Davis Says Deficit Less Than Expected
In Montpelier Gov Deane C Davis said the General Fund deficit for fiscal year 1969 was 5.5 million dollars, about 1.5 million less than his January forecast. The 1968 deficit was 1.58 million, totaling 7.089 billion for the two year period ending June 30 1969. The administration credited improved spending control investment earnings and unexpected revenue boosts for the outcome and warned further cuts are needed to eliminate the gap while cash deficit only. accrued deficit awaits further accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William French
Frank Davis
Davis
Ronald Crisman
Vermont Governor Meets Ski Areas on Development Plans
Gov Deane C Davis met with Vermont Ski Areas Association executives to discuss land development activities and concerns over unregulated vacation home growth. Joseph Parkinson of Waitsfield said the group will cooperate with Environmental Control Commission committees and submit a plan for vacation and year round housing developments. Crisman noted Davis figures exclude Social Welfare deficit carryover and unpaid bills, and that money owed to the state by others is not fully reflected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Crisman
Social Welfare Department
State of
Vermont
Goodell
Guns Recovered From Bennington Theft Tangle In Waterbury Probe
Vermont State Police confirm eight guns stolen Sept 13 1967 from Gun Rack Bennington owned by Ralph A Bevis were recovered in Waterbury and held as evidence. Undercover probe continues to identify thieves as related burglaries in Shelburne Pittsfield and Waterbury draw arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Bennington
Vermont
Ralph A. Bevis
Morgan Street
Bevis
Pasquale Caversa
Connecticut
Larry K. Robinson
Whites Sporting Goods
Shelburne
Bill
Joe
Pittsfield
Mass
Robinson
New England
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Joseph S. Holiday
Brattleboro
Jack of All Trades Seeks Shares and Jobs in Local Venture
VISTA workers visit merchants and residents to recruit potential shareholders while Goodell scouts new jobs for the venture. Scanlon says $1000 in shares is needed to launch, promising a dividend in time and inviting customer investors. Goodell notes existing workers are shareholders and describes the bidding and training process for selected contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VISTA
Goodell
Postponed lobbying trip to Washington over reactor funds
A Bennington area Committee for Survival delegation postponed a planned Washington trip to lobby against Atomic Energy Commission fast breeder reactor funding because a congressman slated to hold hearings is ill. New date will be set when hearings resume. contact Mrs. Irving Lyon or Mrs. Dorothy Ertell to participate.
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Bennington
Committee For Survival
Washington, D.C
Atomic Energy Commission
Irving Lyon
North Bennington
Dorothy Ertell
Easton
N.Y
Washington County
Legislature studies town payment plans stall on uniform formula
A joint legislative committee heard that devising a uniform state payment formula for towns in lieu of taxes is virtually impossible. Mayor Willard Strong of Montpelier proposed a $60,000 yearly payment representing 10 percent of police, fire, and sewage costs, while Burlington Mayor Francis Cain noted 45 percent of property is tax exempt and pointed to past advances in state aid for education and welfare relief.
Obituary notices for Evelyn Pratt and Charles Reimann
Evelyn Pratt 43 wife of George Pratt died Friday at North Adams Hospital after a long illness born December 15 1925 in North Adams daughter of Herbert and Eva Blake survived by husband three daughters seven sisters a brother and a granddaughter. Services and burial in Pownal and North Adams. Charles F Reimann 59 died Friday in Manchester born May 2 1910 Union City New Jersey served in the army 12 years auto mechanic for the government at Ft Monmouth New Jersey moved to Arlington two years ago survived by wife Elma Habedank. Calling hours at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home.
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Pownal
Evelyn Pratt
George Pratt
North Adams Hospital
North Adams
Mass
Herbert
Eva
Chafilous) Blake
Susan Pratt
Stephen
Sally) Mattison
Bennington
Barbara Pratt
Donald
Florence) Courtot
Albert
Lena) Nellie
Pittsfield
Anna) Cook
Francis
Doris) Haley
Dewey
Shirley) Jones
William
Carol) Harris
Robert
Judith) Harrington
Herbert Blake Jr
Cecile
Mahar & Sons
Monte Cady
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Funeral
Oak Hill Cemetery
Arlington
Charles F. Reimann
Manchester
Union City
N.J
Frank
Josephine
Panek) Reimann
Ft. Monmouth
Asbury Park
Red Mountain Lodge
F&am
Civil Service
Elma Habedank
Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home
Movie Timetable and Local Obituary News
A packed schedule lists films at several local theaters with double bills including Rascal the Masked Bandit and Petulia at Harte Theatre, The Wild Bunch and The Big Bounce at Williamstown Cinema, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and More Alive Than Dead at Bennington Drive-In and Hathaways Drive-In. The piece also notes a Masonic service on Sunday and funeral services for Mrs Florence Sullivan, who died at Monroe Park Nursing Home, with details on burial at Hinsdillville Cemetery and services at Mahar & Son Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holden
Ernest Borgnine
Ryan O'Neill
Leigh Taylor - Young
Sam Peckinpaul
Robert Ryan
Bennington Drive-In
Dick VanDyke
Clint Walker
Vincent Price
Hathaways Drive-in
Florence Sulli
Ngton
Monroe Park
Greenwich
N.Y
Andrew and
Mary (McDuffee) Sullivan
John E. Sullivan
Robert Sullivan
Bennington
Mahar & Son
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Funeral
Hinsdillville Cemetery
Bennington Art Show and Sale Entries Open
Attention artists may still enter exhibits for the Annual Art Show and Sale at the Methodist Church in Bennington. For information visit the office or call 9 a.m. to noon or write for an application. ADV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Bennington
Masonic Service Planned for Charles Reimann in Arlington
A Masonic service for Charles Reimann who died Friday will be held at 8 15 p m Sunday at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home All Masons are requested to meet at 7 45 p m at the Masonic Temple prior to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Charles Reimann
Hanson-Walbridge
Masonic Temple
Scribner Aide Fears Panel May Trigger Campus Trouble
A Burlington summer aide to Vermont education commissioner warns the Governors Commission on Student Affairs could spur campus trouble if not neutral. Panel leader Kenneth Parker seeks university input on members while police note a generational rift and calls for tough measures. A minor two-vehicle crash near Park Lawn Cemetery leaves no injuries.
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Scribner Aide
Kenneth Parker
White River Junction
Parker
Vermont
Scott Mahoney
Newbury
Governor’s Commission On Children and Youth
Burlington
Sullivan
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Sam Shepard
Marlboro
Michael Liebe
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Jack of All Trades
Hoosick Falls
Aubrey Schence
Anne Francs
Steve Micqueen
Bullitt
Warner Bros
Seven Arts
Audrey ‘Hepburn
Alran Arkin
Richard Crenna
Bee Honor Preance Roseate
Dorset Playhouse
Rascal
Harte Theatre
George C. Scott
Julie Christie
Carroll Baker
Richard Lester
America
Williamstown
Bradford Kress
East Arlington Federated Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Mrs
Florence Sullivan
Bennington Briefs
Bennington ‘Drive-In
Werom
William Dozier
Technicolor
Panavision
Masonic Service
Hton Banner
Business
Gil Yorments
U.S
Mon. Plaza, Bennington
Donald J. Kearns
Gage Street
Barbara Sausville
Walloomsac
U.S. 7
Park Lawn Cemetery
Kearns
Lausville
Ford
Plymouth
Nichols
Lady Pepperell
Spring Fantasy
Agway
Agway Petroleum Corp
Perrotta Mgr
Ben Mont Ave
Dial
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