Prize Winning Magazine Has 'Coming Out Party'
Silo a Bennington College student literary magazine held a coming out party for its fall issue with five short films by Mark Sadan and a reading party. Editor Ann Waldman said Silo hopes to win the fourth annual Student Literary Magazine Contest co sponsored by Saturday Review and the National Student Association.
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Silo
Bennington College
Ann Waldman
New York City
Saturday Review
National Student Association
Mark Sadan
Ticino
Alice Webber
Bennington
Springfield
Mass
Sitar Concert at Bennington College Monday Night
Prakash Sharma, a Delhi resident and rising musical painter, will perform a sitar program at 8:30 p.m. in the Carriage Barn, featuring four ragas including Yemen Kalyan and Bhairani. The event, funded by a Fulbright grant, has drawn recent appearances in New York at Lincoln Center and on WQXR. Public invited.
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Bennington College
Prakash Sharma
India
Delhi
New York
Fule Bright
WQKR
Lincoln Center
EXPO 67 Funding and Vermont Delegation Roles
Funding details for downtown Montreal exhibit entries include seven thousand five hundred for information, ninety two thousand five hundred for a bilingual brochure reprint, and three hundred thousand for the Vermont pavilion. Notable Vermonters and officials listed attended the Canadian weekend with Commission er Moulton and Chairman Drys dale, plus other Development Board members and Vermont Quebec Committee co chair Paul Trahan.
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Vermont
Burlington
Vermont - Quebec
Paul Trahan
Swanton
George Hayes
Enosburg Falls
Joseph Allard
A. Russell Holden
Canada
Robert Boardman
J. Warren McClure
Donald Martin
Donald Sawyer
Eugene Cenci
Charley Hubbard
William Wheeley
Robert Schill
Rutland
Daniel O’conner
Hardwick
Lawrence Handy
VDC
Donald A. Lyons
Richard W. Stillings Sr
Montpelier
George St. Onge
Richford
Sterling Emerson
Shelburne
Sepp Ruschp
Stowe
Vermont proposes leeway for late jobless claims
A hearing on changes to the employment security board's rules proposed easing acceptance of late unemployment claims by considering hardship or compelling reasons. Gov Hoff must approve. effect could begin Jan 1. Other proposals include requiring coverage employees to report and pay unemployment taxes on earnings of at least 1.25 dollars, aligning with the state minimum wage. In London, police chasing a burglary suspect borrowed a van but someone stole the police vehicle, forcing a call to headquarters for a ride to jail.
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London
UPI
Miss Burbank Says Goodbye
Miss Burbank Helen Burbank deputy secretary of State for 43 years left the State House office at 11 15 a m after being dismissed by Secretary Harry H Cooley who said I can run the office better without her She had been mentioned as a possible Republican candidate for secretary of State next fall Cooley planned to name a successor after conferring with Gov Philip H Hoff and others
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Montpelier
UPI
Helen Burbank
Burbank
State House
Secretary of State
Harry H. Cooley
Miss Burbank
Tueday
Cooley
Mental Health Group Plans Departmental Merger Fight
The Vermont Association for Mental Health and Rutland rector Rev. Donald A. Webster say they will oppose Gov. Hoff’s plan to merge the Department of Mental Health with the Health and Welfare Departments. They fear loss of autonomy and effectiveness if the merger proceeds, despite Hoff’s aim for better coordination. Dr. Jonathan Leopold also opposes the merger.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Philip H. Hoff
Donald A. Webster
Health Department
Father Webster
Episcopal Trinity Church
Mental Health Department
Hoff
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jonathan Leopold
Airman Killed As Plane Crashes In Atlantic
A Brunswick Naval Air Station anti-submarine plane with six airmen aboard ditched 25 miles southeast of Brunswick. One airman, co-pilot Lt. (j.g.) Donald S. Lavigne of Albany, died. Survivors, all in good condition, include Lt. Robert C. Muller of Brunswick and others from Maine and New York. Weather was good and rescue teams coordinated at sea.
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Maine
UPID
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Atlantic Ocean
Here
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Donald S. Lavigne
Albany
N.Y
Naval Air Station
Robert C. Muller
Emmanual A. Croasman
Lisbon Falls
Larry R. Clark
Paul L. Force
Pasquale Pape
East
Dominick St
Rome
Bennington Banner Telephones Rates and UPI Note
Classified telephones list the Bennington Banner contact details and note United Press International exclusive republication rights. It also cites home delivery options and mail rates for Vermont and nationwide subscriptions.
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United Press International
UPI
8&U
Vermont
U.S
Legislative Bills Sent to Printers in Vermont Special Session
The first part of a legislative package for the upcoming special session was shipped to printers. The leading measure calls for a constitutional convention in spring, with Gov Hoff seeking 250000 to fund it. Proposals include extending the governor's term to four years, regulating cable TV under Public Service, creating a labor relations department, and ending the poll tax.
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Montpelier
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Public Service
Department of Labor Relations
Bennington Briefs and Local Notices
There will be a meeting of all interested parties for the Bennington Industrial Basketball League Monday night at 8 at Prince's Restaurant. Pine Crest Boarding Kennel has irregular hours December 8 to December 11 due to a death in the family. Closed all day Sunday, December 12. Please telephone for appointment. ADV Iron Kettle Weekend Special baked Virginia ham with raisin sauce complete dinner 1.55. ADV Service department parts department lubrication department closed Monday December 13 for inventory. Walter L Barber Inc Pontiac Buick 114 North Bennington Rd Bennington VT.
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Bennington Industrial Basketball League
Prince’s Restaurant
Pine Crest
ADV
Walter L. Barber, Inc
PontiaceBuick
North Bennington Rd
Bennington
PSB Chairman Concerned Over High Profits
Ernest W. Gibson III, chair of the Public Service Board, voiced concern over NET&T profits, noting about seven percent monthly through September and an average near six percent on investment. He arranged a meeting with NET&T general manager William French to discuss expansion and future customer rates.
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Gibson
Net&t
William French
Burlington
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