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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1972

Page

8

Youth candidate Haley enters District 32 race in Vermont House

Bennington born Republican Theiss R Haley Jr announces candidacy for one of five District 32 seats in the Vermont House. A Johnson State College graduate and pollster, he cites jobs welfare education taxes highways and environment as key issues and plans to meet voters across District 12. Haley opposes new taxes and aims for vigorous Montpelier representation. He is married to Rosemary Rice and has a son Thomas. District 32 covers eastern Bennington and Woodford. Haley is the sole Republican filing for the two-seat district.

Bennington Theiss R. Haley Jr Vermont House Haley Mt. Anthony Union High School Johnson State College Haley Sr Gage Street State Board of Forests and Parks Johnson Vermont Uay Montpelier Gerald &. Morrissey Rosemary Rice Thomas Tle Woodford

Morrisseau Mulls Chittenden County Senate Bid

Morrisseau, a 29 year old former Liberty Union member and 1972 U S House candidate, seeks state Senator seat in Chittenden County. He pledges a 1 point program focused on broad public access to information, stronger financial disclosure, tax reform, education vouchers, and local government block grants with regular constituent access.

Burlington Dennly J. Morrisseau U.S McGovern Chittenden County Liberty Union Party Morrisseau Leutenant Thomas L Hayes Morrissea Morrissean Morrissvalt Salane Soli Dayiss Jeffords Marvisseau Bs Announcement Vermont

Feed shortage threatens Vermont dairies and livestock feeds

Agriculture Commissioner Edward R. Furich warns Vermont dairymen and other livestock owners face hay and silage shortages due to wet conditions. He notes thousands of tons of hay lost, late planting for corn silage, and widespread stalled haying, urging aid to obtain supplemental feeds at reasonable costs to protect farm livelihoods and state economy.

Montpelier Edward R. Furich Eurich Vermont Lurich

Obituaries for Bernhardt and Stewart in Arlington and Hollywood

August A. Bernhardt, 61, of Crow Hill Road Arlington, died unexpectedly at home. Born in Germany, April 1, 1891, he came to the U.S. in 1933 and retired to Arlington nine years ago from New Jersey. Survivors include his wife and children. Liturgy at St. Margaret Mary’s Arlington Saturday at 10:41 a.m. Rev. Buckley will officiate. Burial in St. Columban’s Cemetery Arlington. Friends may call Han son-Walbridge Funeral Home Friday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Rosary at 8 p.m. Floyd H. Stewart, formerly of Tennington, died Tuesday in Hollywood Florida. Funeral Friday 11 a.m. at Johnson-Foster Funeral Home 1650 Hackgan St. Hollywood. Burial in Hollywood. Planned acres could not be planted due to excess moisture. Corn fields stunted and bleached. Expect lower feed value from mature wet fields. Farmers may pursue emergency feed program and low-interest feed loans via county disaster committees. Counties apply to state disaster committee for designation after gathering data. Info to include tonnage of forage and silage, and livestock to be fed. State committee, with Agriculture Commissioner and governor, will decide. Then request goes to USDA to obtain eligibility for feed disaster area status to receive grants or loans. State disaster committee includes ASCS chair, Vermont Extension Service director, and State Farmers Home Administration director.

August A. Bernhardt Crow Hill Road Arlington Germany Floyd H. Stewart Tennington Hollywood Fla Johnson-Foster Funeral Home Hackgan St Follywood The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service State Committee On Livestock and Feed Disaster Commissioner of Agriculture US Department of Agriculture Washington Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Vermont Extension Service State Farmers Home Administration Agency

McGovern Meeting Planned in Bennington County

A McGovern organization meeting will be held Monday at the County courthouse in Bennington County at 8 p.m. The session aims to develop a county wide strategy and bolster state and national campaign support. All interested are welcome.

Bennington County McGovern Organization B Op.m State Aid

Bennington College Hosts Sixth Summer Science Program

A NSF supported summer study program at Bennington College enters its final week for high school juniors from across the United States. Thirty three top students, mostly from New England and nearby states, explore growth chance sound light and weather through classroom and laboratory work guided by Dr Reinhuud H van der Linde director Dr Robert G Cornwell and Dr John F Wohms.

Nennington College National Science Foundation United States Bennington College New England Sir Bennington College Science Reinhuud H. van der Linde Robert G. Cornwell John F. Wohms

Bennington hosts GOP hopefuls in candidacy event

Four Republican candidates for governor and lieutenant governor attend a Meet the Candidates session in Shaftsbury. James Jeffords and Luther Hackett tour Dorset Manchester Shrewsbury Mt. Tabor and Denby while John McClaughry and John Grenier plan Shaftsbury appearances. Burgess is in New Orleans. A county wide gathering at Union High School closes events.

Elizabeth Dwyer Ermont Bennington City Cole Hall Shaftsbury Republican Town Committee James Jeffords GOP Dorset Manchester Springfield Salisbury Luther F Fred” Hackett Bennington County Shrewsbury Mt. Tabor Denby Hutland Sunderland Arlington Donald Kendall Hackett Jeffords John McClaughry Kirby John Grenier Raz Waterbury John S. Burgess Brattleboro New Orleans MecClaughry Readsboro Wilmington Whitingham Searsburg Gronier

Bennington Labor Market Sees Moderate Improvement

June DES report shows Bennington unemployment at 7.1 percent with a workforce around 13,050. Several area plants recall workers as construction and service sectors expand, while unskilled factory demand rises and skilled assemblers remain plentiful. nearby towns report varied rates from 4.4 to 9.7 percent amid plant closures and layoffs.

Bennington Department of Employment Security DES DRS Burlington Newport St. Johnsbury St. Albans Brattleboro Cancel Paper Products Bratlebord Springfield White Hiver Junction Rutland

Lottery winners United Press International

Massachusetts numbers are 118714 Connecticut numbers are 2444 New York numbers are 058424 United Press International reports today’s winning lottery results across three states with exact digit sequences.

United Press International Massachusetts Connecticut New York

Bennington Briefs Dance and Meetings Highlight Local Notices

Bennington visiting families include Jr Fehily and Jan from Tray Michigan and Mr and Mrs Kelley from Tacoma Washington at Mrs Warrell’s Beech Street home. 4 H Drama Club hosts Friday dance at St Peter’s Parish hall with Rick Burgess band 6 40 to 11 30 pm. under 11s barred. HOME Inc board meets tonight 7 30 at Beed Court Apt 12. Powder Box Beauty Salon to stay open all day Saturday starting Aug 2. ADY.

John Fehily Jan Tray, Mich Jack Kelley Tacoma, Wagh Mr. Fehily Kelley Mabel Warrell Beech Street Bennington 4-H St. Peter's School Street Rick Burgess Directnes of Home, Inc Beed Court ADY

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