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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1976

Page

2

Congress seeks new arms bill

Washington lawmakers seek a two year military aid framework acceptable to President Ford while boosting congressional voice in arms sales abroad. Committees race to report spending authority for the new fiscal year by Saturday, amid disputes over a veto that blocked a 3.1 billion plan.

Washington UPI House Senate Ford United States House-Senate Congress Hubert Humphrey Dminn Vietnam Israel Spain Turkey Greece

Aftershock Deepens Toll in Udine Region Quake

A pre dawn 3.8 aftershock near Trieste alarms residents after last Thursday's killer quake. Officials count 914 dead and about 400 missing in 24 towns, with 849 bodies recovered. Quicklime, bulldozers, and sanitation efforts race to control disease amid 60 000 to 70 000 homeless and 12 000 job losses.

Adine Italy UPI Trieste Udine

Hearst condition may rule out joint Hearst Harris trial

Patricia Hearst may not be able to stand trial with Emily and William Harris because of mental and physical condition. Federal officials say she needs more than the 90 day psychiatric evaluation and will be brought to Los Angeles for a plea to 11 counts. The Harrises face trial June 1 for the 1974 crime spree, with Hearst likely tried after a verdict is reached.

Patricia Hearst Emily William Harris Miss Hearst San Francisco Los Angeles Federal Metropolitan Correctional Center San Diego Sam Mayerson Harrises Mayerson Norman A. Carlson Federal Bureau of Prisons Carlson Symbionese Liberation Army SLA

Teamsters ratify contract ending nationwide truckers strike

United Press International reports Teamsters union members approve the national Master Freight Agreement with wage and fringe benefits increases exceeding 30 percent over three years. About 80 percent of 400 000 eligible members voted in a mail referendum. Building owners in New York City reject a $50 weekly raise over two years plus $8 in benefits as strike action continues.

New York City Teamsters State Mediation Board Vincent McDonnell McDonnell John Sweeney Sweeney Teamsters Union Frank Fitzsimmons United Rubber Workers Anheuser-Busch Newark N.J Anheuser- Busch Breweries

Discrimination in building trades and trucking unions

Federal study faults Teamsters and 15 building trades unions for discriminatory practices in referrals and hiring halls. It finds minorities and women confined to lower paid roles, with minority men in Teamsters drivers at about 10.3 percent and women under 2 percent. The commission says bias persists despite government efforts and notes no effective remedy exists.

Washington UPI Civil Rights Commission Commission Congress Teamsters Union Prise Teamsters

Bennington Banner Address and Subscription Rates Notice

The Bennington Banner provides contact and delivery details including daily publication except Sundays and holidays. It lists mailing address 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 and subscription rates such as 15 cents for home delivery and 4.40 dollars per month, with mail rates for a 50 mile radius and Vermont three months at 9.00 dollars.

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

Remarkable calm in Beirut as leaders seek solution

In Beirut the political stalemate neared a potential settlement as President-elect Elias Sarkis and Kamal Jumblatt moved to reconcile differences. A mountain battle near Mt Lebanon persisted, with over 50 reported dead, while a fragile ceasefire took hold and Sarkis and Arafat coordinated urgent calls to defuse tensions.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Elias Sarkis Kamal Jumblatt Mt. Lebanon Jumblatt Arafat Sarkis Suleiman Franjieh Franjieh U.S al Fatah Palestine Liberation Army Syria

Thorpe resigns Liberal leader amid witch hunt claims

Jeremy Thorpe quits as Liberal party leader amid a sustained press witch hunt over an alleged homosexual affair with model Norman Scott. He denies any sexual relations from the early 1960s and cites constant scrutiny. Scott says he will sue for slander. Thorpe may be succeeded temporarily by Jo Grimond.

London UPI Jeremy Thorpe Britain Liberal Party Thorpe Norman Scott David Steel Scott Harold Wilson Liberals Jo Grimond

FTC orders new hearing on Ford ad campaign

The Federal Trade Commission ordered a new hearing on allegations Ford Motor Co misrepresented miles per gallon for 1974 models. The Phoenix to Los Angeles road test claimed the Pinto Capri Mustang II Maverick and Comet exceeded 26 mpg. The commission upheld a likely action pending results.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission Today Ford Motor Co Phoenix Los Angeles

Undertakers face pricing charges in Chicago hearing

Rep Ralph Metcalfe accuses some funeral homes of exploiting grieving families with high prices during an informal FTC hearing in Chicago part of a two week fact finding mission. Proposed federal rules would require price sheets, prohibit embalming without survivor consent and ban bait and switch tactics.

Chicago UPI Ralph Metcalfe D-Ill Metcalfe Federal Trade Commission Illinois Thomas Clark National Funeral Directors Association Senate FTC Clark

Coal found in Mass at first drilling near I-95 and 140

In southeastern Massachusetts a coal exploration hole near I-95 and Mass 140 cut into a coal seam six inches deep, with expectations of a three foot thickness. Rev. James Skehan of Weston Observatory said tests suggest high quality anthracite similar to Pennsylvania coal. The project, costing 400000 dollars and funded by the state and the U S Science Foundation, plans Rhode Island drilling next.

Foxboro Mass UPI Massachusetts James Skehan The Weston Observatory Rhode Island Narragansett Basin Pennsylvania Skehan U.S. Science Foundation

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