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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1970

Page

5

Grand Jury Probes Kopechne Death in Martha's Vineyard

Eight and a half months after Mary Jo Kopechne’s death, the Dukes County Grand Jury sits in special session in Edgartown to determine if grounds exist for further action. Prosecutor Edmund Dinis attends, Boyle report cited, and the process remains sealed pending witness calls.

Edgartown Mass UPI Mary Jo Kopechne Edward M. Kennedy Kennedys Massachusetts Dukes County Grand Jury Kopechne Kennedy Grand Jury Edmund S. Dinis Dinis Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court District Court James A. Boyle Boyle Miss Kopechne Chappaquiddick Island Dominick J. Arena Christopher S. Look Jr Leslie H. Leland Superior Court

Nixon Expected To End Draft Soon

Brown University economist Dr. Stuart Altman, co-director of research for the Gates Commission, says Nixon may implement an all volunteer armed force and end the draft. He notes scant public debate on the commission's plan and cites a 1971 target with a possible 1973 extension if needed.

Providence R.I UPI Nixon Stuart H. Altman Brown University Commission Gates Commission White House Altman Brown Economist Congress

Education allocates 365 million for vocational training

The Office of Education announced more than 365 million dollars in funding for vocational education for the current year under the HEW appropriation bill signed by President Nixon. State allocations include Connecticut 4,190,721 Maine 2,251,548 Massachusetts 8,118,634 New Hampshire 1,512,709 Rhode Island 1,781,432 Vermont 1,126,949. Additionally, Brattleboro resident Harold E. Heath, 59, died in a near head-on collision on Canal Street. Steven Pierson, 22, and passengers Roy Lange, 16, and John Pierson, 10, were hospitalized. In Mendon, Thomas V. Genier, 26, of Sherburne, died from injuries in a Route 4 crash. three others were hospitalized and Genier was an assistant manager at Southworth's restaurant.

Washington, D.C UPI Office of Education Today James E. Allen Jr Congress Nixon Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Brattleboro Harold E. Heath Canal Street Steven Pierson Roy Lange John Pierson Rutland Thomas V. Genier Sherburne Rutland Hospital Mendon Genier Southworth’s

Voters Keep Duttonsville School District Separate In Split Vote

In Cavendish, residents upheld the Duttonsville Independent School District charter by a 52 to 49 margin, rejecting a merger with Cavendish Town School District. The three-room Duttonsville school remains open for another year.

Cavendish Duttonsville Cavendish Town

Child Timothy E. Banker Dies After Run Into Road

Timothy E Banker three was killed Saturday when he ran from behind a parked car on Route 113 and was struck by a car driven by Clifton Rogers 63 of South Royalton. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Banker of Vershire.

Vershire Timothy E. Banker Clifton Rogers South Royalton Walter Banker

Schenectady GE strike ends as 5000 workers return

In Schenectady New York a walkout by about 5000 electrical workers at General Electric's steam turbine and generator plant is to finish with the start of the third shift at 11 30 p m today. Local 301 officials say four workers were unfairly demoted for not meeting quotas and the stoppage was sparked by threats to discipline workers over an unsatisfactory grievance settlement.

Schenectady General Electric International Union of Electrical Workers

Five Troy sites added to National Register of Historic Places

Rep Carleton J King announces five Troy sites listed by the Interior Department including the fifth avenue Fulton Street district the Cannon Building and the Gurley building A walking tour sponsored by the Fifth Avenue Association will begin at noon Sunday with tours from 2 to 4 p m starting at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church led by Wallace W Taylor president.

Troy Department of the Interior Carleton J. King Fifth Avenue Fulton Street Cannon Broadway Monument Square L.E. Gurley, Inc McCarthy River St Fifth Avenue Association Wallace W. Taylor Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church

Albany conference on elder health care outreach

About 250 Albany area residents gathered at Albany State University to discuss aging health issues. Participants recommended a team approach with social workers families visiting nurses and physical therapists coordinating care. They cited transport barriers to clinics and recreation and urged lower public bus fares easier boardings and rerouting for senior access.

Albany Albany State University

Berkshire Skating Rink Opens Amid Early Busy Use

In North Adams the new 800000 skating rink on South Church Street has drawn up to 400 visitors daily, with manager Zygamond Nash aiming for a ten month season and possible year round operation due to ice making. Nearby at Mt Greylock Regional School Committee residents challenged a March 16 talk by Ron Auerbacher. In Pittsfield, John E Howard and Dwight C Adams are among early Vietnam war law test cases awaiting processing in California. Simultaneous talks set for April 8 between Sprague Electric Co and three striking unions, mediated by John Garvey. North Adams also announced minibikes failing equipment standards may not be registered.

North Adams South Church Street Department of Natural Resources Zygamond Nash Williamstown Mt. Greylock Ron Auerbacher Castro Cuba Auerbacher Stockbridge Berkshire Pittsfield John E. Howard Dwight C. Adams Hinsdale State Attorney General's Office Oakland Calif Vietnam Sprague Electric Co John Garvey

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