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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
2
The Vermont House and Senate agreed to observe Good Friday as a legislative holiday. Adjournment will extend through the weekend, with a working session for the House and a token session for the Senate on Monday night.
Goddard College President Royce Pitkin on Wednesday named Forest K. Davis as dean of college administration to remain at the current campus and Alan M. Walker to lead the first new separate campus. Walker ends a two year Peru development project and will oversee the Lima campus start.
A Burlington man, 33, faces trial for careless and negligent driving after a fatal highway crash in Milton that killed 29 year old Dawn Chevalier. Brian Dennis pleaded innocent at arraignment in Chittenden Municipal Court. In Montpelier, the House Ways and Means Committee backed a bill to tax all real and personal property at a constant 33 1 3 percent of appraisal value for assessment purposes.
The Newsweekly Newspapers, Inc. based in Cohoes was found guilty Wednesday of violating the General Business Law in 14 weekly editions. A Cohoes Police Court trial resulted in a $3,500 fine for failing to publish names and addresses of corporate officers as required.
The final report of the annual city census, which also serves as the state census, records Pittsfield losing 1851 people from January 1963 to January 1964. The city’s current population stands at 56511 per the board of registrars figures.
WILLIAMSTOWN The Mt Greylock Regional High School Committee unanimously reappointed Gregory R. Anrig as superintendent at a salary of 14750 per year. The action, in closed session, increases Anrig’s pay by 550 and follows his taking the post last August. ADAMS Sewage disposal plant delay continues as town officials tell the state it cannot fund the system now. The state may build the plant if it pursues river cleanup after the Hoosic River pollution concerns and NE Interstate Water Pollution Commission upgrade.
A blue ribbon panel urged Massachusetts to withhold state aid from districts failing to reduce racial imbalance. Boston School Committee leader Louise Day Hicks called the plan undemocratic and un-American. The report covers 55 schools in Boston, Springfield, Cambridge and Medford with proposed bus transfers, expanded districts, and legal steps to cut funding until progress is made.
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