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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1965

Page

2

Three Vermont Counties Eligible for Public Works Aid

Governor Hoff announced that Essex Orleans and Caledonia counties in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom are eligible for benefits under the Public Works and Economic Development Act. A spokesman said these counties were designated last March under the Area Redevelopment Act and can now access aid including long term low interest loans for public works and development projects.

Montpelier UPD Philip Hoff Vermont Northeast Kingdom Essex Orleans Caledonia

Jeep death and manslaughter pleas in Vermont and Quebec

In Hartford a 22 year old New England Telephone employee from Montpelier was killed when his jeep skidded on ice, struck a stump, and overturned. Thomas Hennebury died, while passenger Charles Smith of North Hartland had minor injuries. In St Albans a 42 year old Montreal machinist pleaded guilty to a reduced manslaughter charge in the death of Madeleine Guindon, shot near a West Swanton cabin, earlier the previous day.

Hartford UPI New England Telephone Co Montpelier Thomas Hennebury Charles Smith North Hartland ST. Albans UPD Montreal Jean Lamarche Lamarche Madeleine Guindon West Swanton

Newfane group gains state charter for prison reform

Friends of Rehabilitation has secured a state charter as a nonprofit. A. Luke Crispe, local attorney who heads the group, says the organization supports small corrective camps rather than the proposed new medium security prison.

Newfane Friends of Rehabilitation A. Luke Crispe

Bristol officer Horner to head Poultney police force

Poultney Smith Horner, former chief of police at Bristol, accepted the same post in Poultney. Village and town manager Earle Hubbard confirmed the hiring and said the salary would be about 100 dollars a week. Horner, who quit Bristol over a salary dispute, is expected to report shortly after December 10.

Poultney Smith Horner Bristol Poultney Village Earle Hubbard Horner

Bristol Bank Files Suit Against Bouchard in Disappearance Case

The National Bank of Bristol sues John and Mrs Bouchard for 20000 in Addison County Court. The couple, with John Bouchard an Addison County Democratic Senate candidate, are missing before the November 23 special election. Bank alleges he issued worthless checks totaling 17100 prior to departure. Real estate and goods in Bristol Monkton and New Haven are attached.

Bristol National Bank of Bristol Addison County John ‘Bouchard Bouchard Senate Bristol-Monkton Road Monkton New Haven

Rutland Board backs water meter plan for city use

Rutland officials approved a public works proposal to install water meters for all city users. The plan aims to curb water waste from leaks and faulty plumbing, saving thousands of gallons annually.

Rutland Board of Aldermen Public Works Committee

Eaton to resign as Troy Samaritan hospital chief July 1

Roland G. Eaton announces resignation as Troy Samaritan Hospital administrator effective July 1, ending a 30 year tenure since 1952. Bed census rose from 142 to 213 under his leadership, citing personal and family reasons for stepping down.

Troy — Samaritan Hospital Roland G. Eaton Eaton

Kennedy to visit Berkshire on December 14

Sen Edward M Kennedy will tour Berkshire County on December 14 with a noontime address at a Pittsfield business group meeting and speeches in Williamstown and nearby communities. The visit underscores regional support and legislative outreach by the senator.

North Adams Edward M. Kennedy Berkshire County Association of Business and Commerce Pittsfield Williamstown

Suit Filed in Fatal Car Crash in North Adams

Loretta James executrix sues for 50 000 in North Adams Superior Court over a fatal two car crash on January 1. Companion suit for 40 000 filed by Sorel Andrews Paquette against Judith Kelger et al of Bennington. LEE town officials report a frustrated reply to a protest letter to Governor Volpe about a bill board advertising Green Mountain Racetrack in Pownal. James Morrissey of the Outdoor Advertising Division says he is deeply concerned.

Pittsfield Loretta James Elzear Vincelette Sr North Adams Judith Kelger Bennington the Kelyers Mary Sorel Elsie Andrews Arthur Paquette Lee John A. Volpe Green Mountain Racetrack Pownal James Morrissey

Pittsfield Defector Airs Anti Viet Nam War Views

Richard Tenneson a 32 year old Pittsfield man and Korean War defector spoke on WBRK radio saying there is no legal justification for U.S. troops in Viet Nam. Outside protesters from The LBJ Concerned Citizens Committee gathered. Tenneson now argues nations must preserve self determination and questions containment policy. He returned from China after defecting and says individuals in China impressed him with sincerity and humanity.

Pittsfield Mass UPI U.S Viet Nam Richard Tenneson WBRK LBJ Concerned Citizens Committee Tenneson China Southeast Asia

Reapportionment Battle Costs Vermont $2 680

Vermont faces a $2 680 bill for attorney Donald Milne who fought the 1965 Legislature against court ordered reapportionment. Milne billed 26 days plus $80 expenses, with no success as courts denied intervention. The attorney general noted no current scrutiny of the bill and Milne warned he may seek legislative payment if not settled.

Milne Attorney General’s Office General Assembly Attorney General Barre

Distilled Spirits Tax Share Revealed as 59 Cents per Dollar

A recent study shows that on every dollar spent for distilled spirits about 59 cents go to taxes. The finding highlights the heavy tax burden on spirits and implications for consumer pricing and government revenue.

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