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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1977

Page

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Vesco and Lansky Tied to Rhode Island Drug Ring

Rhode Island links financier Robert L. Vesco and Meyer Lansky to a multimillion dollar international drug smuggling ring centered in Providence. Ledgers listing their names appeared with figures in the millions, alongside $9 million in marijuana seized in four raids that yielded nearly $400,000 in cash and 5 percent tons of marijuana wrapped in 303 bales. The investigation spans Colombia Jamaica Mexico and 18 East Coast states with about 200 suspected dealers. Vesco is said to be in Costa Rica after embezzlement charges and illegal contributions.

Providence R.I UPI Meyer Lansky Robert L. Vesco Rhode Island United States Lansky’s Vesco Providence Journal-Bulletin Wjartv Florida Edward R. Cass U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Boston Vesco and Lansky Colombia Jamaica Mexico Journal- Bulletin Costa Rica

Vermont Supreme Court to hear reargument in Lawrence perjury case

The Vermont Supreme Court granted the state's petition to present new arguments in the perjury conviction of former undercover narcotics agent Paul Lawrence. The 1975 Burlington District Court ruling overturned the conviction due to testimony about crimes not prosecuted. Arguments are set for September 19 as the court considers whether to revisit its decision.

Lawrence Chittenden County Supreme Court Michael Goldsmith

Protests Mount in Pa on 50th Day Without Budget

In Harrisburg a thousand unpaid state workers skip prison and hospital duties to rally at the Capitol on budget stalemate. AFSCME reports 10 percent of 70,000 members black out. state police guard prisons as welfare recipients lack aid. Fervent speeches blame House GOP for blocking Senate budget. protesters press for a yes vote.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania Mary Meno Capitol Gerald McEntee Afscme House Gop Senate

Forest Service roadless plan rekindles old Vermont dispute

In Rutland Vermont the Forest Service invites public input on roadless areas totaling thousands of acres in Woodford Sunderland Mt Tabor and nearby towns as part of a nationwide workshop. The session rekindles controversy over wilderness designations and challenges to private landowners while stressing criteria for potential wilderness in the Green Mountain National Forest.

Manchester U.S. Forest Service Rutland Woodford Sunderland Mt. Tabor Peru Dorset Danby Weston Wallingford Mt. Holly Granville Hancock Ripton Lincoln Warren Glastonbury Forest Service Vermont Lye Brook Stratton Winhall Bristol Cliffs Bristol Addison County Rutland Workshop Green Mountain National Forest John P. McArdle Washington

Vermont Senator seeks full disclosure on EDA funding formulas

Sen Patrick Leahy and Sen Lawton Chiles filed a bill to require the OMB director Bert Lance to detail funding formulas and methods for EDA allocations in narrative and mathematical form including computer program details. The measure aims to curb past bungling while Vermont secured about 1 percent of the last round despite 22 percent of national population.

Federal Economic Development Administration EDA Vermont Patrick J. Leahy D-Vt Lawton Chiles D-Fla Senate Office of Management and Budget Bert Lance Leahy Congress Mike Francis Robert T. Stafford Washington House Francis

SVC under Gee reshapes curriculum toward basics

Thomas Gee, president of Southern Vermont College, outlines a shift to a core set of basic courses aimed at career orientation and lifelong work, while balancing debt and a hopeful fundraising outlook. He argues the line between liberal and technical education is blurring as job markets change.

Southern Vermont College Thomas Gee SVC Gee Mt. Anthony Kennedy Camelot

Weekend weather outlook for mild temperatures

Partly cloudy today with a high in the low 70s. Clear to partly cloudy tonight with a low in the 40s. Sunday partly sunny with another low 70s high. Slight chance of rain across the weekend.

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