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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1971

Page

5

McCloskey opens New Hampshire presidential campaign HQ

Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. opened his New Hampshire headquarters and took two young women to City Hall to register. He spoke at the University of New Hampshire about opposing Nixon over the Indochina War and urged truth in government, condemning Thieu’s regime as undemocratic with torture and censorship.

Concord N.H UPI Paul N. McCloskey Jr City Hall University of New Hampshire Nixon McCloskey Henry M. Jackson D-Wash George S. McGovern D-S.c Bedford Laos Cambodia Johnson Nuyyen van Thieu Becky Reno Laurel Camp Miss Reno Eugene McCarthy D-Minn GOP Reagan Wallace Mississippi

Berrigan Group Protest Shuts Danbury Prison

At Danbury federal prison antiwar figures led hunger and work strikes in support of political prisoners. Rev. Philip Berrigan and 25 inmates were in administrative segregation for promoting the action, with 20 more jailed Monday and outside demonstrators calling the move vindictive. The protest expanded as letters from Ellsberg, Sister Elizabeth McAllister, and lawmakers pressed for changes in parole and corrections policy.

Danbury, Conn UPI Philip Berrigan Federal John J. Norton Berrigan Norton Philip Daniel Berrigan Vietnam Ted Glick Rochester N.Y John Bach Wesleyan University Sharon Berrigans Daniel Ellsberg Pentagon Elizabeth McAllister

Rutland City Council Retreats on Traffic Plan

Rutland officials trim back opposition to a controversial traffic improvement program. The City Council voted Monday night to direct City Attorney to take the next steps in policy action amid waning resistance.

Rutland UPI

Identity problem for environmental super agency

In Charleston Vermont assistant secretary Schuyler Jackson told West Virginia lawmakers that creating a large environmental agency faces a key hurdle the need to establish a clear identity for the new body. He cited Vermont experience where divisions lack recognition, urging top leadership authority to prevent overlap and delays.

Charleston W. Va UPI Vermont Agency For Environmental Conservation Schuyler Jackson West Virginia Jackson New Jersey

Book aims to debunk myth of many Good Samaritan malpractice suits

Boston attorney Neil L. Chayet says there is no record of a physician being sued for providing emergency care. He notes rumors persist of a Cape Cod doctor in the Virgin Islands who helped a drowning victim but was not sued, instead arrested for practicing without a license.

Boston UPI Good Samaritan Neil L. Chayet Chayet Cape Cod Virgin Islands Boston University Law School

Husson College billboard urges ecology in Portsmouth

Husson College of Bangor Maine posted a billboard along I 95 in Portsmouth with the slogan Life is More Than People. President Dr Barker Kibarian said the message reminds the world isn t created merely to keep people alive and urges future business leaders to consider birds animals and sea creatures in balancing ecological impact.

Portsmouth N.H UPI Husson College Bangor Maine Barker Kibarian Business

Vermont Auditor Seeks Clear Rules on School Expense Claims

Vermont Auditor Alexander Acebo asked Education Commissioner Joseph Oakey for detailed guidance on which district expenses count toward the state aid formula after audits found “exceptions” in Montpelier. He cited Montpelier misclassifying some current costs as current expenses instead of capital outlays, with findings from five more audits pending Oakey’s clarification.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Auditor of Accounts Joseph Oakey Alexander Acebo Oakey Acebo

Vermont launches first statewide job bank system

Vermont formally implements a statewide computerized job bank to help match jobseekers with openings. Gov. Davis urges businesses to file listings as the system promises wider exposure and will include manpower training programs. Local offices will receive daily statewide job lists.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Employment Security Department Davis Stella Hackel

Central Vermont seeks hearings on 18 percent rate hike

Officials of Central Vermont Public Service Corp appeared before the Public Service Board to work out hearing details for an 18 percent rate increase sought by the state s largest electric utility. The request follows a prior 11.8 percent boost granted weeks earlier.

Montpelier UPS Central Vermont Public Service Corp Public Service Board Central Vermont Public Service

Garrity, Norwich athletic director, dies at 69

Northfield reported Joseph Garrity, longtime athletic director at Norwich University, died Saturday at age 69. Fire damages part of the Non-Commissioner Officers' Club at an Air Force radar installation with $10,000 estimated loss but no injuries. Fox Hollow Festival in Petersburg to receive $5,000 from New York State Council on the Arts. Gourmet Restaurant in Lake George destroyed by fire with no injuries. Colonie to buy recycled paper to support local recycling market.

Northfield UPI Joseph Garrity Norwich University ST. Albans Air Force Albany Petersburg New York State Council On the Arts Lake George Here

Estates for sale to save Lenox School finances

In Lenox Berkshire, the board of trustees offers seven former estates including the Clinton O. Jones, Bassett and Schermerhorn homes to raise funds for the Lenox School. Three houses have already been on the market for a month as a financial measure.

LENOX Lenox School Board of Trustees Clinton O. Jones Bassett Schermerhorn

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