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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1973

Page

20

Bennington Rec Budget Drafted For 18 Months In 74 75

The Bennington Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed a proposed 18 month 264355 budget for 1974 75 with 271335 initially proposed but adjusted by 17700 in deletions and 10700 in additions. The plan accounts for federal grants and a full 18 month Community Recreation Center period opening in October this year.

Bennington Recreation Department Parks & Recreation Commission Bennington Loomis G. Dana

Campground case challenges Woodford BCA ruling

A Woodford BCA decision denying a 35 acre private campground on Route 9 Woodford Mountain is appealed in Bennington County Court. Brattleboro lawyer Kenneth V. Fischer Jr. for John H. Poor argues the panel acted on matters outside the evidence and questions BCA jurisdiction.

Woodford Board of Civil Authority Bennington Brattleboro Kenneth V. Fischer Jr John H. Poor Wilmington Woodford Bca BCA Fischer Poor

Compromise seen between Dailey firm and HRBCEPA

A potential agreement between William E Daily Inc of Shaftsbury and HRB CEPA attorney Richard Axelrod may end a dispute with the Agency for Environmental Conservation. At a Rutland meeting Dailey Jr and agency officials discussed whether Paran Creek relocation and a new dike fell under a land use permit. The agency noted a poorly drafted permit and urged specific land-use permits, proposing a direct talk between Dailey and Axelrod to avoid further delays.

William E. Daily Axelrod Dailey

Mt Anthony Model Congress Debates Impeachment Proposals

Committees of Mt Anthony discuss at least three impeachment resolutions as they prepare for tomorrow's House and Senate sessions. Activities include Santa Claus visit at the Community Recreation Center on Saturday and a full schedule of water events for youth, synchronized swim, polo, and meets, with public attendance urged. The gatherings are held across local venues including the Second Congregational Church, Bennington Free Library, and St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Tomorrow's high school auditorium sessions aim to reach a compromise on future fill operations.

Mt. Anthony the Recreation Department Santa Claus Santa North Adams Union High School House Senate Second Congregational Church Bennington Free Library St. Peter’s Episcopal Church

Thievery Plagues Bennington Center Locker Room

The Bennington Parks and Recreation Commission heard complaints about petty theft at the Community Recreation Center. Gerry Baker cited theft of socks and bathing caps from her children and others, especially in the girls locker room. Physical Director Pat Schaffer said the problem is widespread and has prompted locking her office and appointing two girl monitors to assist in surveillance, though the layout hinders constant monitoring.

Bennington Parks & Recreation Commission Gerry Baker Schaffer Ms. Schaffer Selectman

Liberty Union seeks to recruit amid low mood in Vermont

In Montpelier, Bernard Sanders, new Liberty Union leader, vows door to door organizing to enlarge the third party. He targets a coalition of low income, working people, seniors, and students to resist insurance firms, banks, politicians, and corporate interests amid energy and oil profits concerns.

Sanders Vermont Exxon Corp Liberty Union U.S Nixon Deane C. Davis Congress White House

Obituaries Include Hoosick Falls and Bennington Death Notices

Maud M Tefft 91 of Classic Street Hoosick Falls died Tuesday after a brief illness. Funeral Friday at 2 at Robson Funeral Home Hoosick Falls officiated by Rev Joel B Miller. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Hoosick Falls. Catherine C Hayes 81 Castleton died Wednesday at Crescent Manor Nursing Home Bennington. Survivors include two daughters and four grandchildren. Richard M Pradon 36 King Hotel Bennington died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Burial Center Shaftsbury Cemetery. Funeral services Friday at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Bennington with details of call and Rosary tonight.

