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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
2
A 21-year-old Rutland man Harold Jackson was found guilty of raping an 18-year-old Middlebury girl after nearly five hours of jury deliberation. He remains in Rutland County Jail pending a pre sentence investigation.
Burlington remarks by Robert W. Larrow of the state Liquor Control Board show about 60 percent of customers are women and that it costs no more to go first class. In Barre, Rep. Donald G. Milne proposes a $100 tuition cut at the University of Vermont during the special session, noting UVM’s high rates among land grant colleges. In Winooski, Ethan Allen Post 32 American Legion faces liquor license suspension for improper operation and charter suspension due to administration deficiencies as the state works to straighten the post out.
In Albany and Troy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announced nine new faculty appointments. In the School of Architecture, George M. Mosteller Illmar Reinwald join as assistant professors and Robert P. Shaffer becomes an instructor. In Materials Engineering, Russell J. Diefendorf is named associate professor with John B. Hudson Norman S. Stoloff as assistant professors and Laurence A. Jackman as an instructor. Albany notices invite Bennington area physicians to two doctors teaching days on surgical emergencies and lung diseases at Albany Medical Center with Dr. Robert W. Buxton as speaker on shock and a panel including Yale Harvard and Penn Medicine faculty.
Dr. Philip Brown radiologist at Mary McClellan Hospital was assaulted after asking six Brooklyn hunters to leave his property. Trooper Wescott and Sheriff Buckley helped arrest three men. Vincenzo Azzerelli faced trespass charges. Benny Giangrosso and Salvadore Martino charged with trespass and third degree assault and released on bail.
Pittsfield General Hospital will close the Bishop Memorial School of Nursing upon current students’ graduation and partner with Berkshire Community College on a new two year associate degree nursing program. Adams officials press state and federal highway authorities to reconsider a western bypass routing northbound traffic via Williams town and into Vermont. North Berkshire leaders advocate a north south highway to aid local industry and avoid a racetrack in Vermont. A meeting with John D. Warner to discuss routing eastward and through Cheshire and Adams to link with Route 2 is planned. In Pittsfield a double fatal fire is linked to disposal of smoking materials in a plastic waste basket. victims are Walter Clark, 68, and his 85-year-old wife.
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