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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1971

Page

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Kosygin Escapes Unharmed In Ottawa Assault

Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin faced a knife of security in Ottawa as a protester jumped him and was detained by RCMP. He later met Prime Minister Trudeau in Parliament with heavy guards and vowed safety amid Jewish demonstrations and far-right group ties.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police UPI Kosygin Ottawa Alexei N. Kosygin Canada Parliament Pierre Elliott Trudeau Trudeau Hungary Geza Matrai Toronto Hardresser Ontario Edmund Burke Society Hungarian Freedom Fighters Association Europe Alexei Kosygin Hungarian Freedom Fighters Federation Parliament Hill

Goodell Aids Elisberg Defense Amid New York Ties

Former Sen Goodell of New York will assist in Daniel Elisberg's defense according to page notes. A long Bennington District Court case list appears on page three. The pages discuss Agnew in Greece with editorials and cartoons, Brinkley opposing Cronkite on Agnew, a Shaftsbury theft of Halloween magic, and John Randolph exonerating a hunter while questioning the real villain.

Sen. Goodell New York Daniel Elisberg Bennington District Court Agnew Greece David Brinkley Walter Cronkite Shaftsbury John Randolph

Flood's antitrust case aimed at baseball reserve clause

Curt Flood petitioned the Supreme Court to decide if professional baseball is subject to federal and state antitrust laws. The suit argues the reserve clause binds a player to his club for life. Flood, ex-Cardinal, filed after a 1969 trade attempt, sat out 1970.

Supreme Court Washington UPI Curt Flood Flood St. Louis Cardinal U.S New York City Bowie K. Kuhn Cardinals Philadelphia Phillies Philadelphia Phillies Washington Senators Senators Europe Baltimore New York Yankees Congress Kuhn

Stewardess Thwarts Plane Hijack on Alaska to Vancouver Flight

Nancy Davis a 22-year-old Seattle stewardess on her first flight is credited with deterring a convicted killer during a 5,000 mile hijack attempt aboard a Wien-Consol Airlines 737. After threats with a 38 caliber pistol the hijacker Dale Lavan Thomas 28 of Hawthorne California surrendered in Vancouver RCMP. The incident spanned Anchorage Bethel and Vancouver with multiple landings and takeoffs over twelve hours.

Vancouver B.C UPI Alaska Cuba Nancy Davis Seattle Wien-Consolidated Airlines Anchorage Bethel Royal Canadian Mounted Police Dale Lavan Thomas Hawthorne Calif FBI Thomas Kodiak Miss Davis Havana Don Peterson Ray Miller Keith Forsgren RCMP Bruce Northrup Peterson Northrup Bill Kristovich Wien Margie Hertz Nancy

Yankee argues plant safety gains at Vernon facility

An official of Yankee Atomic Electric Co testified before the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board that 25 to 50 safety and operability changes have been made at the Vernon plant since 1967. The engineer said these changes rarely raise capital costs and may reduce operating expenses, as hearings with intervenors and AEC officials continued.

Brattleboro Yankee Atomic Electric Co Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Vermont Yankee Corp Vernon Arthur Shepard Massachusetts Yankee Atomic Company Atomic Energy Commission Vermont Yankee Shepard AEC R. Peter Shapiro New Hampshire Shapiro Anthony Z. Roisman New England Coalition On

Impasse seen in Pownal teacher dispute

The Pownal school board offered a contract at 6500 to raise teachers from 6400 to 6700, but the SVVEA urged rejection. Teachers planned a 5 p.m. Thursday meeting to decide, while board members defended salary hikes and added insurance benefits. If rejected, the district would hire new teachers.

Pownal Richard Singleton Neuschafer SWVEA Factfinders Mount Anthony Union Mary Jane Rounds Tucker Bennington Harvey Carter Vincent Pizzano

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PSB Price Stabilization Board Yankee AEC Board of By Geoffery Chapman Charles Neuschafer Southwest Vermont Education Association SVVEA Rounds
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