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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1976

Page

2

Bombing suspect escapes to Canada in New England case

Boston Globe reports one of four men charged in a string of Northeast bombings fled to Canada with aid from prison reform groups. The four, from Maine and Boston, were indicted over July blasts at a National Guard Armory Logan Airport and a courthouse in Newburyport plus a Seabrook post office. No injuries reported.

Boston UPI New England Canada Boston Globe Richard J. Picariello Portland Maine Picariello Joseph A. Aceto Everett Carlson Edward P. Gullion Jr Dorchester Massachusetts New Hampshire Suffolk County National Guard Eastern Airlines Logan International Airport

Rain and crime mix in a weathered UPI roundup

A weather note from St Swithin's Day promises rain for drought plagued Midwest farmers while in Texas Thorndale police chief becomes private citizen as council abolishes his post after a bank robbery. Boston and Portland indictments connect to dynamite bombings in New England. Ford campaign hopefuls see a Dixie lift from Mondale pick amid White House gala chatter.

Midwest Thorndale Tex UPI Texas Taylor Holland Thorndale State Bank

Missing California school bus with 26 children found abandoned

A Dairyland Union school bus carrying 26 children and its driver vanished Thursday evening in Madera County. The empty bus was later found camouflaged in a San Joaquin Valley drainage ditch. Deputies pursued ground searches and aerial surveillance as parents and officials sought answers about the whereabouts of the bus occupants.

California Chowchilla Calif UPI Madera Ed Bates Beserk Bates Dairyland Union San Joaquin Valley Sheriff's Deputies County Fairgrounds Frank E. Ray Jr Ray

New U S evacuation in Lebanon set for Tuesday

BEIRUT Lebanon United States said it will organize a new evacuation from Lebanon on Tuesday and urged the 1500 Americans remaining there to leave as embassy services will be largely shut The embassy staff is already reduced to about 35 and would be drastically cut further Foreigners were invited to join the evacuation and the British embassy advised its nationals to take the last chance to depart Transport options for the seventh foreign evacuation were still under study American sea evacuations followed by land convoys from previous days. Beirut’s deteriorating living conditions including a month without water or electricity were cited as factors. The move coincides with regional tensions as Syria and Palestinian factions negotiated and Lebanon faced Syrian troop moves and PLO accusations of new deployments.

Beirut Lebanon UPI United States Syria Palestine Liberation Organization

Inadequate safeguards charged for Seabrook plant

New Hampshire Attorney General David Souter filed exceptions to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission decision granting Public Service Co. of New Hampshire a construction permit for a 1.6 billion Seabrook plant. SAPL and others appeal, urging immediate safety reviews and an evacuation plan before further construction.

Seabrook N.H UPI New Hampshire David Souter Nuclear Regulatory Commission Souter NRC Public Service Co Guy Chichester Seacoast Anti -Pollution League Massachusetts Society For the Protection of New Hampshire Forests Gloucester Mass Donald Ross Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Hampton and Washington Seacoast Anti- Pollution League SAPL Robert Backus ASLB PSC

Canadian detained in Uganda reports torture and terror

A 3 year old Canadian detainee in Uganda claims torture and panic prevail since Israel’s July 3 raid. Patrick S. Morris, who traveled to Nairobi with British refugees, describes bloodstains and prisoners screaming while police assaulted him. He also cites a missing British acquaintance and Uganda’s crackdown under Idi Amin, with Kampala said to be heavily militarized after the Entebbe rescue.

Uganda Nairobi Kenya Israel Patrick S. Morris Idi Amin Morris Kampala Entebbe

Bennington Banner Publisher Rates and Delivery Details

The Bennington Banner lists publication details and delivery options at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, service by United Press International and NYT Service, national ad reps Matthews Shannon Cullen Inc, and home delivery rates including 15 cents per copy and 4.40 per month with mail rates for Vermont regions.

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

New England Delegates Back Carter Mondale Ticket

New England delegates and regional leaders largely support Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale for the Democratic ticket after Carter’s nomination. Some liberals praise Mondale as regional balance, while a Wallace delegate warns a few conservatives may defect to the Republicans.

New York UPI New England Jimmy Carter Walter Mondale Carter Maine Edmund S. Muskie Mondale Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Vermont Margaret Lucenti Muskie Laurence Radway New Hampshire Darmouth College

Three Networks Cover Democratic Convention Blanked by TV

New York reports show CBS NBC and ABC employed over 1500 people and spent millions to televise the Democratic convention watched by roughly 100 million. Reporters interviewed each other to liven the process as delegates left Madison Square Garden. Walter Cronkite recalled Eric Sevareid tossing an advance copy of Adlai Stevenson speech and King Sr. delivered the benediction as the crowd sang We Shall Overcome.

New York UPI Madison Square Garden Om Cbs Walter Cronkite Eric Sevareid

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