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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1970

Page

5

Non-Lib Gals Drive Propane Car In Clean Air Race

The all female team of drivers in the Clean Air car race includes Cheryl Williams and Lydia Summers, both students from Indiana and Purdue, entering to address pollution. They drive a modified 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass on a route from Boston to Los Angeles as 42 cars compete to meet federal 1975 exhaust standards. Wayne State University faced a tire setback near Watervillet, Michigan during the cross-country trek.

Cheryl Williams Bedford Ind University of Evansville Lydia Summers Purdue University Miss Williams Champaign Ill Ben Brunner Brunner Boston Los Angeles Wayne State University Detroit Watervillet Mich Michigan-Indiana

Oil Trade Paper Disputes Aiken on Import Proposals

UPI report outlines Oil and Gas Journal critique of Senator Aiken efforts to adjust New England oil pricing. Journal argues current in line with national costs, warns against regional preference seeking lower prices. Also notes Lyndon Johnson birthday observed quietly at LBJ Ranch with immediate family.

Tulsa Oklo UPI George Aiken R-Vt New England Oil and Gas Journal Aiken Trade Magazine U.S Sen. Aiken Stonewall, Tex Lyndon B. Johnson Lbj Ranch Johnson Lady Bird

New England Council seeks more light oil imports

Boston based New England Council asks the federal government to authorize importing 100,000 barrels a day of light heating oil. Executive VP A Thomas Easley says about a third of the region’s 1968 residual fuel use was for heating and current No 2 fuel allocations hinder distillate conversion. He frames the move as addressing an immediate regional emergency.

Boston API New England Council A. Thomas Easley Paul McCracken Council of Economic Advisors Easley New England

Boston Wo men's Liberation Day marches with clever signs

Nearly 5,000 women from Boston's State House to Government Center rally for ERA and rights. NOW leaders push ratification and end sex discrimination while demonstrators parody ads, wear gowns, and stage a paper chain to a giant typewriter. A few male counterprotests and mixed reactions marked the day.

Boston API State House Government Center Jane Pollock Eastern Massachusetts The Natinal Organization of Women Freedom Spray Atlas NOW Palmer’s Palmer House Locke Ober’s Gail Lazenby Francis W. Sargent

Officials Probe Mass Escape From Burlington Center

Two investigations underway into a mass escape at Burlington Regional Correctional Center. Six inmates escaped after a fight and overpowering a guard. one, Robert Reuschel, 18, faces first degree murder charges in a recent Burlington bookkeeper killing.

Burlington UPI Chittenden County Patrick Leahy Lawrence Bershad Leahy Robert Reuschel Charlotte

Vermont and New York Governors to Discuss Lake Champlain Sludge

Gov Davis plans a meeting with Gov Rockefeller to address sludge deposits at Lake Champlain. arrangements and location undecided, Davis preferring Ticonderoga NY for the session. Edward Hinman may attend, while New York’s plans were labeled disappointing. Also, Vermont reports WIN program statewide savings of 171000 over two years, aiding welfare recipients through job training and education.

New York Davis Edward Hinman Paper Company Montpelier UPI WIN Vermont Stella Hackel

Vermont candidates to debate on TV before primary

Vermont state Sen. Leo O'Brien and former Lt. Gov. John Daley agreed to tape a 3 minute program for Vermont Educational Television to air Sept. 7 the night before the primary. The idea originated with O'Brien who sought a televised debate after Daley challenged a meeting. The Bureau of Outdoor Recreation will provide nearly 1.5 million dollars for land and water conservation projects in Vermont for the current fiscal year, funding projects previously delayed by a lack of funds.

Burlington UPI Leo O’brien John Daley Vermont Educational Television O’brien Daley Washington, D.C Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Vermont Land and Water Conservation Fund George D. Aiken R-Vt

Vermont man dies in Route 5 crash in Bernardston

William D. Williams, 27, of Jacksonville Vermont, died at a Greenfield hospital from injuries after his car veered off Route 5 struck a guard rail and a tree. Police said a tire apparently blew out as he was rounding a curve.

Bernardston UPI William D. Williams Jacksonville Greenfield Hospital

Women’s Liberation Day sighted at Battenhill Club

Mrs. Stephen Guter of Waterford carries her husband’s golf bag on Women’s Liberation Day at Battenhill Country Club in New York as her husband plays 18 holes nightly through summer and fall. She objects to the movement, citing personal hardship from her wartime past as a Russian-born survivor of Nazi slave labor. She came to the U.S. in 1946 after marrying an American. She does not play golf herself. Albany report notes Penn Central’s real estate deals. a committee chair criticizes the railroad’s management amid large asset moves.

Middle Falls Stephen Guter Waterford Battenhill Country Club Guter Germany United States

Lefkowitz to Hold Public Hearings on Appliance Warranties

Albany State Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz said he will conduct public hearings to determine needed action over consumer complaints about home appliance warranties. He noted possible legal proceedings or legislation if complaints prove valid while seeking re election on the GOP ticket.

Albany Louis Lefkowitz Lefkowitz

Miller announces resignation of Hancock Shaker Village curator

Berkshire report says Dr. Eugene M. Dodd resigns after staff service since October 1965. He will join the village advisory board while preparing a Shaker design book for Clarkson N. Potter. Mrs. Lawrence K. Miller, president of Shaker Community Inc., disclosed the decision.

Pittsfield Lawrence K. Miller Shaker Community Inc Hancock Shaker Village Eugene M. Dodd Clarkson N. Potter New York City Dodd

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