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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1969
Page
10
In Boston a legislative committee weighs a late filed bill with broad effects on student protests at state universities. If passed it would almost ban demonstrations, targeting actions by students attempting to disrupt campus operations.
The Senate Public Works Committee slated to urge confirmation of Stewart M. Lamprey of New Hampshire as federal co chair of the New England Regional Commission. Lamprey, ex Republican NH Senate president, would replace John Linnehan and faced a March 25 hearing question over potential business conflicts. Lamprey asserted no conflicts and his nomination moves to the Joint Rules Committee after committee action.
Vermont's congressional delegation endorses Walter L. Mazan of Arlington Virginia for assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Transportation. Mazan, 47, a Center Rutland Vermont native, appeared before the Senate Commerce Committee as part of his nomination proceedings.
A male student and three women enrolled as special students at Dartmouth College filed a complaint with the Equal Opportunity Commission in Washington alleging discrimination by not admitting women to full-student status. They seek withdrawal of federal funds and investigate hiring policies for women professors. The commission will decide within 15 months.
A concelebrated funeral Mass for Rev Michael E. Costello, longtime priest and former St. Raphael’s pastor, was offered at St Francis de Sales Church with bishop Robert F. Joyce presiding. Family, clergy, and veterans groups attended as Costello, a Bennington native and WWI veteran, lay in state and were buried at St Jerome’s Cemetery East Dorset.
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