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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1977

Page

2

Jury weighs Wampanoag status in Mashpee land claim

In Boston UPI reporting a U.S. District Court jury hears whether 500 Wampanoag Indians meet tribal definition and ownership of 16,000 acres in Mashpee. Hazel Oakley testifies about ancestry while attorneys debate tribal recognition and historical deeds dating to 1665.

Boston UPI Hazel Oakley USS. District Court U.S. District Court Walter Jay Skinner Mashpee Oakley Lawrence Shubow Massachusetts Skinner Nixon Watergate James D. St. Clair Shabow

House Ethics Committee Opens Hearings on Korean Lobbying

The House Ethics Committee moves to open hearings focused on Korean influence operations in Congress during the 1970s. Witnesses include Nan Elder, Lee Jai Hyon, Kim Sang Keun, and B Y Lee, with indictments already against Park, Hancho Kim, and former Rep. Richard Hanna. The investigation aims to uncover government coordination with Park while avoiding naming specific congressmen at this stage.

House Washington UPI House Ethics Committee Congress Capital Hill Tongsun Park Leon Jaworski Korea Park Jaworski Seoul Lee Jai Hyon Capitol Hill Lee Western Illinois University Fall B.Y. Lee Justice Department Hancho Kim Richard Hanna D-Calif

Concorde Lands in New York After Legal Battle Ends

The Concorde SST makes its maiden flight into New York City today marking the end of a two year legal fight by Britain and France to win landing rights in the United States.

New York UPI New York City Saint Martin Field Toulouse France Air France British Airways Concorde Casablanca Morocco

Concorde Clears Path to New York Landing Amid Legal Battle

The Concorde completed a silent test flight into New York marking the first NYC arrival as U.S. courts lift a port authority ban. Regular service to New York is slated for November with flights from London and Paris, while opponents vow more lawsuits over noise standards and airport rules.

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Kennedy Airport New York City New York Supreme Court U.S. Court of Appeals Port Authority Dulles Washington Carol Berman Emergency Coalition U.S Berman Federal Aviation Administration U.S. Transportation Brock Adams FAA Norman Lorrie British Airways London Paris

Commandos and hostages return to Bonn scene of joy

West German Border Police commandos freed 86 hostages from a hijacked Lufthansa 737 in Somalia. They returned to Frankfurt and Bonn with a triumphant but somber mood as three Baader Meinhoff terrorists died or were captured.

Bonn West Germany UPI Unit 9 Cologne Somalia Lufthansa Frankfurt Georg Freiburg Freiburg Juergen Schumann Baader- Meinhof Andreas Baader Ulrike

South Africa shuts largest black newspaper in crackdown

In Pretoria the government banned the largest black newspaper and outlawed 18 groups after dawn raids in Soweto, Durban, and Cape Town. Police seized nine black leaders including Dr. Nthato Motlana and issued five-year banning orders for three Christian Institute leaders.

Johannesburg South Africa UPI Jimmy Kruger Pretoria Soweto Nthato Motlana Durban Cape Town The Christian Institute

Connecticut tests coal produced gas for power in Windsor

A 16 story facility in Windsor dedicated to testing coal gasification for clean fuel gas. funded by Combustion Engineering, DOE and EPRI, the 25 million project aims to prove economical and environmental benefits. Governor Grasso attended along with energy officials and lawmakers. The process gasifies high sulfur coal producing 890000 standard cubic feet per hour with a heating value about one ninth of natural gas, capturing sulfur for recyclable elemental sulfur.

Windsor Combustion Engineering Inc U.S. Department of Energy The Electric Power Research Institute Ella T. Grasso

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