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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1971
Page
7
With only three weeks left a late legislative rush is anticipated. Hasty action is expected on constitutional change and other major measures in the Senate as deadlines loom.
Manetta Galusha, senior at Albright College, has been named chairman of the Intercollegiate Branch board of the YMCA of Reading and Berks County. A sociology major, she has served on the branch board since 1969 and holds multiple YMCA roles in the Reading area. The note also touches on political and local civic items including Senate reforms and restoration of the Pavilion Hotel in Montpelier.
Williams College announces a 33 member cast for Peter Weiss Marat Sade adapted by Steve Travis. Steve Lawson leads as Marat and William Finn as Sade with Alison Mills as Charlotte Corday and Gordon Clapp as Herald. Additional cast includes Chris Cassel Ruth Courtright and Camille Jensen among others. production runs late March with tickets available by phone.
PAUL M. KELSEY argues bounties fail to curb predator populations and drain taxpayer money across 23 states. He notes biological limits, wildlife birth control, and fraud risks from cross-county payments, urging local reforms as tradition lags science.
Rutland forest supervisor Floyd J. Martin announced a wildlife biologist hire for the Green Mountain National Forest. L. Geis from Webster South Dakota holds a wildlife management master’s from Brookings and will work with U S Forest Service and cooperate with Vermont Fish and Game Department. Geis’s post follows a three party memorandum among the Interior Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife and the Vermont agency to gather wildlife resource data and improve management.
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