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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1971

Page

5

Kennedy rules out governor run in 1972 by Kennedy

UPI reports Vermont House Speaker Walter L. Kennedy of Chelsea rules out a gubernatorial bid in 1972 and plans to seek a second term as House Speaker. He had left the door open before, but a governor bid or lieutenant governor run would sidetrack him. He also notes Lt. Gov. Burgess as a potential hopeful if Gov. Davis steps down, though primary prospects look doubtful. Kennedy expects John Grenier to stay as majority leader for one year. In Philadelphia, SEPTA drivers strike after wage talks fail.

Essex Jct UPI Walter L. Kennedy Chelsea Kennedy Vermont John Burgess Dean. C. Davis Burgess James Jeffords Richard Mallary Shelburne Richard Snelling House John Grenier Waterbury

Watch on N E flood potential rises with heavy snow

UPI reports a close watch on the large snowpack in northern New England and western Massachusetts with high flood potential. Snow water content is at record levels in several areas and could cause rapid runoff if warm conditions prevail.

Washington UPI New England Massachusetts U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Department of Interior Army Corps of Engineers Waltham Mass Civil Defense Vermont New Hampshire West Burk Maine New York Black River Basin

Berkshire and North Adams Local Civic and Vandal Updates

In Pittsfield City Council opposition grows to a 3000 dollar boost for the shade planting program with the Shade Tree Commission claiming it can proceed with 60 Lincoln Street trees regardless. In North Adams demolition plans target the Corner Cafe M and J Laundry Phoenix Building and other blocks this spring. In Williamstown police report vandalism at Southworth Mitchell schools with multiple windows broken, screens damaged, and a flagpole line cut. no theft reported.

Pittsfield Ernest G. St.Peter Shade Tree Commission Lincoln Street Kingsley R. Fall North Adams Corner Cafe American Legion Phoenix Professional Transcript Bank Street St. John’s Episcopal Church Northern Berkshire Ymca Summer Street Williamstown Southworth Mitchell School

Winter Storm Pushes Vermont Snow Record Higher

In Burlington the storm dumped 7.3 inches at the airport, boosting the season total to 141.8 inches and eclipsing the 1887 record of 132 inches. The Champlain Valley saw 4 to 8 inches, stranding motorists and closing roads for a day. Rutland District Court opens to clear 800 backlogged cases with Chief Justice James S. Holden presiding over the John Janoski armed robbery trial in Cuttingsville.

Burlington UPS Addison Chittenden Franklin Grand Isle Rutland UPI James S. Holden Rutland District Court Vermont Bar Association Woodstock Edward McClallen John Janoski Cuttingsville Janoski

Green Mountain Power reports lower 1970 earnings

Green Mountain Power Corp, Vermonts second largest utility, reports revenues up to 14.57 million for 1970 but net income falls 200 thousand to 1.5 million due to higher costs and taxes Central Vermont Public Service also cites record revenues but higher costs push earnings down. In Plainfield, Goddard College president Gerald Witherspoon denies stepping down amid campus tuition hike controversy and withdraws the plan. In New York Cardinal Cooke launches Birthright agency to aid unwed mothers as abortion debate continues. The State Investigation Commission urges narcotics cases go to federal courts to speed trials and secure stiffer sentences.

Burlington UPI Green Mountain Power Corp Vermont Green Mountain Central Vermont Public Service Corp Plainfield Goddard College Gerald Witherspoon Witherspoon Goddard New York Terence Cardinal Cooke Birthright Cardinal Cooke State Investigation Commission Paul Curran Curran

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