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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1975

Page

10

Confederate widows still receive Southern state pensions

A UPI survey finds 89 Confederate widows still receive state pensions, with Alabama leading at $335 monthly. Georgia and Florida each have 13 widows. Georgia pays $110 and Florida $190 monthly. Louisiana protects one widow under a law tied to remarriage. Other states like Texas, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia pay smaller amounts, with many widows also drawing Social Security.

Atlanta UPS Alabama UPI South Louisiana Jerry R. Traylor Traylor Georgia Florida Texas Arkansas Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina Virginia

Judge denies dismissal for Joan Little

Judge Henry A. McKinnon rejected claims that jury selection biased against blacks women and the young in the Joan Little case. He noted no intentional discrimination and promised improvements to the county jury process while defense pressured for grand jury witness subpoenas. Little, a construction worker, is charged with killing jailer Clarence Alligood during her Beaufort County confinement after a break in incident.

Henry A. McKinnon Joan Little McKinnon Miss Little Clarence Alligood Beaufort County

Cab drivers attend NY diction class for clearer speech

Thirty Times Square cabbies sat through a seminar by Wagner College instructor Jerry Cammarata to learn to refine speech without losing identity. He demonstrated altering “-ah-” and “-ar-” sounds toward a Midwestern pattern, aiming to reduce “substandardisms.” Some drivers questioned the need, while others watched as the room grew quiet.

William Goldschlag New York UPI New York City Nathan Times Square Jerry Cammarata Wagner College Oxford Cammarata Brooklyn Midwest

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