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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1970

Page

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Atom Power Confab Set in Manchester

Four leading anti-nuclear scientists will speak at a May 23 24 program at the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester described as Vermonts first comprehensive review of nuclear dangers since 1968. Attendees include Vermont legislators utility officials and student ecology groups. Ben-Mont Inc faced undisclosed financial troubles with executives declining further comment.

Manchester Vermont Stratton Southern Vermont Art Center Sue B. Tenner Action In Arthur R. Tamplin Lawrence Radiation Laboratories Livermore Calif University of California At Berkeley Tamplin John W. Gorman AEC Ernest Sternglass School of Medicine University of Pittsburgh U.S Charles W. Haver University of Minnesota Vernon Haver Monticello Minn Bennington Atomic Energy Commission David R. Inglis Physics Department Umass Amherst Argonne National Laboratory Chicago

Democratic Panel Warns Reform Party To Survive

A Democratic Party commission led by Sen. George S. McGovern warns the party must reform to survive and prevent disenchanted voters from turning to third or fourth parties or street politics. It urges open party control, broader representation, and lower delegation costs to balance past practices and ensure inclusive nominee selection.

Democratic Panel Reform Party Washington UPI Democratic Party Commission On George S. McGovern South Dakota Democratic National Committee McGovern Republican Party United States

Bennington Selectmen Assure Fire Dept Independence

The Bennington selectmen reiterated this morning that voting tomorrow on the 1966 Unification Act will not alter the fire departments jurisdiction or independence of village and rural units. Chairman J Duncan Campbell spoke on behalf of the panel, underscoring no change in status.

Bennington Selectmen J. Duncan Campbell Joseph E. Higgins Selectmen Campbell Higgins Vermont Bennington North Bennington

Rep Miller Seeks Dems Lieutenant Governor Nomination

Vermont freshman Rep Kelton B Miller announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor He represents Shaftsbury District 42 and serves on the House Natural Resources Committee He says he aims to be a contributor to Vermont's political institutions and would join a ticket with Sen Leo O'Brien if nominated The GOP race features Gov Deane C Davis and Lt Gov Thomas L Hayes The article also details Miller's background in journalism and local civic roles including YMCA board president and Chamber of Commerce director

Shaftsbury Kelton B. Miller House Natural Resources Committee Montpelier Vermont Miller Leo O’brien D-Chittenden- Grand Isle Deane C. Davis Thomas L. Hayes Pittsfield Mass Eugene A. Williams Grafton University of Pennsylvania Middletown Press Connecticut Bennington Banner Brattleboro Reformer Torrington Torrington (Conn.) Register and Berkshire Eagle In Pittsfield, Mass Ymca of Southwestern Vermont Hale Mt. Rod and Gun Club Bennington Greater

Bennington Elks vote on demolishing old quarters

Inside the Bennington lodge members vote tonight on tearing down the old Elks quarters and building a new cement block facility. A later editorial flags two local issues set for tomorrow’s ballot. Shaftsbury selectmen schedule a public hearing on a proposed ban of all backyard burning. Manchester adds new street lights.

Bennington Elks Lodge Shaftsbury

Bar Association Backs Blackmun Nominee

The American Bar Association endorsed Supreme Court nominee Harry A. Blackmun, praising his high standards, integrity, and open minded approach. The committee letter to Senator Eastland accompanies news of Senate Judiciary hearings starting Wednesday on Blackmun, following cleanly past two prior nominations rejected by the Senate.

Washington UPI American Bar Association Today Supreme Court Harry A. Blackmun ABA Committee On the Federal Judiciary Blackmun Lawrence E. Walsh New York James C. Eastland D-Miss Senate Judiciary Committee Judiciary Committee Nixon Abe Fortas Clement F. Haynsworth G. Harrold Carswell South Senate

Bunker Expected To Resign Soon

Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, 75, plans to request a resignation as top American diplomat in Vietnam next week. He has led Vietnamization efforts since 1967 and aims to retire to his Vermont farm after a mid year departure, pending a replacement and Senate hearings.

Saigon UPS Ellsworth Bunker Nixon Vietnam U.S Bunker Lyndon B. Johnson Henry Cabot Lodge Vermont Washington

Senate Panel Advises No Arms for Cambodia

Washington A UPI report says a Senate panel urged Nixon to deny Cambodia the U S weapons it seeks. The decision on aid to counter North Vietnamese and Viet Cong was not expected before Nixon’s NSC meeting, with Laird Rogers and See attending White House discussions.

Washington UPI Nixon America Cambodia U.S National Security Council White House Defense Melvin R

Mt Anthony Union debates board reshuffle amid one man one vote ruling

Mt Anthony Union School District defense rests on aligning board seats with constitutional rules after a U S Supreme Court decision. Attorney Eugene V. Clark argues the board cannot unilaterally change its representation and outlines three paths including at large elections or district re divisions, with a special Australian ballot vote possible before July 1.

Mt. Anthony Union High Eugene V. Clark U.S. Supreme Court Clark Bennington Bennington Taxpayers Protective Association State Board of Education U.S Supervisory Union Board MT. Anthony

Refrigerator Said Cause of Camp Blaze

Shaftsbury Fire Chief John Wood attributed the Granger Hollow camp fire to a faulty refrigerator rather than wiring. The camp owned by Peter Sattler of Long Island burned early Monday, with fire crews arriving in 17 minutes and dampening the area to prevent rekindling.

Sheilah Miller Shaftsbury Hollow Shaftsbury Granger Hollow John Wood Peter Sattler Long Island Clifford Slater Wood North Bennington Bill Kelly Kelly

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