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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1977

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Dayan Proposes West Bank Autonomy Plan With Israel Security

Moshe Dayan signals a plan for substantial Palestinian self government in the West Bank while Israel maintains military installations. The proposal aims to avoid final sovereignty questions and foresees functional ministries, open movement, and a common market with Jordan, plus refugee integration ideas. Dayan would brief President Carter next week as part of Israel’s latest peace effort.

Jerusalem Moshe Dayan Carter West Bank Dayan Jordan River Middleast Washington United States U.S Foreign Ministry Palestine Liberation Organization Israel Jordan New York Times Tel Aviv Kuwait Gaza Strip

John Glenn Day recalled by Vermont college head

Thomas A. Gee president of Southern Vermont College and U S Senator John Glenn recall Ohio political battles at a Ludlow event. Gee managed Glenn in the 1970 Democratic primary against Howard Metzenbaum, who won that primary but lost to Robert Taft Jr. in the general election. Metzenbaum later filled Saxbe’s vacancy as U S attorney general appointee. In 1974 Glenn defeated Metzenbaum in the primary and beat Ralph Perk in the general election. Metzenbaum returned to the Senate in 1976 by unseating Taft.

Thomas A. Gee Southern Vermont College U.S John Glenn Ohio Ludlow Gee Glenn Cleveland Howard Metzenbaum Metzenbaum Robert Taft Jr Nixon William Saxbe John Gilligan Saxbe Ralph Perk Senate Taft

Comptrollers defend 1976 Lance approval actions

Washington (UPI) two career bank regulators defended their steps in late 1976 that allowed Bert Lance to present a clean public record to the Senate committee confirming him as federal budget director. Bloom testified he opposed private information gathering but supplied it to the Carter transition team and the FBI before nomination. Tarleton said he ended an internal bank agreement limiting Lance and others from overdrawing at Calhoun First National, aiding Lance’s public image.

Washington UPI Bert Lance Senate Lance Carter FBI Lance. Bloom Donald Tarleton Comptroller Atlanta Georgia White House Tarleton Calhoun Comptroller of Currency

New Deadline Set in Schleyer Kidnapping Case

Kidnappers of industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer call Bonn AFP to demand a midnight deadline for government surrender. They seek release of 11 terrorists, $44,000 each, and flight to a country of choice possibly South Yemen. Der Spiegel says government won't yield. crisis staff met nine hours amid a news blackout.

Bonn West Germany UPI Hanns-Martin Schleyer AFP der Spiegel Helmut Schmidt Germany South Yemen Denis Pagot Geneva Schleyer

Buckley Trails Oil Drilling in Lake Champlain Waters

Lt Gov T G Buckley urged Vermont to study state owned waters for gas or oil and possibly drill deep wells. He announced Henry J Russo of Rutland as a new member of the State Natural Gas and Oil Resources Board, replacing the late William McKee, to oversee land under state waters and leasing or sale of any finds. Buckley noted Canada’s nearby resource discoveries as motivation.

Buckley Canada

Hackett elected 21 20 for state GOP position

Luther Hackett, 44, Burlington insurance executive and former Vermont House majority leader, was chosen as Vermont national Republican committeeman by a 21 20 vote over Peter Val Preda. Hackett succeeds Roland Seward after his resignation and was backed by Gov. Richard Snelling, with opposition from Lt. Gov. T. Garry Buckley.

Val Preda Garry Buckley Hackett House Appropriations Committee Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors

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N.Y. Times News Service Robert Bloom Bennington Garden Club Park-McCullough North Bennington Frances J. Ross Park-McCullough Association Garden Club Jean Ellem Champlain Pownal Blakeman Bennington Harvey Carter Mason Hill Road Shaftsbury
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