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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1967
Page
2
In Naples Florida an all male 12 man jury was selected to hear the second murder trial of Dr Carl Coppolino accused of injecting a fatal drug dose into his first wife after five days of jury selection effort.
A reappraisal highlights growing strain in Sacred Heart and St Francis de Sales parishes as parish budgets struggle to cover BCHS and academy costs. In St Francis Parish 163 pupils cost 233 each, with total parish outlays around 67 percent of revenue since 1961. Sacred Heart faces similar strain, including funds diverted from church building. Tomorrow masses will offer parishioners a chance to comment.
Bennington brief items report William F. Whitman returning home from Albany Veterans Administration Hospital after four weeks away. An ad lists Pittsburgh Paint coupons for Reader's Digest Life TV Guide at Carpenter & Sons Inc. A Doctor Jones note says he will be away April 10 to 18. An Iron Kettle Weekend Special offers a roast ham dinner for 2.25 dollars. The piece closes with a mythic aside about the Golden Age and Justice in ancient lore.
Shaftsbury residents are told there will be no special meeting of the Town School District Tuesday. The meeting was canceled March 29 after school officials learned from Dr. Rupert Spencer of the state Department of Education that an annual vote is not required for continuation or support of a kindergarten.
In court, defendant Fulp, wearing horn rimmed glasses, relaxed during the recess as he chose Levin as counsel on inmate advice from Windsor. After the break he pled guilty to two counts of fraud involving over 25 dollars in money and property from two stores. A separate matter notes Joe Shaffe’s confiscated pants, held as evidence since December, with Shaffe doubting when they will be returned as police await Fulp’s case resolution.
Alonzo Loveland Johnston 74 of Turnpike Road Cambridge New York died Friday at Hoosick Falls Health Center after a long illness. He was born February 9 1893 in Hoosick Falls son of DeWitt Clinton Johnston and Lulu Ione Kincade Johnston. A World War I veteran he served with Company M Second Regiment New York Army National Guard. He worked at Walter A Wood Mower and Reaper Co in Hoosick Falls then became a Detroit salesman for early auto concerns. Later he was district manager of Chevrolet division General Motors in Philadelphia before retiring in 1965 he was sole distributor in the northeast for Burroughs Shelving. He lived in Bramall Pennsylvania and bought Issaksen Farm in Cambridge in 1965. His wife Marie Dupree died May 1966. Survived by nieces nephews and cousins. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. from Robson Home for Funerals Hoosick Falls with Rev Robert J. Springer officiating. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Hoosick Falls. Friends may call Sunday 2 4 p.m.
Hoosick Falls Central School Board approved salary increases totaling about 14000 for 49 non teaching staff in five groups including custodians bus drivers cafeteria workers secretarial and business staff and teacher aides. A May 2 budget discussion and a July 11 annual meeting final budget adoption were noted along with a senior class trip to Expo 67 May 19 and two new teachers for next year.
Arlington School Board approves a new report card for grades 3 through 6 detailing per period averages and instructional level, plus sections on work habits, promotion prospects, and teacher comments. The meeting also heard a proposal to upgrade home economics equipment, totaling about 278 dollars for six appliances and related items, but the board tabled the decision.
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