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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1968

Page

3

GBA Joins Campaign To End Inventory Tax

The Greater Bennington Association announces joining a campaign to repeal Vermont’s personal property and inventory tax. Executive Director Hiram G. Savage labels the tax inequitable and urges removal from state records, with efforts to enlist local merchants and industry support.

Greater Bennington Association GBA Vermont Hiram G. Savage

Indiana health leader wins 1968 recreation honor

Dr. Janet MacLean of Bloomington, formerly Bennington, received Indiana Association of HEALTH, Physical Education and Recreation’s top award for outstanding services in recreation. A IU recreation professor, she has held multiple regional speaking roles and previously led Bennington programs and a local playground.

Janet MacLean William F Bloomington Ind Bennington Indiana Association of American Health, Physical Education and Recreation Indianapolis MacLean Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Indiana University Bennington High School Indiana Parks and Recreation Association Hartford Conn Augusta National Recreation Society Seattle Wash

Area Traffic Count Continues To Rise

The Vermont Department of Highways released a September traffic tabulation showing rising counts across major routes. U.S. 7 in Pownal averaged 7,519 vehicles daily, up 21.7 percent from 1967, with Sundays at 11,959. Vermont 9 in Wilmington rose from 2,278 to 2,721, a 19.4 percent gain, while Shaftsbury on U.S. 7 averaged 4,963 daily, up from 4,675, with Sundays about 2,000 higher than weekdays. Vermont 11 in Peru climbed 14.1 percent to 1,970.

Vermont Department of Highways U.S Pownal Vermont Vermont 9 Wilmington Bennington U.S. 7 Shaftsbury Vermont 11 Peru

State Orthopedic Unit To Close Rutland Office

The Rutland sub-office of Vermont Health Department Handicapped Children's Services will close after Dec. 18 due to staffing changes. Patients should contact the Rutland public health nursing office or the main office in Burlington for continued orthopedic care, with officials assuring no drop in service quality.

Jack of All Trades Bennington Community Service Center Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Inc Robert Sourcliffe GBA YMCA Bennington Senior Citizens Center Machiasport Maine New England Burlington Rutland Vermont Department of Health Joan Babbott State Health Department Child Health Services Public Health Stratton Road Handicapped Children’s Services Colchester Ave Babbott Myrtle Bitz Health Department Vermont Public Health Nursing Office

Local school boards push for continued control amid federal push

Vermont State School Directors Association members urge ongoing local governance as educator groups and state boards balance outside aid. Maine education commissioner William T. Logan Jr warns federal overreach endangers local control, stressing state leadership to guide funding and change while protecting classroom teachers.

Vermont State School Directors Association VSSDA Montpelier William T. Logan Jr Maine Logan

Police Chiefs Challenge Hoff Indictment in Vermont

Newport police chief James F. Mulcahy says Gov Hoff’s remark that local Vermont policing is outrageous is damaging. A protest letter circulates urging Hoff to provide evidence or withdraw the charge.

Newport UPI Vermont Association of Chiefs of Police VACP Philip H. Hoff James F. Mulcahy Vermont Mulcahy Hoff Conference On Criminal Justice

Soldier's note found in ballot envelope shocks poll workers

In St Louis Missouri a UPI report notes that counters of absentee ballots for servicemen found a single envelope containing a note saying Help I am being held prisoner in an Army duffel bag. The unusual message raised questions about ballot handling and security.

St, Louis, Mo UPI

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