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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1976

Page

2

Two US envoys press Lebanon talks over Arab League peace plan

Two American envoys Robert Houghton and David Mack returned to Lebanon from Cyprus for a week of talks with Christian leaders in Jounieh about terms of a new Arab League peace proposal. They carry new instructions from Washington and plan discussions with President Suleiman Franjieh and other rightists before cycling back to Cyprus.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Washington Arab League Robert Houghton David Mack Jounieh Cyprus Mack United States Dean Brown U.S Francis Meloy Jr Houghton Suleiman Franjieh

Viking 2 prepares to land at moist Mars site Utopia

Pasadena reports Viking 2 is readied for a Friday descent toward Utopia Planitia, 4600 miles from Viking 1, with tests on the three legged landing gear. The site offers higher moisture and potential life clues, though slopes over 3 degrees risk a slide or burial by dust.

Viking 2 Mars Pasadena Calif UPI Florida Utopia Harold Masursky Viking 1 Jim Martin Masursky

New strain of gonorrhea raises global alert

Health authorities warn of a penicillin resistant gonorrhea strain as the CDC reports three new cases after two initial infections last week. The worldwide alert emphasizes increased vigilance for this venereal disease.

Atlanta UPS National Center For Disease Control

Ford UAW near strike as talks hinge on pattern deal

Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers face a deadline of under two weeks to negotiate a new contract amid threats of a nationwide strike. The union deems Ford's 3 percent wage increase offer insulting while negotiations continue as Ford is viewed as a pattern-setting firm for the industry. Aparicio Mendez sworn in as Uruguay's president suspends political rights of hundreds, including former president Bordaberry, in a five year term.

Boston UPI Suffolk Concord N.H U.S. District Court Hugh Bownes Superior Court Maurice Bois Bownes Rockingham County Superior Court Seabrook Bois Seabrook Station Public Service Co New Hampshire Detroit Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Ford Montevideo Uruguay Aparicio Mendez Juan Maria Bordaberry Mendez Council of the Nation

Pentagon Eyes $6 Billion in Arms Sales to 10 Nations

The Pentagon plans to sell nearly 6 billion dollars in military hardware to ten nations including Saudi Arabia Iran and Israel. Iran would be the largest buyer at about 4.46 billion dollars with many details kept secret at the request of the purchaser nations.

Washington UPI Pentagon Saudi Arabia Iran Israel

Carter faces conflict of interest questions in bid for presidency

plains Ga UPI Carter may not divorce profitable farm and business interests if elected president. A spokesman says he plans to present actions to resolve conflicts of interest and divestiture remains undecided. Disclosures show net worth 811982 with farm lands 348444 and family peanut business 330062. Tax return lists 136138 gross income and 58404 taxes offset by 41702 investment credit.

Carter Rex Granum Granum

FBI official questions fees grasp of reality

Boston UPI report shows deputy associate FBI director James B Adams criticizing altlaw proposals for wiretapping surveillance and undercover work. He warns of balance, cites organized crime terrorism and espionage realities, and laments tighter information sharing, probable cause barriers, and FOIA privacy Acts hindering investigations.

Boston UPI FBI James B Adams Adams

Tax revision bill nears completion

Washington UPI Congress tax writers nearing completion of a tax revision bill to extend low rates and reform how individuals and corporations calculate taxes. Key issues remain how to curb shelters, tax on wealthy, and child care and sick pay breaks. Provisions include exempting the first 35 000 of home sale profits for homeowners over 65, tax free group legal service premiums for five years, and using Social Security numbers for driver licenses and public assistance to track runaway fathers.

Washington UPI Congressional House Ways and Means al Ullman Dore Ford House-Senate Ismael

Doctor Study On Radioactive Exposure At A Plant

RICHLAND Wash UPI reports Dr Brice Breitenstein of the Hanford Environmental Health Foundation says no one knows the long term effects of the high americium exposure on Harold McClusky 64 of Prosser Wash The accident occurred when a chemical explosion sprayed him with a radioactive solution at an Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co plant on the Hanford Reservation Breitenstein notes burns from nitric acid and glass cuts but emphasizes the unknown long term risks as they measure his dose and monitor outcomes.

Richland , Wash UPI Brice Breintenstein Hanford Environmental Health Foundation McClusky Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co Hanford Atomic Reservation Washington Breintenstein McCluskys

Gasoline tree prop proposed by Nobel chemist Calvin

Nobel Prize chemist Melvin Calvin proposed planting experimental gasoline trees in arid Southern California. He said certain Euphorbia plants with milky latex could yield about 25 barrels of gasoline per acre per year, offering fuel from crops in unsuitable areas.

San Francisco UPI Melvin Calvin California Calvin American Chemical Society University of California

Hays resigns from Congress amid sex scandal and health woes

Washington report says Wayne Hays resigned from Congress after losing power and amid sex scandal allegations. The House Ethics Committee closed its probe into Elizabeth Ray’s pay claims, while a grand jury investigates potential misuse of federal funds. Hays admitted an affair but denied payment for sex. He left Washington August 11 and announced he would not seek another term.

Washington UPI Wayne Hays Congress Hays Ohio James A. Rhodes Carl Albert House Ethics Committee Elizabeth Ray Miss Ray

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