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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1974

Page

7

Tragic accident claims two children in Mendon crash

Hoosick Falls native William Fleming and his wife Karen were seriously injured in a crash on Ionia Road near Mendon. Their two daughters Kelly 13 and Kathy 11 died. Siblings and relatives traveled to Rochester hospitals as funeral arrangements began.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Rochester William Fleming Karen Kelly Mary Kathleen Kathy Fleming Strong Memorial Hospital Hyatt Hospital Columbus Ohio Luke Harry Joseph Fleming Ann Post Katherine LaFlamme Bernard Fleming Walter Fleming Church of the Immaculate Conception St. Mary’s Ionia Road Mendon Monroe County Richard Fleming

CEO sponsored food co op to open in Hoosick Falls

A community food cooperative under the CEO will start in Hoosick Falls on January 14 with produce and bread. Volunteers, order forms, and weekly Monday 9 am to 1 pm ordering are arranged at 18 Classic Street. Food stamps accepted. refunds if short. paper bags and egg cartons needed. volunteers urged to contact the CEO office at 686-9373.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Rensselaer County Commission On Economic Opportunity Gwen Wright Troy Nassau Dunham Hollow Grafton Stephentown Classic Street Menands Wright Grace Brandi Capitol District Transportation Authority CDTA Brandi Elizabeth Holmes

A Christmas Wish by Profile Ensemble at Museum

Williamstown hosts Profile Ensemble Theatre from Springfield for a 3 30 p m matinée on Wednesday December 18 at the Children’s Museum. Sponsored by the Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts and the museum the short musical features three dolls rag doll clown and ballerina who come to life with minimal staging and a workshop session after the performance.

Williamstown Mass Profile Ensemble Theatre Group of Springfield Children’s Museum Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts

Vermont Tech President Resigns Amid Merger Debate

Vermont Technical College President Pierre Kieffer announced his resignation after a decade in office. The Vermont State College Board of Trustees accepted it with regret and set no departure date. Trustees will discuss merger options with the University of Vermont and potential centralized administration at a meeting next month, actions Kieffer has opposed.

Burlington UPI Vermont Technical College Pierre Kieffer Kieffer Vermont State College Board of Trustees University of Vermont

Jeffords critiques House for oil depletion bill vote denial

Rep James M. Jeffords laments the House Rules Committee's refusal to vote on a tax bill ending the oil depletion allowance. He blames Democratic leadership for inaction, warns of continued tax inequities, and says a similar bill may pass next year.

Sugar boycott urged by Vermont labor leader

Labor leader Robert Harris urged Vermonters to boycott sugar at a breakfast meeting in Waterbury attended by Gov. Salmon and Sen elect Leahy. Harris, executive secretary of the Vermont State Labor Forum, said high sugar costs are aimed at windfall profits by producers and refiners and he will file a formal boycott resolution at the forum’s next quarterly meeting in Springfield.

Waterbury UPI Robert Harris

Fuel prices hold steady in Vermont December

Vermont energy office reports stable fuel costs in December with regular gasoline down one tenth of a cent and kerosene up slightly while home heating oil stays unchanged. Inventories are high and a strike threat could push home heating oil prices lower if refinery workers reach a contract by January 7.

Teamster Leader Robert Heath Dies at 59

Robert Heath, 59, longtime president of Vermont Local 597 Teamsters Union, died Friday of a heart attack. He served St. Johnsbury Trucking for 30 years. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. Calderwood Funeral Home with burial in Cabot. Survived by a sister in St. Johnsbury and two daughters.

ST. Johnsbury Robert Heath Vermont Teamsters Union

Carey to head study group for cutting New York state waste

Gov elect Hugh Carey will appoint a study group led by Lt Gov elect Mary Ann Krupsak to cut waste and overlap in state agencies. The group mirrors the earlier Little Hoover Commission which made little progress before resigning to allow Carey to form his own team.

Albany Mary Ann Krupsak Hugh Carey Hoover Commission Malcolm Wilson Carey

Stores defy closing laws in Colonie mall

Thirty five stores in Colonie's Northway Mall stayed open on Sunday defying blue laws while shoppers prepped for Christmas. Police did not interfere and merchants reported strong sales. Store managers expect to stay open next Sunday but do not want a permanent change. Officials and police have long argued over enforcement, but this weekend they did not intervene. Shoppers welcomed the Sunday hours.

Colonie Northway

Berkshire union votes against regionalized schools plan

North Berkshire Superintendency Union members from Savoy Monroe Florida and Clarksburg met last Wednesday to oppose proposed requirements that their four towns' schools merge with North Adams or Adams Cheshire districts. They argue regionalization would erode home rule raise costs and erode community ties. a 1977 dissolution bill is under consideration.

Florida — Committee North Berkshire Superintendency Union North Adams Adams-Cheshire Savoy Monroe Florida Clarksburg

General Cable announces 22 layoffs in Cornish division

WILLIAMSTOWN General Cable Corp says 22 more workers are laid off at the Cornish wire division with nine from North Adams and 13 from the Williamstown plant. About 110 layoffs have occurred since September as management flags ongoing day to day cuts in a flexible business environment.

Williamstown General Cable Corp Cornish Wire Frederick A. Smith Berkshire Pownal Smith North Adams

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