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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1973
Page
8
The court maintains that executive privilege is judicially reviewable and that the grand jury has a right to evidence. It notes that only unprivileged portions from tapes may be sent to the grand jury after in camera examination and rejects broad presidential privacy as a reason to withhold evidence.
A masked man robbed the Mobil station at Williston Road and Kennedy Drive Wednesday night, extracting 33 dollars after threatening an attendant with a six inch switchblade. No one was hurt.
Monument nstruction delays ended as Bennington School District voters approved a June bond to finance 50,000 for converting a college building into a K-6 elementary. The project provides eight classrooms and a multipurpose room, moves from St. Francis de Sales property, and aims to open next Wednesday with staff preparing over the weekend.
In Montpelier UPI reports, attorney David Gibson doubts Palisades School reports in Wilmington. EPA and state conformance officials plan a cleanup permit for IBM System Products Division in Essex Junction, with waste treated before discharge into the Winooski River. A state land-use plan review is set for next Tuesday, while a University of Vermont psychiatry professor criticized the school, calling an isolation unit a threat to human life.
Pizzagalli Construction Co and Freeman French Freeman of Burlington secured a $2 million contract to build the Chittenden Community Correctional Center at Swift and Farrell streets in South Burlington. State Buildings Director Irving Bates announced the winning bid noting instruction could begin in 60 to 90 days. Pizzagalli is among Burlington area contractors involved in a 14 month strike.
In Waterbury early today, Wayne Bdmons, 43, of Bristol, died from a gunshot wound in the head at the Edmund Dew Sr residence on Perry Hill. Edmund Dow Jr. was shot in the upper leg. Police say the shooter, likely connected to personal safety, fled by car and was later found dead nearby after an autopsy was ordered.
The House reapportionment panel heard opposition from Bennington and Rutland lawmakers about the plan to redraw districts. Woodford seeks inclusion with District 3, while Castleton backs its own district or alignment with Hubbardton, and Rutland town fears loss of status in a new city district.
Governor Thomas Salmon told the 38th Vermont Electric Cooperative meeting in Johnson that governors who met with Nixon energy assistant John Love in Washington were generally disappointed about a lack of a clear national energy policy to address shortages. He said officials offered few straight answers when asked about an oil shortage and fuel price projections. Funeral services for Robert C Benedict Jr were held in Arlington Mass and Beavers were named. In Bennington District Court Jeffrey Galusha pleaded not guilty to possession of malt beverages while Paul A. A. Salem was found guilty and fined. another man was released on bond.
The Bennington County Democratic Committee will meet at Kr. Cole Hall in Shattabury to discuss town reorganizational meetings on Sept. 1 and the party’s role in a September Democratic National Telethon. Burial details note St. Jerome's Cemetery East Dorset as the final resting place for Mr. Benedict.
The Banner corrects an erroneous report that Judge William C. Hill of Monkton died during the Putnam Deed of Gift case. Hill is alive and presided over a separate hospital case about the same period. The Deed of Gift case was delayed by a judge change, not by a death.
Harriet DeLong 79 a former Johnsonville N Y school teacher died this morning at Eden Park Nursing Home Troy N Y she recently resided with her daughter Elizabeth Barton of Troy She survived by two brothers Albert Taylor Pittstown and Ernest Taylor Johnsonville one sister Rita Barton Troy one grandchild and two nieces Harriet Wolfrum Hoosick Falls and Margaret Flynn Stillwater Friends may call Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls Friday 2 4 and 7 9 Funeral arrangements pending Also Nancy Liporace 92 of Hoosick Falls died Tuesday at Haesick Falls Health Center widow of Anthony Liporace Born in Waly March 25 1801 Came to the United States in 1919 lived in Hoosick Falls since then Survived by two sons Charles and Joseph and four daughters Eva Racivat Bennington Mary Capuano Lena Carell Rose Else one brother Sante DeLuca 25 grand children 54 great grand children 6 great great grandchildren Funeral 9 am Friday at Church of the Immaculate Conception Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial Burial St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls Prayer service 8 30 at Mahar Funeral Home 43 Main Ave Hoosick Falls Preceding mass Friends may pay respects this afternoon and evening
Bennington residents are reminded of a preseason meeting for Thursday night Country Girls Yowting league September 4 at 7 40 p m at Bennington Lanes. Mr and Mrs Hichad 3B Teakers of Woodford Road celebrated their bist wedding anniversary Wednesday night. Three special Bennington School District Board meetings are planned today at 5 p m to interview candidates. Mrs Eleanor Harwood of Bennington is a patient at the DeGuesbriand Unit of the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont Burlington Room Sb
Hospital notes list admissions Lowre Lavigne Jay Davis Bennington Marion Biernan North Bennington Rupert Harwood Shaftsbury Marion Shultz Jacksonville Discharges Lori Farnum Mrs Marietta Blake and infant son Bennington Carrie Squires Marchester Mrs Caroline Jordan and infant son Eagle Bridge N Y Births son born to Mr and Mrs William Cerny of 132 Benmont Avenue Bennington Other births a daughter Deirdre born to Mr and Mrs Charles O Leary Harvest Hills North Bennington August 22 at Putnam Memorial Hospital
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