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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1977

Page

2

Gunman in Ohio hostage case wins phone call from Carter

Cory Moore, a 26 year old ex marine, held Captain Leo Keglovic hostage at City Hall in Warrensville Heights for 44 hours demanding an end to white abuse of black Americans. Carter spoke with Moore after Keglovic was released, Moore faces up to 50 years in prison and a $2000 fine on two kidnapping counts.

Warrensville Heights Ohio UPI Cory Moore Carter Exmarine Moore Leo Keglovic Keglovic White House Cuyahoga County City Hall Shelly Kiggans Craig Merchant Robert Vance Cleveland

FDA weighs saccharine ban in UPI report

The FDA weighs banning saccharin after Canadian tests linked high doses to rat bladder cancer. Acting Commissioner Sherwin Gardner said a Federal Register proposal could appear within 30 days, with full ban possibly four months or more due to legal steps. The National Soft Drink Association hopes for a substitute, while Sweet N Low maker calls the move outrageous.

Washington UPI America Food and Drug Administration FDA Sherwin Gardner United States Canada Federal Register National Soft Drink Association Marvin Eisenstadt Cumberland Packing Corp

Viet defector says some American POWs may be alive in North Vietnam

A Vietnamese military defector claims it is common knowledge that Americans captured in Vietnam still live in the country and are moved around in the north. He notes a U.S. delegation will visit Hanoi to verify and account for those listed as missing or captured. The defector, who fled to Thailand, is the first such defector since 1975.

Bangkok Thailand UPI North Vietnam Haiphong U.S Hanoi Vietnam Laos Saigon

Carter lifts bans on travel to Vietnam North Korea Cuba and more

President Carter announced the lifting of travel restrictions to Vietnam North Korea Cuba and Cambodia at a televised news conference. He reaffirmed a strong human rights stance and discussed Middle East borders while outlining a phased path toward broader arms reduction and a potential long term peace mechanism.

Washington UPI Carter Chile Soviet Union Vietnam North Korea Cuba Cambodia United States U.N. Human Rights Middle East Israel

Diplomat Tyson Kept in U.S. Briefing After Chile Remarks

Brady Tyson, the U.S. deputy delegate to the U.N. Human Rights Commission, was recalled from Geneva for a State Department briefing on his controversial Chile stand. President Carter labeled the remarks inappropriate, and officials reviewed policy statement procedures to prevent similar lapses while noting no direct U.S. involvement in Chile's 1973 coup.

Brady Tyson Senate United States Allende Chile Washington UPI U.S Carter Tyson State Department Geneva Frederick Brown Brown U.N. Human Right Commission White House Department

List of wounded in Washington siege

Washington hospitals report injuries from the siege of three buildings. George Washington Hospital patients include Wesley Hymes 31 shot in the left arm in fair condition Brian Golliday 22 treated and released after a face gun injury Alton Kirkland 21 stabbed in the chest underwent two surgeries in serious condition Michael Smith 36 hit in head treated and released Steve Widdes 26 pistol whipped treated and released From the District Building Mac k Wesley Cantrell 51 guard shot in the head in fair condition Robert Pierce 51 law student multiple gunshot wounds in critical condition Councilwoman Willie Hardy 54 fainted from excitement in good condition Washington Hospital Center Marion Barry shot in the chest in fair condition.

Wesley Hymes Washington Brian Golliday Severna Park Alton Kirkland Michael Smith Dayton Steve Widdes Arlington Mack Wesley Cantrell Robert Pierce Willie Hardy Washington Hospital Center

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