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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1972

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Da Nang Hit Again as Communist Offensive Presses

Communist forces shelled Da Nang airbase and city, injuring personnel and damaging helicopters, as Saigon endured a predawn rocket strike on Tan Son Nhut airport. The offensive continued despite a setback at An Loc, with air and ground actions across North and South Vietnam.

Saigon UPF U.S da Nang South Vietnam Tan Son Nhut An Loc Nguyen Vat Thie DPT Kim Willenson Air Force Marine Corps FL Marble Mountain 1St North Vietnam Radio San Son Nhut

New Vermont Road Plan Details Two Lane Start

The plan calls for a four lane divided highway expanded to two lanes initially with potential future widening. Officials say extra land purchase now avoids later eminent domain, as Harwn Savage of the Greater Bennington Chamber notes the need for future highways to keep jobs in Vermont for the next generation.

Emnent Harwn G. Savage Greater

PSB orders REA to reopen Montpelier terminals

The Public Service Board directed HEA Express to reopen five local terminals Bel lows Falls White River Junction Lyndonville Bennington and Rutland after a Monday closure. PSB attorney Rushford deemed the shutdown without a public hearing illegal and ordered a reopening pending a hearing. REA cited consolidation of operations as the reason for the closures.

REA Montpelier UPI Public Service Board HEA Express Bellows Falls White River Junction Lyndonville Bennington Rutland PSB Donald Rushford Ifie

O'Brien declines bid for governor again

Burlington Democrat Izo O'Brien, former 1970 gubernatorial candidate, says he will not run this year due to personal and business commitments. He says he may seek his old Vermont Senate seat and endorses Sen. Edmund Muskie for president.

Burlington UDI Izo O'Brien O'Brien United Press International Chittenden-Grand Isle Algn O’brien Sen Edmund S. Muskie Maine Vermont Senate

Mt Anthony to Vote on Two Preengineered Buildings

Mt Anthony Union school board approved two steel buildings for next school year amid a state study questioning true savings. Education officials caution durability and added costs beyond upfront price, noting a six percent taxpayer saving and substantial plumbing, heating, and furnishing needs. May 8 floor meeting will ask voters to approve both projects.

Poultney Mt. Anthony Union School Board State Education Department Martin 8. Harris Jr Oller Valley Union High School Edward J. Fablan Division of Education Department Poultney School Board Fabian Harris Deerfield N.H Mt. Anthony Union

Apollo 16 orders go for Sunday moon launch

Apollo 16 mission teams reported all systems go and a flawless countdown through Friday. Astronauts John W. Young Thomas K. Mattingly and Charles M. Duke completed training as mission director Chester M. Lee praised readiness. Kennedy Space Center was named base for the next generation spacecraft, with ground-crew job security noted as the launch targets a 12 54 p.m. EST Sunday.

Cape Kennedy Upi Schedwe Chester M. Lee Kennedy Space Center Kurt H. Debus John W. Young McHine Thomas K. Mattingly Charles M. Duke Highlands of the Moon Young Mattingly Patetek Air Force Base Duke Houston United States North Florida

ITT witness says Mrs Beard feared she would lose job

ITT vice president Gerrity testified that lobbyist Dita Beard cried over fears of job loss and that a confidential memo tied to an antitrust settlement surfaced. He recalled reassuring her and recounts meetings with administration officials about ITT matters while suits persisted. Community notices follow about VFW events and a mounted sheriff posse gathering.

Washington UPI ITT Dita Beard Edward J. Gervily International Telephone and Telegraph Corp Beard Gerrity Brit Hume Jack Andersoxi Teust Trt San Diego Senate Judiciary Committee Department Richard 5. McLaren Smithsonian Institution McLaren Cape Kennedy Fla Hume

Funeral honors James B. Gibney former Bennington official

James Basil Gibney longtime Bennington state senator village president and Woodford official died suddenly of a heart attack at the funeral home. His funeral Mass at St Francis de Sales Church was attended by family friends and town and college delegations from Vermont Massachusetts and New York with numerous fraternal and religious group representatives and burial in Park Lawn Cemetery.

North Bennington Nort Bennington Buell Old Stone Hanson-Walbridge Hinsdillyilie Kenneth Schwebel American Cancer Society Ruth (Ferguson) Corey Perle Corey Northside Drive Fred Howard Lena (LaParle) Ferguson Corey North Bennington Road Kenneth Howard Corey Shaftsbury George Arthur Barbara) Giroux Forrest Elizabeth) Johnson Leroy Helen) Allen Tampa Fla Hansor Waldrige Alfred Scott Aames B. Gibney James Basil Gibney Tang Trail Road Woodford St. Francis de Sales Francs B. Flanagan Lucian Clark C.P West Springfield Mass Cot John Foley Robert Olin Robert Langliis Daniel Kane Alpherie Ross Mitchell Kahwajy Holy Name Societies Gibney College of St. Rose Vermont Unemployment Advisory Council Park Laws Cemetery Meer Flanagan Father Clark Thompson Foley Father Fay Vermont Maryland Washington Massachusetts New York

Winhall adopts manager form and Australian ballot

Voters approve town manager government 40 to 7 and back Australian ballot 71 to 1. The change introduces a pre meeting floor session then secret ballot at polls, requires petitions for candidacy, and ends long Town Meeting hours. Committees discuss a Town Meeting gymnasium and a potential medical clinic with Stratton facility.

Winhall Stratton Medical

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