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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1967

Page

2

Vermont Yankee stock offer to utilities under PSB ruling

Rutland and Burlington based Central Vermont Public Service and Green Mountain Power announce a plan to offer about 10 million dollars in common stock to 28 Vermont distribution utilities, municipalities and investor owned utilities as a result of a PSB order. The move accompanies Vermont Yankee’s first 10 million dollar stock issue for a 105 million dollar plant at Vernon on the Connecticut River.

Rutland UPI Vermont-Yankee Nuclear Power Corp Central Vermont Public Service Corp Green Mountain Power Corp Burlington Public Service Board PSB Vermont Yankee Vermont Vernon Connecticut River Vermont - Yankee

Vermont Library Science Courses Offer Summer Credit

Dr. Robert S. Babcock announces summer library science courses at three Vermont State Colleges and the University of Vermont. Johnson State College hosts a four week intensive program for elementary library needs with six credits possible July 5 to August 2. Lyndon State and Castleton State Colleges feature UVM courses for graduate and undergraduate credit from June 27 to August 9 and June 28 to August 10 respectively.

Burlington Vermont University of Vermont Robert S. Babcock Johnson State College Castleton State Lyndon State Colleges

Former Vermont guard lieutenant colonel pleads innocent

Mahlon W. Lamoray a former lieutenant colonel in the Vermont National Guard pleaded innocent to seven counts of stealing U S government owned lead cable. He was arraigned in U S District Court before Judge Bernard Leddy and released on 1000 dollar bail. Lamoray resigned last fall after thefts came to light and an investigation was ordered last summer. Each count alleges cash value over 100 dollars.

Burlington UPI Vermont National Guard U.S Mahlon W. Lamoray Bernard Leddy Lamoray Guard

Troy Fire Department appoints deputy chief McNerney

Troy Public Safety Commissioner John J. Sanvidge names Eugene K. McNerney deputy chief for 8102 with Fire Chief Zapf recommending from Civil Service list. McNerney and top examiner William E. Phoenix Jr. passed the test. appointment becomes effective Friday. In Canaan Beebe Pond, locals dispute a Saturday Berkshire Eagle misidentification as a trumpeter swan. observers say the bird is mute, while Pittsfield birders call it trumpeter.

Troy Eugene K. McNerney Troy Fire Department John J. Sanvidge McNerney Edward J. Zapf Civil Service Commission William E. Pheonix Jr Canaan Beebe Pond Pittsfield

Land Use Soil Tables Available in Rensselaer County

Harvey E. Winkley of the U S Soil Conservation Service reports completion of soil interpretation tables for non farm and recreational uses in the Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District. The tables rely on a soil survey mapping over 150000 acres from aerial photographs to classify soil types by limitations for proposed land uses.

Wynantskill Harvey E. Winkley U.S. Soil Conservation Service Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District

Berkshire Mayors Push Food Stamp Plan For Pittsfield

Mayor Remo Del Gallo urges Welfare Commissioner Raymond T. Quinn to implement the federal food stamp program in Pittsfield by July 1. The plan, funded entirely by the federal government, has shown success in 41 states and aims to aid relief and borderline income families. The Union Square Theatre in Pittsfield, run by the Cooney family for 55 years, is to be sold to a Boston chain with refurbishing planned. In Adams, two young girls were reportedly attacked by a pack of dogs but were unharmed, aided by a neighbor and a passing motorist.

Pittsfield Remo del Gallo Raymond T. Quinn del Gallo Quinn Union Square Theatre Cooney Boston John M Cooney Adams Notre Dame School

Draft Card Burning Not A Crime Says Judge Aldrich

Federal judge ruled destroying a draft card is not a crime though failing to carry a card remains illegal. The decision upheld David O'Brien's conviction for failing to possess his card but voided the six year sentence and sent the case back for resentencing.

Boston UPID Bailey Aldrich U.S. Court of Appeals U.S David P. O’brien Norman Dr Framingham O’brien South Boston Aldrich U.S. District Court Edward J. McEntee Frank M. Coffin

Governor's Conference To Hear U S Library Services Chief

John C. Frantz of the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare will address the First Vermont Governor's Conference for Better Libraries on May 18 at the University of Vermont. He will discuss federal aid impact and how Vermont can expand its library system using existing programs as conference planning officials announced. Frantz has led library services and construction in the Office of Education since 1965 and has held leadership roles in state and national library associations.

Montpelier Vermont Senate Chamber State House Advisory Council For Vermont Clinical Laboratories Vermont State Board of Health State Health Department John C. Frantz U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare University of Vermont Conference Planning Committee Frantz Philip H. Hoff Office of Education Syracuse University Nationwide

Lyndonville Man Seeks GOP Post as Youth Group Leader

Lyndonville resident LYndonville man D L Hill announced his candidacy for vice chairman of the Vermont Federation of Young Republicans. The annual convention is May 27 at Killington Snowshed Lodge, with Senator John Tower of Texas as featured speaker. Hill, a Lyndon Institute graduate and Hill Manufacturing Co. executive, has a long GOP campaigning background in Texas and Vermont.

Lyndonville David L. Hill Vermont Federation of Young Republicans Killington Snowshed Lodge Sherburne Sen John Tower Texas Hill Army Reserve Nancy Kimberly The Hill Manufacturing Co GOP

Plans for Addison Northeast High School Bristol

Education Commissioner Richard Gibboney praised plans to start Addison Northeast Supervisory District No. 28 Union High School in Bristol. The project, funded by a $2 million bond with $861,000 state aid, aims for a 1000 student capacity and a diverse program including college prep, business, vocational, and general tracks with 15 electives and a swimming curriculum. Construction could begin in August if the bond passes, with New Haven and Starksboro joining the district.

Vermont Gibboney Julian Goodrick Burlington

Berkshire Garden Club hosts English expert talk in Pittsfield

Berkshire Garden Club will sponsor an afternoon with George W. Smith of Halifax England at the Berkshire Museum Pittsfield on May 11 at 2 30 pm Announcement by club president Mrs Alexander Euston Smith a noted international demonstrator and judge will demonstrate Flowers for Cottage and Castle using English antique containers Early reservations advised contact Mrs Samuel Field III 309 Holmes Road Pittsfield MA 01201 In a separate note in Los Angeles UPI Robert Chapman vice president of Space Age Industries Inc spoke about a system to prevent auto theft While he spoke a car with an uninstalled version of the system was stolen from a nearby street with wheels ignition and hood removed

Pittsfield Mass Berkshire Garden Club George W. Smith Halifax Yorkshire England Berkshire Museum Alexander Euston Smith America Samuel Field III Holmes Road Los Angeles UPI Robert Chapman Space Age Industries Inc Chapman

Halfway House Bill Advances in Vermont Legislature

The Vermont House approved a bill to create a halfway house for alcoholics with a $23 000 appropriation. Rep Hoyt Burt described his 21 year sobriety as proof the program can work while critics warned the measure could enable drinking and waste taxpayer money. The Senate will receive the measure today.

Fred Westphal R Elmore

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