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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1974

Page

1

Weather forecast cloudy and cool with light snow possible

Cloudy and cool today with a high in the mid 30s. Increasing clouds tonight with a chance of light snow or flurries, continuing into Wednesday. Low tonight in the upper 20s. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy with a high in the low to mid 30s. Sunset 4 31, sunrise 7 24.

Deficit vanishes town sees surplus in Bennington budget

Bennington selectmen hold crisis doubts after Town Manager Harold R. Saunders presents new figures showing a 1974 75 surplus rather than a deficit and lower tax delinquency than feared. They vote to obtain a detailed financial statement from Town Treasurer Alma Langlois and plan a finance committee review ahead of next week’s meeting. Aileen Harrington appointed to Zoning Board of Adjustment to fill vacancy from William Hoisington’s death.

Bennington Saunders Gerald P. Morrissey Selectmen Richard B. Leake III Alma Langlois Aileen Harrington Zoning Board of Adjustment William Hoisington

Watergate jury delves deeper with no verdict in sight

Washington UPI reports the Watergate cover up jury sealed itself in a win dowless second floor room for a second time with nine women and three men deliberating on guilt or innocence of Nixon aides. They requested transcripts and were told none could be provided, while juror Hoffar led as foreman amid fatigue.

Washington UPI Richard M. Nixon U.S. District Democratic Party Nixon John J. Sirica John N. Mitchell H. R. Haldeman John D. Fhrlichman Robert C. Marcian Kenneth W. Parkinson Sirica Mitchell John W. Dean III Jeb Stuart Magruder Fred LaRue

Welfare benefits to rise despite budget cuts in Vermont

MONTPELIER UPI Welfare benefits are set to increase about 9 percent in July even as the Human Services Agency cuts 75 to 80 employees. Secretary Thomas Davis said benefits remain a top priority but recipients will reach only 84 percent of estimated need, down from 90 percent last year, due to inflation and potential rate adjustments. About 23,000 people now receive assistance, with 20 new welfare caseworker positions opened as part of the plan.

Davis Waterbury State Mental Hospital

American Gold Rush Begins Amid Ceremony and Doubt

The United States allows gold buying again with lavish openings in Chicago and New York, where stars and lawmakers lead purchases. Prices fall on European markets while U S buyers flock to bullion, certificates, and medallions amid warnings of uncertainty and counterfeit risks.

United States Mid-America Zurich Paris Frankfurt Sen James Buckley Rn.y Dean Jones Englehardt New Jersey Medallic Art. Co Danbury Republic of Panama South Africa Britain Chicago New York Chicago Board of Trade

Banks wary as gold sales limited in Vermont counties

Banks statewide resist gold sales despite market interest. State officials say gold remains a commodity not a banking investment, with 72 percent of assets held by state banks and most local banks declining to buy or store gold. Some institutions may relay orders to dealers or outside lenders, but warn buyers about risk and inflation.

U.S Bennington County James A. Guest Charles Kulp Vermont Kulp Catamount National Bank Vermont National Bank Chittenden Trust Co

Civil rights suit planned over Luis Ponce Jr shooting

The ACLU of Vermont plans to file a civil rights suit on behalf of Ponce's widow in Burlington alleging rights violations in the shot of Luis M. Ponce Jr outside a Red Lion restaurant. Autopsy and police testimony described Miles had two beers hours earlier but said to have no effect. The case prompts federal inquiry and a prior ruling of justifiable homicide by State's Attorney Leahy.

Burlington UPI Luis M. Ponce Jr American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont Ponce ACLU David Harrison Harold Miles Torney Francis X. Murray Miles Red Lion Ponice Murray Partick J. Leahy U.S. Senate Leahy

Vermont to compensate billboard owners for 1968 removal

Governor Salmon announced that Vermont will pay about 335000 to billboard owners as part of the 1968 removal law. The decision frees about 7.5 million in federal highway funds and ends the state’s appeal of the Highway Beautification Act. The plan includes 200000 in bonds and 135000 held in escrow to cover the state share.

U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals New York Salmon Congress Ford State Highway Department

Mills admits drinking problem on National. senate NH issue debated

Inside National reports Mills acknowledges a drinking problem amid questions whether a second New Hampshire senator will emerge. Local items note Stoneman defends prison Christmas furloughs and Blue Cross issues. Page views include CIA debate, education concerns, nuclear material concerns, solar heating housing, Shaftsbury funds, and local political spending.

Mills New Hampshire Stoneman Blue Cross Tom Braden CIA UVM Shaftsbury PBS Mau Rocky Bleier John Randolph The Bobcat

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By Jan Slusmon Bennington College Kenneth M. Kensinger Federal Haldeman Ehrlichman Senate Watergate Committee Jon A. Hoffar U.S. Park By Bobby Ray Miller United Press International Charles C. Smith Las Vegas Old Golp Chittenden County Harrison U.S. Justice Department Civil Rights Division State
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