciary Committee Robert West Natural Resources Committee Friends of Spruce Mountain T. Garry Buckley Bennington County Niquette Salmon West Gov Vermont Shich Senate Natural Resources Committee Stephen Mcleod Robert Huffman Friends of Spruct Mountain Donald Smith Washington County Arthur Jones Essex Orleans Forest and Parks Jones State Forest and Parks Department East Greenbush Diniglas Hudson Rensselaer County Republican Committee GOP Hudson Frank D. Colarusso North Greenbush Troy Willis Larkin Sand Lake Nixon First United Presbyterian Church Troy Arce American Friends Service Committee Fifth Avenue Fulton Grand Streets Emmanuel Baptist Church Albany

Burglar Gas Incident At Valley Park Lanes In North Adams

In North Adams a burglar used a gas mechanism after breaking into Valley Park Lanes on Curran Highway. A small change was taken from two pinball and a music machine while an anti burglary device released gas when touched.

North Adams Valley Park Lanes Curran Highway

Otis Moves Toward First Organized Police Force

About a dozen constables and part time policemen will meet next Wednesday to form Otis first organized police force. Otis has faced burglaries vandalism and other crimes in recent months with no police station 10 cruisers and no full time policeman currently.

Otis

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