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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1968

Page

14

Nixon Enters Campaign With GOP Support But Seeks Proof

Washington Nixon enters the 1968 presidential race carrying broad Republican support yet faces pressure from party members to show he can deliver a decisive victory against President Johnson next November. Many backers approve of him, but several demand assurance of his poll strength and vote-getting power for the GOP.

GOP Johnson

Solons Pass Resolution Honoring Reid Lefevre

Vermont lawmakers unanimously approved a tribute to Rep Reid Lefevre of Manchester Center following his death, praising his long service as dean of the House and longtime chair of the Ways and Means Committee, his warmth, humor, and advocacy for relief for the young and vulnerable.

Ways and Means Reid Lefevre

Arlington and Shaftsbury Funerals and Political Outlook

Funeral masses were held for Edward Delaney in Arlington and Lydia Harrington in Shaftsbury with burial at local cemeteries. The report also covers a Senate-House resolution in honor of Reid Lefevre, eulogies by Rep. Broutsas and Newell, and a political analysis noting Nixon’s viability in 1968 primaries against Romney and Reagan, plus Briggs of policy shifts in wage and price guidance.

State House Senate House of Representatives General Assembly Reid Lefevre Secretary of State Michael Broutsas West Brattleboro Graham S. Newell St. Johnsbury

Dept Silent On Beltline Proposals Rutland and Essex Beltlines

MONTPELIER UPI Highway Department officials remained silent about beltline construction plans for Rutland and Essex Junction. The beltlines are part of a 14 year program with planning but no timetable, as financial problems force a restudy of the arterial system. Officials declined to say how priorities affect the two beltline projects. Burlington UPI The fourth of five children burned in a St. Albans house fire died Laurie Doner 7, after burns to over half of her body. Three sisters died earlier. Lisa 6 survived in critical condition. The Doner children were trapped in their bedrooms as flames engulfed the Maple Street home.

Burlington UPI St. Albans Mary Fletcher Vermont Medical Center Hospital Laurie Doner Margaret Francis Deborah Lisa Francis Doner Maple Street

DuMont Files for New Hampshire Republican Primary

Concord New Hampshire Don DuMont a 64 year old Chicago mechanical engineer filed nominating petitions to appear on the GOP presidential preference ballot. His campaign slogan promises less taxes and more pay with liberty and good humor. The primary, first in the nation, is set for March 12.

Concord N.H

Campaign Goal Set by Herrick for Heart Fund Drive

Dr and Mrs Francis Herrick announce Bennington County aims to raise 4090 dollars. Bennington Village Fire Department volunteers aid the drive as Heart Sunday teams visit neighbors Feb 18 to deliver education and collect contributions during the seven day peak period.

Francis Herrick Bennington Heart Fund Bennington County Bennington Village Heart Sunday

Bennington district eyes BCHS rental for public schools

The Bennington and Mt Anthony boards weighed leasing BCHS to the Bennington School District to handle ninth graders and relieve space at Park Street. Estimated rental fits between 3,000 and 5,000 dollars above current costs, with 17,000 in utilities and janitorial expenses versus 12,000. If BCHS is not leased, Mt Anthony may face adding a few changes to the day and possibly building expansion.

Bennington Woodford BCHS Pizzano Sennett St. Francis de Sales Academy Sacred Heart School Parochial Board Leon E. Wagner Kelley Mt. Anthony John P. Morrissey Catherine Corcoran Wagner Bennington South Supervisory Union Morrissey Supt Park Street Pownal

Plans To Raze Pavilion Hotel For Capitol Complex

The House Institutions Committee advances a revised plan to replace the Pavilion Hotel with a $7.3 million six story office building as part of a $16 million capitol complex. Rep. Edward Conlin criticizes earlier renovation savings figures as inaccurate while Senate committees review the plan.

Montpelier UPI House Institutions Committee Edward Conlin Windsor Senate Institutions Committee Senate Appropriations Committee Conlin

Area Obituaries Mrs. Karl O Estes Randolph Vermont

Obituary notices from Randolph Bennington Shaftsbury Sunderland and Dorset list Mrs Maude Estes 82 widow of Karl O Estes longtime Vermont OES officer died Wednesday at Eastern Star Home Randolph born Weston Dec 21 1885 a Bennington resident for most of life and active in OES including grand treasurer of Vermont for 13 years The service details and survivors are given with memorials to the Eastern Star Home

Randolph Maude (Foster) Estes Karl O. Estes Eastern Star Grand Chapter Vermont Bennington Clarence and Etta (Moore) Foster Weston Black River Academy Ludlow Estes Bennington Mt. Anthony OES OES Grand Chapter Second Congregational Church Kanee Pownal Laverne Estes Miami Beach Fla Francis Estes Cincinnati Ohio Donald Estes Dwight Foster Kenneth Foster Springfield Day Funeral Hillside Street Thomas D. Steffen Park Lawn Cemetery Helen Atwell Anthony

Hoff administration proposes mandatory school districting plan

The House received the Hoff administration's bill requiring consolidation of local districts unable to merge after three tries. It directs the Education Board to publish a geographical plan for unified districts by July and districts to submit reorganization proposals by January. If needed, up to three proposals are voted on, and after the third failure the board selects one and files for approval. An incentive bonus is proposed for districts that unite. A second measure clarifies voter eligibility at town meetings for the Free man's Oath requirement and residency.

State Education Board

Bennington Briefs Cover Local News And Events

Bennington reports Katharine Cahoon admitted to White River Junction VA Hospital. Stratton Mountain ski area notes a 30 to 39 inch base with fair to good conditions. Bridge winners crowned William Kantrowitz and Stanley Pike. Altar Rosary Society slides show Yosemite Park and other scenes at John XXIII Institute. Mt Anthony Union High School candy sale underway through Feb 8 with after school sales at CVPS store. Beauty shop special on perms from Jan 29 to Feb 10 with tiered pricing. Iron Kettle Friday deal features fried shrimp meal. Town Realty correction issued. Funeral service for Lefevre described with Gov. Hoff praising his legislative work and Vermont contributions. entombment planned for Factory Point Cemetery with spring burial in Dorset.

Lefevre Zion Episcopal Church Michael DiMonda Bonnet Street U.S. 7 St. Paul’s State House Norman Roberts Father Clayton Beattie Gov. Hoff Hoff Vermont State of Manchester Earle Jones Leonard Pesky Russell Pelaquis Albert Lueth Manchester Center Jack Paul Troy N.Y Philip de. Rapp Rangely Maine King Reid Factory Point Dorset

Hospital Notes Admissions Landmarks and Discharges

Admission list includes Lucienne Harrington Floyd Mattison Bennington Byron Michaels Berlin NY Jacob K Webber Diane Webber Eagle Bridge NY Emma Smith Hoo sick Falls Della Burke Pownal Discharge notes name Mary Damon Wayne L Heur eux James Carroll Bennington Lynn Young North Bennington Robert McKeighan Arlington Edith North Hoosick Falls.

Lucienne Harrington Floyd Mattison Bennington Byron Michaels Berlin N.Y Jacob K. Webber Diane Webber Eagle Bridge N. Y Emma Smith Hoosick Falls Della Burke Pownal Mary Damon Wayne L’heureux James Carroll Lynn Young North Bennington Robert McKeighan Arlington Edith North

Stock Averages Report At Noon February First Nineteen Sixty Eight

Dow Jones industrial average at 855.76 up 0.29 points and the rail index at 228.73 down 0.29 while utilities rise to 129.82 by 0.76. Composite average stands at 303.53 up 0.21 with volume totaling 5,710,000 shares.

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