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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1974
Page
9
A revolution in science and technology creates thousands of careers requiring only one to two years of technical education. These jobs offer pay comparable to four year college graduates in fields such as medicine architecture chemistry ecology urban planning and nuclear energy. For the facts send for 95 technical careers book let. Write Careers PO Box 111 Washington DC 20044.
A joint Hoosick town and Hoosick Falls village meeting reviewed state and county aid for youth programs. Thomas Testa outlined $3,000 state matching per entity, plus county funds, with $21,000 spent locally this year on salaries and playground leaders. Discussions covered budget pooling, eligibility, salary adjustments for William Keyes, and a safety issue at the Elm Street playground.
The National Science Foundation awarded Dr. Dennis Aebersold $4,800, with matching funds from Bennington College, to build a laboratory for his interdisciplinary course Axiomatic Representations of Chemistry and Physics. The plan includes a high resolution Echelle spectrometer and a combined nuclear magnetic resonance and electron paramagnetic resonance setup to explore atomistic theory and matter.
Walter Ascikian, owner of Clover Farm Store in Wilmington, pleaded innocent in Vermont District Court to two counts of failing to redeem beverage containers on May 10 and 13. The case stems from a Green Up Day project with the Wilmington Scout Troop. If convicted, he faces up to $1,000 on each violation.
In New York the Adirondack Monday launched from New York City to Montreal via the Capital District. Gov Malcolm Wilson led state and railroad officials as crowds welcomed the train at Saratoga Springs Whitehall Ticonderoga and Plattsburgh with bands receptions and enthusiasts. A trainmen strike over staffing was resolved as supervisory personnel operated the run to Montreal.
Pierce Russell is listening to tapes from three Troy Council meetings to determine if City Manager John J. Buckley lied under oath about land bought for a firehouse. Buckley faces perjury accusations from Mayor Edward Connally and two council members. the DA may present evidence and call witnesses, with a decision expected by Thursday.
Cesar Chavez says the grape and lettuce boycott is more effective in New England than elsewhere as he tours the region to thank supporters. He asserts nonviolence works and outlines aims for higher wages better conditions self determination and an end to illegal entry of workers from Mexico and the Philippines. In Berkshire County the Berkshire Eagle notes lighter audience figures at Tanglewood yet tourism remains strong with hotels reporting solid occupancy and campsites at capacity on weekends. A separate report says North Adams may see another lead poisoning case raising the count to seven among local children.
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