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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
2
Gov Hoff will unveil the bipartisan plan for a 164 member House and 30 member Senate based on raw population figures, after meeting with House Speaker Billings Jr and Rep Partridge, amid debate over federal compliance and reapportionment methods in Vermont.
The New York State Highway Department permits metal studded snow tires with tread studs up to three-eighths of an inch in diameter and not protruding more than seven sixty-fourths of an inch. Stud contact must not exceed 3 percent of the tread surface at any time. Also, a wage increase between 11 and 11.65 is granted to 340 members of the American Newspaper Guild after an 18 day strike in Albany. The rise will stretch over three years and help fund fringe benefits. A second strike issue involves a flexible workday proposal. A women self defense course will be offered in Lansingburg as part of the spring adult education program to address street molesters.
Adams selectmen voice shock over a 1,093,209 school budget for next year an increase of 227,000 they say cannot be supported by the town. Fred Dabrowski calls the plan outrageous and suggests using mobile classrooms is unacceptable while the superintendent faces criticism. In Berkshire Gilbert Kittredge elected Berkshire Red Cross chairman succeeding Laughran Walter. Mt Greylock High School to host Friday Christmas concert directed by Helen Fohrhaltz with old European carols by the chorus and chorale.
New York stock prices opened narrowly mixed. Comsat rose 4 to 62, Texas Gulf Sulphur up 14 to 50, National Dairy Products up 80 34, Grumman 4 to 53 34, and Jones and Laughlin unchanged at 68 34.
AFL-CIO leaders pressed President Johnson for early action in the new Congress to repeal section 14b of Taft-Hartley and eliminate right-to-work laws in 20 states. Meany and other union spokesmen planned to urge the President at a 1 p.m. EST meeting, while Johnson’s stance remained unclear amid broader legislative priorities.
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