Gasoline Contamination Strains Bennington Flats Water
Five North Bennington Road families face gasoline contamination in private wells after the Globe Union main was laid. Health officials deem it a private matter, while residents push for access to the village main or new sources. Fire and health crews test air and wells as residents fear diminishing home values and ongoing water hauling for potentially years until Woodford or other sources are developed.
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Town of
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Putnam
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Water Board
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Health Department
Burlington
Max F. Jurras
Industrial Hygiene Division
Jan. A
Fox
Lausville
Robert Richardson
Montpelier
Sgt. Richardson
John H. Williams II
Woodford
Wyman
Union Carbide
Union Carbide Corporation
Ozire Bushee
Gage St
Bushee
Henry Collins
Ernest Gratz
E. F
Jeff) Griffin
Gil Mattison
Theodore H. Beatty
Bennington Churches Back Civil Rights Project Vote
The Bennington Council of Churches, despite bad weather, met at First Baptist Church. They backed the Ted Seaver civil rights project in Mississippi and discussed an Interfaith banquet February 10 at Paradise Restaurant with Rabbi Goldberg as speaker. The Easter play The Jericho Road is set for April 4 at the Baptist Church. Next meeting is April 5 at North Bennington Congregational Church.
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Bennington Council of Churches
First Baptist Church
Paradise Restaurant
Rabbi Goldberg of
Rutland
Jericho Road
Noreton Barber
Baptist Church
Breard Hawks
Ted Seaver
Montpelier
Mississippi
North Bennington Congregational Church
Your Octane Rating as a Leadership Leader
Washington UPI report notes Mariner 4 passed 115 million miles on its 714th day flight to Mars. Launched November from Cape Kennedy, it is set to pass within 5,400 miles of Mars on July 14.
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UPI
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Cape Kennedy
Volkswagen
Angney Seeks Aid On Gypsy Moth Control
Vermont state and national officials discuss a cooperative gypsy moth suppression plan for southwestern Vermont. Senator Angney and Rep. Doyle seek ARS guidance while noting local infestations in Arlington and Pownal. ARS supports multi-state action with Massachusetts and New York to curb spread.
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Allan B. Angney Jr
Bennington County
Vermont
George D. Aiken
Federal Agricultural Research Service
ARS
Arlington Town
Marjorie Doyle
Departments of Forests and Parks, Agriculture
Massachusetts
New York
Moorestown
N.J
Shepherd
Arlington
Pownal
Stratton Arts Festival Concert Saturday
The Stratton Arts Festival opens with a winter concert on February 13 at 8 p.m. in the Stratton Mountain base lodge presented by the Brattleboro Music Center under Mrs. Blanche Moyse. Pianists Louis Moyse and John Buttrick lead the program with the chorus featuring Miss Benito Valente. previous events were at the base lodge last October and a Town Hall concert in New York City.
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Stratton Mountain Base Lodge
Brattleboro Music Center
Blanche Moyse
Louis Moyse
John Buttrick
Benito Valente
Base Lodge
New York City
Proby Returns With New Record After Stage Rip Incident
London UPI reports pop singer P. J. Proby, whose tour was banned after his trousers ripped on stage, plans a new record titled I Apologize. The usual Saturday Tyro lean show, directed by ski school director Emc Henrich, has been moved to February 18.
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UPI
P. J. Proby
Emc Henrich
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