Planning Called Vital For Future of Region
Bennington planning officials outlined a regional land use strategy emphasizing compatible development. The plan envisions alternate growth directions, a zoning tool, and an action program funded by an $8 500 town share with no immediate tax, plus state and federal oversight to ensure standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cording
Buirdis
Mobil
Burdis
New York City
Vermont
U.S. 7
Planning Commission
Commission
T. Garry Buckley
Buckley
Cmsr
Robert L. Hagerman
Bennington
Hag
Ben-Mont Freight Carrier Faces Service Pause
Wallace said the firm now at peak shipping has moved about 100 carloads of finished goods and expects 150 more carloads to depart in the next six weeks. State and Rutland Railway officials have aided the private interim operation. In Montpelier an Hoff aide doubted a special legislative session is needed to resolve Rutland right of way, while Atty. Eldredge suggested it might be required.
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Wallace
State and
Rutland
Montpelier
Hoff
Jerome Tallys Hole in One at Mt Anthony Club
J. C. Jerome president of Mt Anthony Country Club scored a hole in one on the 185 yard 4th hole. It was the first ace on that hole this year and helped his nine hole round total 34. He played with Art Barchdorf, former Bennington resident.
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J. C. Jerome
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Jerome
Art Barchdorf
Bennington
Moab Mine Rescue Focuses On Air Pocket And Gas Hazards
Rescue operations at the Moab mine face rising water in the main shaft and methane gas danger. Electricians rushed pumps while Donald Hanna of Price and Paul McKinney of Moab were saved, six others believed trapped deeper in the tunnels. Rescue crews battled water, debris and communications breakdowns as they worked to reach the remaining miners near the main shaft and in connecting tunnels.
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Tippie
June Crawford
Texas Gulf
Donald Hanna
Price
Utah
Paul McKinney
Moab
Han
McKinney
Hanna
Two Young Women slain in Northampton Apartment
Detectives report that autopsies are pending and no sexual molestation is evident. Strips of bedsheets bound the victims, with no sign of forced entry at the third floor Smith College apartment. Tolles and Hoffert were roommates and graduates of Smith College in 1962. Wylie and Tolles came from Hamilton College connections through their fathers.
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Halpern
Miss Tolles
Miss Hoffert
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Miss Wylie
Hamilton College
United Nations aims at pressuring Arabs over Almagor incident
The United Nations is seen pushing an indirect condemnation of the Almagor killings to pressure Arabs toward a peace treaty. The U S and Britain are drafting a resolution that would condemn the killings and rebuke Syria by implication. A Soviet veto could block such a measure, as it has with similar Arab-opposed resolutions in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
U.S
Britain
Syria
Soviet Union
European Immersion Reflects on American Couples
Ninety eight students who spent two months in European homes under the Experiment in International Living program arrived in New York. Ann Sarratt of Nashville and Howard Garner of Greenville, both connected to UNC and George Washington University, shared impressions from Verona Italy about Italian cooking and gender roles as they return to life in the United States.
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New York
Experiment In International Living Organization of
Putney
Idlewild
Paris
Ann Sarratt
Nashville, Tenn
University of North Carolina
Washington
Howard Garner
Greenville
N.C
Department of Commerce
George Washington University
Vermont urged to display In God We Trust in schools
The Vermont Independent Party asks Gov. Hoff to order the national motto displayed in school auditoriums to replace morning prayers. VIP leaders Buckley and Crispe back the plan, citing a Supreme Court ruling and hoping it starts a national trend. Spargo's article in Monday's Banner prompted the idea and a minute of quiet meditation as an optional substitute.
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Vermont Independent Party
Philip H. Hoff
T. Garry Buckley
VIP
Vermont
U.S. Supreme Court
Hoff
State Education Department
John Spargo
Old Bennington
Spargo
Buckley
A. Luke Crispe
Brattleboro
Crispe
Town Fathers Pledge Aid To Industry
Bennington selectmen said they would offer any assistance to a potential new manufacturing plant, as a national concern weighs a Vermont site. The offer will be sent to the Vermont Development Department following a BCIC recommendation. BCIC executive vice president Raymond B. Bowen led the push amid earlier negotiations showing four state sites under study with VDD help.
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Erman
State Highway Department
Commission
Hagerman
Post Office Department
Fred Welling
North Bennington
Welling
Bennington
Vermont Development Department
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Raymond B. Bowen
Selectmen
Health Inspector Audits Migrant Labor Housing at Vermont Orchard
State health official inspected residential quarters at Southern Vermont Orchards in Pownal, noting a concrete block building with 64 worker capacity and potential substandard prior housing. Condemnation already placed on a barn, with risk of further action on other structures. Condemnation order issued for a North Pownal home, giving the owner 10 days to relocate residents.
