Ferry Disaster and Other Briefs From UPI
Fear 100 dead as ferry George Prince sinks on the Mississippi River. 56 still missing and 18 survived after collision with a tanker. Coast Guard hearings set. Also: mistrial in Bolles case over publicity. Saul Bellow wins Nobel but frets about fame and plans. Boston Fed notes a pause in NE recovery with unemployment up to 8.1%. Waldheim urges UN role to prevent Cold War scale disputes. FTC orders Warner Lambert to divest Parke Davis assets to restore competition in several drug markets.
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Destrehan
UPI
George Prince
Mississippi River
Coast Guard
Bolles
Phoenix, Ariz
Superior Court
Frederic Heineman
John Adamson
Don Bolles
Heineman
Maricopa County
Donald Harris
Bellow
Chicago
Saul Bellow
Humboldt’s
Herzog
Augie March
FTC
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Warner-Lambert Co
Parke, Davis and Co
Warner Lambert
Planes collide above city scattering wreckage on schoolyard
Two planes crash near Santa Monica airport sending burning debris across 250 locations near a residential area. Pilots Donald Bolt and Erich Baldwin survived. souvenir hunters stole parts and body fragments as responders fought fires and evacuated frightened residents including children at Light and Life Christian Elementary School.
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Roberta Wax
Los Angeles
UPI
Santa Monica
Light and Life Christian
Bombing suspect on FBI most wanted list arrested in Fall River
Richard Picariello 28 of Portland Maine on FBI list arrested in Fall River and arraigned in Boston on a charge of interstate transportation of explosives with bail set at 1 million. Another suspect Robert Mutrum jailed on harboring a fugitive. probable cause hearing set for Nov 1.
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Steve Krause
Boston
UPI
Richard Picariello
Fall River
U.S
Lawrence Cohen
Picariello
Robert Mutrum
Portland
Maine
FBI
National Guard
Eastern Airlines
Logan International Airport
Essex County
Newburyport
Seabrook
N.H
Carlson
Joseph A. Aceto
Edward Gullion
Richard Bates
China says Mao widow and radicals liquidated
The official Xinhua said Mao Tse-tung s widow Chiang Ching and three radical leaders who tried to seize control after Mao s death were liquidated though it was unclear if they were killed. Hua Kuo-feng named new CCP chairman. plot crushed and purge described as counterrevolutionary. Reports suggested they may still be alive or wounded.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
NCNA
Hua Kuofeng
Communist Party
Party
Violence erupts in South African townships near Johannesburg
In scattered violence, black youths stoned vehicles and burned a school and a policeman's home near Soweto while police fired warning shots to disperse a group in Naledi. In Gugulethu a bread truck driver was injured when youths attacked and set the vehicle alight with a gasoline bomb amid ongoing township unrest.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Pretoria
Dawid Kriel
Naledi
Soweto
Cape Town
Gugulethu
Bennington Banner Classified Rates and Contact Info
The Bennington Banner lists daily publication details at 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201 with phone numbers 447-7567 and 447-0332. Subscriptions vary by delivery method and region with 3 month, 6 month, and yearly rates for Vermont and nationwide recipients.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Landon Associates, Inc
Vermont
U.S
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N.E
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
New England
Philadelphia
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Shultz Jewelers
Registered
Jeweler
American Gem Society
Main Street
James “Chip” Coakley
Arlington
Sarah
Lancaster University
Britain
Harvard
Cambridge
Culver City
Los Angeles Times
Hughes
Raymond Moller
Donald Bolt
Erich Baldwin
Skip Buchanan
Bolt
Everett C. Carlson
Bangor
Bates
Chiang Ching
Shanghai
Peking
Gang of Four
Jarlsberg
Fontina
Madkour
I Marke
Monthru
Thurs
SAT
Chittenden
Jew A
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