Kent State protesters arrested at campus gym dispute
Police in riot gear moved in on Kent State University protesters defying a court order to leave the area near a planned six million dollar gym project linked to the May 1970 Kent State shootings. Parents of Sandra Scheuer, among those killed, attended as arrests were made.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Kent State University
Portage County Sheriff's Deputies
Kent City
Portage County
Ravenna
Martin Scheuer
Kent State
Glen Olds
University
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Joseph Kainrad
Allen McKittrick
Stephen Parisi
Parisi
William Whitaker
National Guardsmen
Ohio
OPEC meets with unity at Saltsjobaden session
OPEC ministers opened a policy-making session at Saltsjobaden near Stockholm displaying unity. The meeting in Sweden aimed to chart coordinated oil policy amid market pressures and potential production tensions.
Ethics panel head blamed for delays
The top lawyer for the House Ethics Committee inquiry into South Korean lobbying told panel members the probe is moving slowly and blamed Chairman John Flynt for delays. Philip Lacovara, chief counsel, expressed his dissatisfaction in a private memo last week, signaling a rift that could stall actions amid allegations of Park influence.
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Washington
UPI
House Ethics Committee
Capitol Hill
Philip Lacovara
Lacovara
Flynt
Tongsun Park
U.S
Congress Returns to Work Rebuffs on Saccharin and Plutonium
Congress, after a July Fourth recess, blocks saccharin ban expansion while House subcommittee advances a compromise on plutonium funding. Senate votes 49-38 to oppose cutting Oak Ridge reactor money, with a plan to preserve the project. House Health and Environment panel moves to block saccharin ban for 18 months unless new cancer evidence emerges. Tensions rise in the House Ethics Committee inquiry into South Korean influence, and Laetrile debated as Congress considers cancer treatment claims and Truth in Lending reforms.
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UPI
Carter
Congress
Capitol Hill
House Ethics Committee
Senate
White House
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Tenn
Energy Research and Development
Spark Matsunaga
Hawaii
House Health and Environment Subcommittee
Rep
Andy Maguire
D-N.j
Food and Drug Administration
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
House
John Flynt
D-Ga
Philip Lacovara
Watergate
Thomson presses New Hampshire budget deal to avoid shutdown
Governor Meldrim Thomson launched an eleventh hour push to win a continuing resolution by Friday to avert a state government standstill. He warned that without spending authorization, towns would miss $11 million in tax revenue, welfare recipients would lose benefits, and numerous state programs and services would face cuts or closures.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Meldrim Thomson
Thomson
House
Public Works
Manpower Affairs Office
State Mental Hospital
Laconia State School
Vacation reads and puzzle books at Bennington Bookshop
Susan Hoffman, Book Department Manager at Bennington Bookshop, promotes leisure time puzzles. She is a 1972 State University of New York history graduate and highlights spiralbound Experts Crossword Puzzle Book and The Crossword Book of Quotations as flat-reading options for summer.
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Margaret Farrar
Susan Hoffman
Bennington
State U. of New York
Privacy panel urges limits on personal data use
The Privacy Protection Commission urged Congress to limit government and industry use of citizens personal data. It proposed rights to know what is reported about individuals in files and to demand corrections of errors. The bound volume of proposals was sent to the White House and congressional subcommittees as hearings loomed.
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Washington
UPI
The
Privacy Protection Commission
Congress
White House
House
Senate
David Linowes
Commission
Linowes
Illinois University
Hijackers surrender quietly in Finland return to Soviet
Two Soviet hijackers aged 19 and 22 surrendered peacefully in Helsinki after their hostages escaped. Finland said the men would be returned to the Soviet Union under a hijack treaty. The flight originated near Moscow and ended with the hijackers demanding a flight to Sweden before surrendering.
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Finland
UPI
Soviet Union
Alexander Zyirnyak
Ginnadiy Selusjko
Ilia Sanomat
Selassko
Zyirnyak
Sweden
Selussko
Petrovskoye
Moscow
Leningrad
Energy from seaweed gains global interest
Worldwide attention grows on seaweed as a potential energy source alongside its established roles as a food additive and feed-stock. Nations including the United States and Japan work on projects, with one U.S. effort pairing sewage treatment with aquaculture to yield methane and hydrocarbons.
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New York
UPI
McGraw- Hill
United States
Soviet Union
Argentina
Denmark
Israel
Norway
Japan
U.S
Bennington Seeks Bids for Pool Ceiling Panel Work
The town through its recreation department invites sealed bids for inspection and correction of the swimming pool ceiling panel eyelet supports. Movable staging on wheels is required. Information from the recreation department director. Bids due by 5 p.m. July 19, 1977 at the Town Manager's office 205 South Street Bennington.
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Town of
Bennington
Recreation Department
South Street
Bennington Banner rates and contact details
The Bennington Banner lists pricing for home and motor delivery, with monthly and yearly subscriptions. Foreign and back issue rates are noted, along with postage and carrier information for readers in Bennington Vermont.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Landon Associates, Inc
U.S
Senate rejects Carter bid to halt plutonium plan
The UPI report notes the US Senate blocks Carter’s effort to stop the Clinch River breeder reactor project, voting 49 to 38 against a Bumpers amendment and approving a $75 million “status quo” funding level tied to suspension of licensing. Senate also defeats Kennedy’s push to cut Barnwell funds, signaling continued congressional support for plutonium programs despite White House opposition.
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Senate
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
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D-Ark
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Gerald Ford
Church
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D-Hawaii
Matsunaga
Barnwell
S.C
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Kennedy
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