Maud M. Tefft Classic Street Hoosick Falls N.Y Bennington Robson Funeral Home Joel B. Miller St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Quincy M. Tefft Clark Knitting Mill St. Hilda’s Guild Maple Grove Catherine C. Hayes John L. Hayes Castleton Crescent Manor Andrew Harriet (Ely) Clark St. John’s Crippen Fellows Post American Legion Auxiliary Harriet O’dell Mary Manfredi Rutland Mahar and Son Funeral Home Durfee Funeral Home Fair Haven St. John’s Church Raymond M. Cronan Hillside Cemetery Richard M. Pradon King Hotel Hanson- Walbridge Center Shaftsbury Cemetery Mark Gulf Filling Station Shaftsbury Burlington Freeport Long Island Michael Charlotte (Greenocker) Pradon Vermont Mack Moulding Co Arlington American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Manchester Alma Pradon New York

Bennington Community Briefs Highlights Meetings and Services

The Bennington Town Democratic Committee will meet tonight at 8 at the Beech Street Firehouse. The ski and skate exchange is at the Community Recreation Center. The Fire Department will spray Christmas trees for fire resistance on December 16 and 23, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Bradford Hook and Ladder Firehouse on Safford Street, announced by Chief Joseph Wassick. There is no charge for this service. Call 447-0111 for the Hot Line, 7 to midnight, confidential.

Bennington Democratic Committee Beech Street Bradford Hook and Ladder Safford Street Joseph Wassick

Who'll rule the nukes in the regulatory battle

Nixon assigns radiation standard setting to the Atomic Energy Commission over the EPA, reshaping federal power. The shift aims to curb environmental regulation by promoting independence, but sparks turf fights among AEC, EPA, CEQ, DOE, Interior, and state authorities as court cases test authority and jurisdiction.

Gladwin Hill N.Y. Times News Service Nixon Atomic Energy Commission Environmental Protection Agency Department of Agriculture Department of Interior Federal Aviation Agency National Environmental Policy Act Council On Environmental Quality the Environmental Protection EPA Secretary of Agriculture Council Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Aency Congress Northwest Alaska Department of the Interior AEC Environmental Agency White House United States Supreme Court California

Hospital Notes Admissions From Bennington

Admissions list names Mary Sleeman Theodore Jordan Donald King Ed Forrest and Thomas A Cushman Jr Discharges include Barry Hyman Donald Gerow Jane Behan Ar minda Kenney Rosemary Dalley and baby boy Birth for Richard Wilkins and wife at Pawlet New York Cambridge and Hoosick Falls referenced with towns in the region

Bennington Mary Sleeman Theodore Jordan Donald King Ed Forrest Thomas A. Cushman Jr Barry Hyman North Bennington Donald Gerow Pownal Jane Behan Arminda Kenney Hoosick Falls N.Y Rosemary Dalley Baby Boy Cambridge, N.Y

Funeral for Chouinard to be Saturday in Barre

Leopold Chouinard a 20 year old Air Force sergeant and sole survivor of the Delta jetliner crash at Logan International Airport will receive funeral rites in Barre Vermont on Saturday A special Air Force honor unit from Plattsburgh New York will accompany the body to St Monica's Church for full military services at 10 am He died Tuesday night after 133 days of battle from severe burns and complications including pneumonia and infections to his kidney heart and brain his condition had fluctuated with intermittent improvement and periods of delirium and disorientation following the crash

Boston UPI Leopold Chouinard Air Force Delta Logan International Airport Barre Special Air Force Plattsburgh N.Y St. Monica’s Church Chouinard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Commission Dana Hank Tenney Pat Schaffer Senior Citizens Jonathan Brown Washington Rogers C.B. Morton Melvin Laird Roy Ashe Business Council Kenneth R. Clayton Chittenden Trust Co South Street Chittenden Putnam Square Sunoco South Union Streets Ruskin Clayton Methodist Church Haynes and Kane Bank Pleasant Street Main Street Lamb Bennington Selectmen Dailey Firm Hrbcepa Southern Wetlands Agency Stephen Sease The Banner Sease Model Congress Alan Fortney Upstreet Beth Skinner Ed Herbst J.R.R. Tolkien Pat J. C. Jerome Selectmen James Merunowicz Recreation Department Miss Maud Tefft Bennington Briefs Richard Wilkins Pawlet
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