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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1976

Page

2

Moon festival at Yankee Stadium derailed by violence

At the God Bless America Festival hosted by Rev Sun Myung Moon in Yankee Stadium , police arrested seven on assault robbery and larceny charges as youths assaulted Moon followers. A Moonie sustained multiple fractures and an officer was stabbed while trying to disperse the crowd.

New York UPI Yankee Stadium Sun Myung Moon First Aid Moon Bronx Moonie John Stubbs Manhattan Stubbs Fernando Rivera James Mastronardi Lincoln Hospital New Hope Singers International New York City Symphony Orchestra

Syrian troops enter Lebanon threatening Beirut airbase

Thousands of Syrian regulars with 200 tanks moved through northern and eastern Lebanon driving toward Beirut, overrunning leftist and Palestinian positions. The invasion expands Damascus's role in the 14 month civil war, raising fears of a three-front approach on Beirut while leftist leaders call for resistance and appeal to international powers.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Bekaa Zahle Tripoli Damascus Sidon Kamal Jumblatt

Israel says it views Syria's Lebanon invasion seriously

Foreign Minister Yigal Allon told a news conference Israel would take necessary measures to protect its interests if endangered. He warned that deeper Syrian involvement would raise regional risk, while noting no immediate military preparations were observed in Israel. Allon pressed the international community to end the Lebanon conflict.

Jerusalem UPI Yigal Allon Israel Syria Lebanon Allon

Heat processing of powdered milk linked to tooth decay

Penn State researchers Ira Wolinsky and Jeffrey A. Senior report that heat processing of powdered milk lowers lysine by about 50 percent, increasing tooth decay in rats. The study, presented at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology meeting, suggests lysine loss may reduce calcium absorption and Cavities protection.

University Park, Pa UPI Penn State Ira Wolinsky Jeffrey A. Senior Federation of American Societies For Lynn Brinkman

Justice Stevens Signals Possible Unpredictability Early

Justice Stevens published his first Supreme Court majority opinions, signaling potential unpredictability in constitutional theory. He ruled the Civil Service Commission exceeded its authority by barring resident aliens from most federal jobs, citing due process as a safeguard against a sweeping, irrational ban.

Washington UPI Ford John Paul Stevens William C. Douglas Supreme Court White House U.S. Court of Appeals Chicago Stevens Civil Service Commission Congress San Francisco Douglas William H. Rehnquist

Iceland Ends Cod War With Britain in Diplomatic Breakthrough

Iceland and Britain reached a temporary fishing agreement after two days of talks, restoring diplomatic ties within two days. The pact limits British trawlers to within Iceland’s 200 mile zone and bans fishing in spawning grounds until December 1, with a permanent deal to follow. The accord, amid a history of clashes and NATO tensions, is portrayed as a favorable outcome for Iceland.

Oslo Norway UPI Iceland Britain Anthony Crosland Einar Augustsson Crosland

Plymouth Rock Bomb Attempt Fails to Injure National Monument

Police report an 18 by 3.5 inch shallow hole opened in front of Plymouth Rock after a bomb exploded at 10 40 p m. There were no injuries or damage to the rock. Investigators from FBI state police and ATF joined the probe. no suspects identified. The 1620 date rock stands inside a fenced area on state property.

Main St Bennington Banner Publishing Corp United Press International New York Times Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc Vermont U.S Plymouth Mass UPI Plymouth Rock Ernest Leonardi Leonardi Federal Bureau of Investigation Boston Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division Uss Treasury Department Plymouth Police

EPA approves Dimilin for gypsy moth control

The EPA has registered the pesticide Dimilin for use against the gypsy moth to curb damage in northeastern states. Agriculture officials note ongoing experiments with parasites, microbial products, other chemicals, and sex attractants as part of broader moth-control efforts. Dimilin targets caterpillars by inhibiting shell formation, causing premature death.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Environmental Protection Agency

American guns found in IRA possession

A British firearms expert identified nine American made weapons among 140 rifles and handguns as recovered from Irish Republican Army units in Northern Ireland. Victor Beavis testified at the federal trial of three men charged with conspiracy, failing to register as IRA agents, and exporting firearms without a license. The defendants are Daniel Cahalane, Neil Byrne, and Daniel Duffy. The trial continues.

Philadelphia UPI Northern Ireland Victor Beavis Department of Industrial Forensic Science United States U.S Newtown Square Daniel Cahalane Neil Byrne Cheltneham Daniel Duffy Upper Darby

Canadians crack largest armed theft

Montreal police say they cracked North Americas biggest armed robbery with a $2.8 million Brink's loot hijack from last March. In 30 raids, three women and three men were arrested and $100,000 recovered. Investigators expect more arrests as they pursue four to six other suspects.

Montreal UPI Brink’s Brinks Criminal Investigation Bureau Jean-Claude Rondou CIB Rondou

CUNY to charge tuition ends 129-year free era

New York City’s 129-year free higher education tradition ends as the Board of Higher Education votes 7-1 to impose tuition at the City University of New York. Freshmen pay 750 and juniors 900 yearly. the move aims to secure funding to finish the current school year and reopen after a payroll default.

CUNY New York UPI New York City City University of New York Board of Higher Education City University BHE Harold Jacobs Jacobs City College Multicampus City University System

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