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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1976

Page

6

Model Congress Opens at Mt. Anthony Union High School

Mt Anthony Union High School hosts the annual Model Congress in Bennington with the Contemporary American Issues class sponsoring. Controversial topics include statehood for foreign countries, ending aerial wolf hunting in Alaska, abolishing the vice presidency, and returning the Panama Canal to Panama.

Mt. Anthony Union High School Panama Canal Panama Bennington Lions Club Bennington Free

Leahy Opposes Federal Pay Raises but Backs Disclosure

Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont rejects 1977 pay hikes for federal judges cabinet members and top officials while supporting parts of a report to President Ford on public financial disclosure. He will vote against Senate House pay raises in 1977 though he cosponsored 94th Congress legislation denying congressional raises.

Washington UPI Patrick Leahy D-Vt Congress Leahy Ford Commission On Executive United States Senate House of Representatives

State offers swine flu shots to all Vermont first graders

The Vermont State Health Department announced that all first grade children will be offered immunization against swine influenza. With vaccine limited to about 7,500 doses, no additional supply is expected. Two injections will be given in schools with Public Health Nursing Division cooperation after parental permission.

Burlington Vermont Vermont State Health Department Public Health Nursing Division

Store oil in New England, Durkin says

Sen John Durkin of New Hampshire urged storing part of the proposed 500 million barrel emergency oil reserve in New England. He noted residents suffered most during the Arab oil embargo and warned of further curtailment. A report to Congress will decide if reserves should be held in New England along with Texas or Louisiana.

Washington UPI New England John Durkin D.H Durking Frank Zarb Congress Texas Louisiana

Kehoe Named Youth Delegate for UCP Conference

William Kehoe of Bennington is named one of two Vermont delegates to the National Youth Leadership Conference in Orlando Florida from December 27 to 31. A Mt. Anthony Union High School graduate and former Vermont Achievement Center student, he will join peers from UCP affiliates nationwide for four days of workshops and planning sessions on disability awareness and removing architectural barriers. Kehoe also belongs to Squeaking Wheels, a Vermont youth group. The other Vermont delegate is Steven Hancock of Charlotte.

William Kehoe Bennington United Cerebral Palsy Vermont Orlando Fla Vermont Achievement Center Mt. Anthony Union High School UCP U.S Kehoe Squeaking Wheels Steven Hancock Charlotte

Fires Doused on Grassy Fields Near Landfill Memorial Highway

Rural Fire Department responded to two late season blazes in grassy fields along Landfill Memorial Highway on Tuesday and Monday. A firefighter lamented the lack of snow as a cause. Separately, William Millard of 106 Lincoln St. left for Navy A school in Meridian Miss after two weeks home leave. He will be stationed in Hawaii after training, with boot camp in Orlando.

Landfill Memorial Highway William Millard William Virginia Millard Lincoln St Meridian Miss Navy Accounting School Hawaii Donald S. Roach North Street Robert Farnum Rollin Street Mt. Anthony Union High School Orlando Fla

Bank Employees Donate to Bennington Food Shelf Drive

Christmas charity flows from First Vermont Bank & Trust Co to the Bennington Opportunity Council. Staff offered ongoing cash and canned goods to stock the emergency food shelf, with a voucher system aiding needy families and a call for more local store participation.

Bennington County First Vermont Bank & Trust Co Main St Bennington Bert Lane BOC First Vermont Bob Gratton Emergency Food Shelf Cheryl Briggs Gratton Ms. Briggs P&c Grattan

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