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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1974

Page

1

Saunders says report was right but calls headline misleading

Town Manager designate Harold R. Saunders confirms the Banner report on his Novi Md tenure while saying the Page 1 headline and first paragraph using fired were misleading He says he did not lose a formal vote but resigned when he would not work with the council The council sought a change to a new manager and Morrissey calls the story fabrication and accuses the Banner and journalist Slusman of grave injustice

Saunders Harold R. Saunders Novi Sanders Gerald P. Morrissey Jan Slusman Morrissey Timothy Corcoran J. Duncan Campbell Paul Sheridan Richard B. Leake III Peter R. Donavan Edward R. Lamb Banner Council Detroit Novi News Lee Saunders

Liberty Union nominates two for Vermont Senate

The Liberty Union caucus in Bennington County nominated Cheryl Niederman and Penny Larrison for the Vermont Senate from Bennington County and Laina Gerrish for a House seat in District 41. The event, held in Gerrish’s living room by candlelight after a local power outage, highlighted LU’s focus on utilities and state ownership proposals.

Liberty Union Bennington County Cheryl Niederman Shaftsbury Penny Larrison Valentine Street Bennington Vermont Senate Laina Gerrish Union St Ms. Gerrish U.S. Senate Bernard Sanders North Shire Gerrish

Vermont panel rejects statewide land use referendum

Vermont lawmakers on the Legislative Land Use Committee tabled a motion to seek a statewide referendum on a land use plan. The panel debated state versus local control, with agreement only that conservation areas above 2,500 feet should be protected, and that rural reserve and agricultural zones would limit development while other zones may allow growth.

Thomas P. Salmon House Natural Resources Committee State Environmental Board Ronald Hagen Shelburne

Froines Stays On Job As Hiring Deemed Legal

Gov. Thomas P. Salmon announced that John Froines may remain as director of occupational health after a report by Human Services Secretary Thomas Davis found the merit system was met in the hiring. Davis also said Health Commissioner Anthony Robbins unintentionally violated a state law by not notifying Davis before the appointment, but the violation does not overturn the choice. The report notes criticism of Froines past political activism but nothing that prevents him from performing his duties.

Davis Anthony Robbins Fraines Salmon Vermont State Employes Association Robbins Yale University Vermont Yankee Harvey Froines

Nixon hires attorney to act as bargainer in Watergate cases

Former President Richard M. Nixon has hired Herbert J. Miller Jr. to represent him in Watergate related criminal and civil matters. Miller aims to persuade special prosecutor Leon Jaworski not to seek indictment while coordinating defense with Miller Cassidy Larroca & Lewin.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Justice Department Herbert J. Miller Jr Miller Leon Jaworski Richard G. Kleindienst Jaworski Kleindienst Miller, Cassidy, Larroca & Lewin Nixon James D. St. Clair Boston White House Kennedy Jack Dan Kuykendall R-Tenn Charlotte N.C Los Angeles United States Gaylord Campbell

Diamondstone sparks Vermont House race in Democratic primary

Liberty Union figure Peter Diamondstone, aging but active, shapes the campaign tempo in Vermont’s Democratic primary for the U S House seat. He claims his presence pushed rival Francis Cain toward endorsing a guaranteed minimum wage and spurred Dennis Morrisseau to break with standard politicking.

Peter Diamondstone Liberty Union Party U.S House of Representatives Diamondstone Vermont Michael Parenti Liberty Union Congress Parenti Francis J. Cain Dennis Morrisseau

Inside Maine's Seal Harbor gets too much attention

A feature on short order palaces favored by knights of the road and a Vermont religion piece mix with notes on fertilizer shortages and golf greens as part of a broader Page 2 3 4 lineup.

Maine Seal Harbor Knights of the Road Cora Cheney Vermont Times Manchester Arlington

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