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State Health Department
Vermont
Pownal
Roderick J. Humphreys
Humphreys
North Pownal
Thomas North
Hoosick
N.Y
Frederick Fennett
Paris Fall Fashions Awake a Wealth of Color and Fur
Paris designers unveil fall and winter trends with bold fur trims, high collars, and varied silhouettes. From Saint-Laurent to Chanel, the shows mix mantelpieces of velvet and tweed with beaded embroidery. The collection emphasizes sleeves and Antwerp inspired textures as American markets await Paris prices. The Ryder Cup recap notes the United States winning 11 of 14 bouts on home soil, with scores and standout players.
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Paris
Couture
Heim
Chanel
Saint-Laurent
Griffe
Boldini
Robin Hood
Cardin’s
Saint-Laurent’s
Laroche
Lanvin
Ricci
Asher
Besson
Atlanta
UPI
United States
Britain
Bennington Opens Molly Stark Beech Street Schools Sept 4
Bennington announces Molly Stark and Beech Street Schools will start with a full day program on Sept. 4. School lunch service begins Sept. 16. Accident insurance for students becomes available Sept. 4, with premiums due at once. Contact Molly Stark School office for details.
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Molly Stark
Beech Street
Berkshire Arts Center
Pittsfield
Mass
Museum of Primitive Art
American Museum of Natural History
Civil rights rally echoes speeches by King and Lewis
A capital rally featured Lewis and King as civil rights leaders addressed about 20 000 white allies. Speakers urged passage of Kennedy's civil rights bill with some Congress members showing support while others warned of slow progress. The House Judiciary Committee postponed bill action to Sept 9 amid Labor Day absences.
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Lewis
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
United States
Congress
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
House Judiciary Committee
Weston Women Visit Arts and Stores After Pond Picnic
The Home Demonstration Group enjoyed a Hapgood Pond picnic and touring Weston sites the Country Store, art museum, and Weston Playhouse. On the return trip they paused in Londonderry for sap supper. The September meeting will be at Mrs. Lucy Quimby 120 Scott St.
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Roaring Branch
Hapgood Pond
Weston
Art Museum
Weston Playhouse
Londonderry
Lucy Quimby
Scott St
Industrials Railroads Utilities Composite Averages Note
A compact numeric snippet shows indices across sectors with figures for 30 Industrials 20 Railroads 15 Utilities. It lists composite average sales 2 300 and related values 726.19 112 176.51 12 143.70 0 261.70 18 000.
Bennington College Homes Face Tax Exemption Change
Sisters from Bennington College plan to remove 11 private staff homes from tax exempt status and add them to the Grand List. The homes have been exempt since the 1940s based on a view that they are non income producing properties, but officials now say the college benefits through rent or salary arrangements. The decision will be listed next year and requires justification from the college.
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Bennington Sisters
Bennington College
the College
Francis J. Hogan
Hogan
Tax Department
Hospital Notes Admissions With Local Names
Admissions list includes Miss Brenda Harris North Pownal James Kenyon North Bennington James Main Sr Bennington Miss Rebecca Lampron Bennington Miss Jo-Ann Marcoux Bennington Kevin Bailey Shaftsbury Dale Tifft Manchester Depot Mrs Claudia Lohnes and baby Hoosick Falls N Y Mrs Rita Hunt and baby Eagle Bridge N Y John Proud Jr Bennington Frank Pilling Bennington Mrs Virginia Lavin Hoosick Falls N Y Mrs Alberta Gratton North Bennington John McDermott Bennington Miss Lina Livingston North Hoosick N Y
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Rebecca Lampron
Bennington
Jo-Ann Marcoux
Kevin Bailey
Shaftsbury
Dale Tifft
Manchester Depot
Claudia Lohnes
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rita Hunt
Eagle Bridge
John Proud Jr
Frank Pilling
Virginia Lavin
Alberta Gratton
North Bennington
John McDermott
Lina Livingston
North Hoosick
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Meyer
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Bennington Briefs
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Duluth, Minn
Barschdorf
Wilfred Pratt
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Minnesota Power and Light Co
Washington, D. C
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South Stream Road
Pownai Center
Elks Help Rescue Squad
William Warner
Andre Betit
Bennington Lodge of Elks
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Elks
Warner
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Albany
Brenda Harris
James Kenyon
James Main , Sr
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