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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1976

Page

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Bennington appoints Queens president in landmark hire

Joseph S. Murphy, 43, former president of Queens College CUNY, chosen unanimously by Bennington College trustees to lead the liberal arts college into its 45th year arriving Jan 1. Murphy accepts amid Bennington’s shaky finances and publicity surrounding the Parker era.

Bennington College New York City Joseph S. Murphy Queens College City University of New York Bennington New York Murphy Gail Thain Parker Tom Ms. Parker Harvard Esquire Queens Parker New York Times Lee Bennington

Salmon Campaign Tour Off California Fundraiser Brattleboro

Gov. Thomas P. Salmon returned from a California fundraiser and campaigned in Brattleboro, meeting teachers, aides, and supporters while announcing co chairs and discussing coalition efforts with Scott Skinner backers. He noted his health is back after a viral pneumonia.

Brattleboro Thomas P. Salmon California Scott Skinner Salmon Brattleboro Union High School Oak Street Timothy J. O’connor Jr Unity Democratic Party Platform Committee Rutland Los Angeles San Francisco Wayne Lyford Senate Alan Cranston D-Calif Windham County Ronald Squires Gerry James Mary Casey Peggy Watson Josephine Fleming Francis Speno Don Long House West Brattleboro Mary Duggan Jordan Cole D. Thomas Burns Henry Crosby Windham College Crosby O’connor Scott Skinner

Red No 4 Cherry Dye Banned Amid Safety Concerns

Washington reports the FDA bans Red No 4 from food and ingestible drugs due to potential links to bladder tumors and adrenal atrophy in dogs. Carbon black is also banned for cosmetics and foods due to lack of detection methods for possible carcinogens. Cherry industry warns of orange cherries and market collapse affecting 18,000 to 20,000 growers nationwide.

Washington UPI Food and Drug Administration FDA Maraschino Cherry Association Michigan California Oregon New York The Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association

Former Chilean ambassador slain in Washington DC

Inside National reports the killing of a former Chilean ambassador in Washington DC. The incident prompts national scrutiny as investigations unfold and political reactions emerge across federal and international levels.

Washington, D.C

Kissinger praised by Mobutu for peaceful Africa talks

Mobutu Sese Seko credited Henry Kissinger with convincing Africans to seek a peaceful solution for southern Africa. Kissinger’s shuttle diplomacy, from Dar es Salaam to Rhodesia, drew support from Julius Nyerere and potential Rhodesian settlement outlines. Kissinger planned talks with Jomo Kenyatta in Kenya before London.

Kinshasa Zaire UPI Mobutu Sese Seko Henry A. Kissinger Southern Africa Mobutu United States Kissinger Southern Africa London Anthony Crosland Kenya Jomo Kenyatta Washington Dar Es Salaam John Vorster Ian Smith Pretoria Tanzania Julius Nyerere

Smith withholds cabinet view on Kissinger plan for Rhodesia

Prime Minister Ian Smith said his cabinet reached a consensus on Kissinger's proposals to bring black rule to Rhodesia but would not disclose it. He noted a fuller statement would come after Thursday caucus, and promised a Friday national address while avoiding commitment on black majority rule.

Ian Smith Nyerere Smith Kissinger United States Salisbury Rhodesia U.S Salisbury, Rhodesia UPI Henry A. Kissingers Rhodesia Front Party South Africa

Ford signs record defense bill amid B1 bomber delay

President Ford will sign the $104.4 billion defense appropriations measure in the White House East Room at 12:30 pm EDT. The bill, the largest in history, delays a final decision on the controversial BI bomber until Feb 1. The Senate approved it by voice vote and the House by 323-45.

Washington UPI Ford Congress White House House Senate House

Pownal Greyhound racing set to begin this Friday night

Racing at Green Mountain Race Track starts Friday with 750 dogs in 16 kennels arriving for schooling. Races run Wed through Sun at 2 and 8 pm on weekdays and Saturdays 2 pm on Sundays, with the season expected to run through December. The dispute over kennel ownership and association recognition is noted, with officials denying house ownership claims. See DOGS on back page.

Pownal Green Mountain Daniel Laughlin New England Greyhound Owners and Breeders Association Russ Guzzi Patrickey Rooney National Commission On Gambling Laughlin Amy Lee Green Mountain Race Track

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