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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1977

Page

1

Absence of pre-determination frames Aron Tager sculpture show

Aron Tager, a self described traditionalist, previews his first Green Mountain Arts Collaborative show blending clay sculpture with his scrolls. Moving from New York to Shaftsbury in 1966, he uses slabs of clay to capture spontaneity, shaping hollow figures with slit eyes while exploring rapid, non anatomical form.

Aron Tager Green Mountain Arts Collaborative Tager Mt. Anthony Union High School New York City Route 7 Shaftsbury Peter Curtis

Arab world in crisis over rift seeks Sadat peace support

Secretary of State Cyrus Vance flew to the Middle East to shore up support for Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's peace drive as Arab leaders rush to mend a widening rift. He warned that the United States and the Soviet Union are in direct conflict over next week's Cairo conference.

United Press International Cyrus Vance Middle East Anwar Sadat Israel Brussels Cairo Vance United States Soviet Union Moscow Egypt U.N Washingston Mideast Geneva Tel Aviv Avraham Tamir Moshe Dayan Haaretz Sadat Hafez Assad Persian Gulf Kuwait Saudi Arabia Khaled Fahd Jordan Hussein

Snow delays close Bennington County schools again

Bennington County residents woke to more snow with almost all schools closed for the third time this week and transport buses pulled from service. Snow began after midnight, roads became treacherous, and SVSU officials, principals, and bus-line officials agreed not to run buses. Only North Bennington School remained open with limited snow impact.

Bennington County Vermont Supervisory Union Benningtoncone Supervisory Union SVSU George A. Sleeman Sullivan Bus Lines North Shire New York Hoosick Falls Central School St. Mary’s Academy Berlin Central School Rensselaer County North Bennington Phillip Viereck Viereck

Snelling notes state trooper shortage at Bennington event

Gov. Richard A. Snelling at the Bennington County Regional Commission dinner acknowledged the shortage of state police and praised regional planning efforts. He said Bennington County has more troopers per capita than any other county, yet the state has only about 200 troopers overall, a situation he warned could invite disaster. The governor cited raises and a revived pride under new safety commissioner Francis Lynch and defended regulatory reform discussions.

Richard A. Snelling Bennington County Regional Commission BCRC Mt. Anthony Country Club Snelling Janice Farinon Stamford John Skip” Fagerholm Fagerholm Shaftsbury Barracks Bennington County Psnelling Francis Lynch J.C. Jerome Country Club

Inside Local and Page Teasers: Septic Wadsworths to Buy Wisely

A compact roundup notes reader tips on gadget purchases from The Wadsworths. An observer recalls Rotary auction announcements evolving from mobile to current displays. A political piece questions presiding power as stated by David Brodeur. County coverage highlights anti sprawl zoning opposition in Wilmington. Hoosac School marks 85th Boar’s Head pageant and a new fund supports a blind 10-year-old Manchester girl. Sports briefs include ski suit lab tests, Bucks season tie, Earl Campbell Heisman, and MAU at Middlebury.

Wadsworths J. Duncan Campbell Rotary David Brodeur Wilmington Hoosac School Manchester The Bucks Earl Campbell Mau Maimen Middlebury

Shaftsbury shooting linked to troubled youth Tim Mayer

In Shaftsbury on Nov 22 a state trooper was critically shot and Tim Mayer, 16, was killed after an exchange with police at the John T. Harrison Jr. residence. Mayer had a lengthy record with social services, schools and juvenile facilities, with repeated runs from programs and limited success in reform efforts. Authorities and Tim’s mother offer diverging accounts. the case prompts questions about handling unruly youth.

Shaftsbury Timothy Mayer Bennington John T. Harrison Jr Kocher Drive John Fagerholm Harrison House Theresa Mayer Tim Mayer State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Depot St Mayer Mt. Anthony Union High School Weeks School Vergennes Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Thelma Coley Vermont SRS Tim Joseph Mayer

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