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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1967
Page
2
Commissioner James E. Malloy reminded Vermont motorists that all passenger cars must be registered by March 1. With under a month left only about one third of 1966 registrants had filed for 1967 plates. Applications are available at town clerks offices, enforcement offices, or the Montpelier DMV.
Two 16-year-olds, Dennis Wilbert of Burlington and John Shequin of Colchester, were indicted for first degree murder in the December death of William Bishop, 60, a Charlotte dairyman. Bishop was shot in Shelburne and found December 11 near Brandon Training Center. The youths, held on $100,000 bail, pleaded innocent to the car theft charge and await arraignment in Chittenden District Court.
Lyman C. Hunt of the National Retired Teachers Association and the A A R P joined lawmakers in Washington for a two day conference on aging policy. Sen Winston L Prouty urged broad Social Security changes including raising the minimum monthly benefit toward seventy dollars with scaled increases. Goddard College to raise room and board by 100 to reach 3200 total cost. aid recipients will see cost of education rise from 1200 to 1300.
ALBANY Dr D Joseph Demis of St Louis has been named head of dermatology at Albany Medical Center He will be professor of dermatology and chief dermatologist succeeding Dr Joseph J Russo A Union College graduate with Rochester Yale training he has authored over 47 dermatology publications and won a 1965 Public Health Service award. EASTON Niagara Mohawk completes sale of 900 acres for 100 million nuclear plant site Purchase price undisclosed. construction not to start for at least a year with completion by early 1972. HOOSICK FALLS Prof A Wiley Sherwood head of Aerospace Engineering at University of Maryland elected a fellow of ASME. He is a Hoosick Falls High School graduate and a RPI and Univ of Maryland alumnus.
In Williamstown the Selectmen stated they will not grant advance approval or disapproval on expansion of Albert Bachand’s mobile home park until a formal application is filed. Bachand cited an oral sale commitment and a condition of 75 extra spaces. the board maintains policy requires a formal application first. In Pittsfield the new high school gym will seat 2,020 for basketball, while the Boys' Club gym seats 2,700 and can be split into three floors for PE use. North Adams released a long playing album by accordionist Ronald Richardello, After Hours With Ron Richardello, endorsed by comedian George Jessell as the greatest accordionist in America today.
Vermont Governor Hoff urged a stronger state voice in federal grants administration before an interstate relations subcommittee. Iowa Governor Hughes backed Muskie's plan to streamline the program and coined Grantsmanship. The pair criticized scattered agencies and highlighted a Vermont EDA misstep as an example of delays. NEWHAVEN pub imposes new rule banning customers from buying others drinks to curb fear of unaffordable rounds.
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