Factional clash as Angola proclaims rival states
In Luanda Marxist forces reinforce south to halt a rival column heading for the capital. The Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola declares itself sole ruler and renames the country the People's Republic of Angola while the National Front and National Union disown independence and seek joint sovereignty, amid arms from China and suspected U.S. support.
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Luanda
Angola
UPI
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
People’s Republic of
National Front For the Liberation of
National Union For the Total Independence of
China
United States
Popular and Democratic
Popular Movement
Portugal
Agostinho Neto
National Front
National Union
Geologists to map Georges Bank oil tract areas
Massachusetts officials say by month end Interior Department will reveal the size and location of offshore tracts on Georges Bank for exploration bids. Oil companies will bid next summer and leases come in August. Lt Gov O Neill urges producers to bid, citing potential oil and gas as key to regional jobs and energy.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Georges Bank
Interior Department
Roger S. Babb
Northeast
Babb
Thomas P. O’neill III
Cape Cod
O'Neill
Chicago
American Petroleum Institute
Geologic Survey
Australia faces roughest election in nation's history
Australia moves toward a national vote on Dec 13 after Governor General Kerr replaced Prime Minister Whitlam. The crisis followed the Senate's rejection of the budget, sparking protests and strikes as Fraser leads the Liberal-Country coalition. Labor supporters denounced Kerr while business circles celebrated a stock market gain. About 4000 workers gathered at the Sydney Stock Exchange in protest.
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Canberra
Australia
UPI
Gough Whitlam
Malcolm Fraser
Sydney
Whitlam
Fraser
Senate
Kerr
Stock Exchange
Parliament House
John Kerr
Carter taps music fans to aid New England swing
UPI reports young New England music fans boost Jimmy Carter’s 1976 primary effort with a Providence fundraiser featuring the Allman Brothers. About $30,000 in tickets already sold at $6.50 each. organizers aim to attract college busloads from four states. Carter aides say New England primaries drive the drive.
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Providence
R.I
UPI
New England
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Rhode Island
Allman Brothers
Macon
Providence Civic Center
Carter
Boston
Ellis Woodward
Concord
N.H
Plains
Jimmy
Woodward
Florida
Reagan plans announcement in Washington for 1976 bid
Reagan's campaign coordinator says the former California governor will declare his challenge to President Ford in Washington in eight days, with a Nov. 20 news conference followed by a Miami event. A New Hampshire dinner is also planned in Atlanta.
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Concord
N.H
Raids Hit Gun Dealers in New England States
Treasury agents and local authorities raided federally licensed gun dealers in Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire and Rhode Island early today arresting about a dozen suspects for illegally selling dozens of handguns shotguns rifles and machine guns under the Gun Control Act of 1968. Authorities said more arrests are expected as investigations continue.
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Boston
UPI
Treasury
New England
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Arthur Montuori
Montuori
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
ATF
Montouri
Little African Lion Guard At Indianapolis Gunshop
Beau the 100 pound African lion patrols the Bullet Hole Sport Shop at night after owners James and Tim Shirley bought him for 500 dollars to deter burglars. Beau fetches sticks, uses a litter box, and eats a variety of foods while owners joke about feeding him to burglars. He also chews gun stocks during play.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Bullet Hole Sport
James T. Shirley
Tim
Shirley
Beau
Harris and others deny Gulf Oil campaign contributions
Fred Harris and five lawmakers deny knowingly taking illegal contributions from Gulf Oil between 1960 and 1972. Gulf Oil called reports premature and said deposits reference either legal funds or the existing illegal fund of 10.3 million dollars. A former Gulf official said envelopes with cash were delivered to Capitol Hill. Baker and Cannon aides are reviewing possible 1966 and 1964 contributions.
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Washington
UPI
Fred Harris
Congress
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf
Securities and Exchange Commission
Gulf Oil Co
Baker
Capitol Hill
Myers
Harris
Senate
Oklahoma
Cannon
Bennington Banner details and delivery rates
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201. It lists delivery options by carrier or motor and mail subscription rates for Vermont and elsewhere in the U S. Second class postage is paid at Bennington Vermont.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
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Gulf Oil
Madkour
Main Street
River Valley
Daisy
U.S. No
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Tangerines
Tangelos
Snow
Bennington’'S
Delicatessen
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We. Anthony
E.p. Mahar & Son, Inc
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