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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1966
Page
2
The Barre City Council discussed handling air pollution as a regional issue and considered an ordinance to curb soft coal burning with a nine month compliance period. City Manager Thomas Duff sought views on forming a regional compact with nearby communities to fight pollution. Harry Ashe of the State Health Department planned to attend.
ST ALBANS UPI The 16 year old David Lee Gibson of Swanton faces a pending charge of killing his father with a shotgun on April 3. The Franklin County Grand Jury will consider the case when it convenes next Monday.
ALBANY Callanan Road Improvement Co of South Bethlehem was the sole bidder at 929 090 for a 1000 foot extension of the Albany County Airport runway to serve jet aircraft. Bid opening was conducted by County Purchasing Agent George Farley and will be reviewed by county engineers airport officials and FAA personnel before award. Albany Civil Defense EMS volunteers from Albany Medical Center will set up a portable 200 bed disaster hospital Saturday as part of a national defense program at Albany Medical College and state and local sponsors. Founder's Week at Skidmore College features Don Pasquale in English Wednesday at 7 30 pm in College Hall with free admission and events including an allcollege outing honors convocation and Singspiration Weekend.
Berkshire mayor met with a骑乘车骑手 representative to resolve a dispute over parking spaces as Main Street merchants report many spots blocked by motorcycles. The conflict arose after shoppers found spaces hogged by two wheelers, halting activity. The ordinance limits one vehicle per space. Meanwhile Albany duo facing shoplifting charges appeared in District Court. bail set at $7,000 but posted?
A United Press International column argues for five year budget projections and annual unfunded commitments reporting to reveal future costs of programs. It cites Great Society spending, medicare myths, and criticizes claims of “free lunch” while noting LBJ’s rising obligations. MAERSHAM England: youths banned from pools without bathing caps.
FAA hearings on reducing jet separation to 90 miles drew sharp exchanges with pilots arguing 90 miles still risky due to navigation errors. FAA and airlines demand solid error data while IFALPA and ALPA conduct a survey. pilots seek immunity from prosecution for sharing data.
A man using the name Bliss or Blais cashed stolen checks for 230 dollars at the Winooski and Richmond branches of Howard National Bank and Trust Co. The Essex Junction branch turned him away. Checks stolen Sunday night from Almartin Motors Co., South Burlington, bore the company name.
In Boston UPI reports researchers seek answers to why students cheat starting as freshmen. The nationwide study aims to identify personality and behavioral factors linked to persistent cheating across college years.
The Boston and Maine Railroad plans to ask the Interstate Commerce Commission to include it in the expanding Norfolk and Western system. Erie Lackawanna and Delaware and Hudson also file similar applications as part of the Stearns Study to align the N W merger with the Nickel Plate and Wabash railroads.
A 20 year old Radcliffe junior posted in Harvard Crimson offering a one year marriage to escape dorm life. She aimed as protest but says she is serious, hoping to share expenses and live off campus for a year. Replies poured in though she fears expulsion and says most want a match for practical needs only.
Seven young pacifists arrested March 25 during an anti war protest outside the Boston Army Base were freed from Charles Street Jail today after completing a 20 day sentence. They joined the Boston Committee for Non Violent Action as daily silent vigils continued outside the jail. One defendant, David C. Benson, 18, of Voluntown Conn., faced charges of burning his draft card and Selective Service card with bail set at $1,000. Benson refused court appointed counsel and said the act was morally right. The others, John J. Phillips 23 Roxbury David P. OBrien 20 Framingham and David A. Reed 20 Volumsown, await arraignment.
Dartmouth College junior Peter Muilenberg files a civil rights suit in U S District Court seeking 600000 in compensatory damages and 1200000 in punitive damages against the U S Fidelity and Guarantee Co of Baltimore. The Natchez incident occurred May 29 during a civil rights demonstration. The suit, filed in Concord, parallels five others against the insurer bonded to the Natchez police. Muilenberg is a Hanover resident and son of missionary Rev John Mullenberg in the Philippines.
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