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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1977

Page

7

Battenkill Grange Notes Charter Members Night Observed

Battenkill Grange held a Charter Members Night with living charter members listed. Two attended, Mrs. Curnel Vaughn and Sidney Crofut. Vaughn hospitalized, Lindsey recently a patient, and Mrs. Law a patient at Bennington Convalescent Home. A corsage and boutonniere were presented. officers and past roles noted. 17 baby pictures shown. birthdays sung. a dues supper and Home Ec decorations featured. Community and February social plans and a March 2 Home Ec program announced.

Battenkill Grange Curnel Vaughn Charles Lindsey Sidney Crofut Maude Law Fred William Lemberg Vaughn Shirley Crofut West Arlington Green The Grange Sidney Dorothy Hard Merwin Crofut Neta Crofut Helen Cleveland Jennie Stewart Pawlet Gayle Paustian John Reber Home Ec Lillian Milan Arline Sheila Moffitt Mike Hayes John Williams Florence Woltman Prudence Vaughn Nancy Simson Legislative Community Citizen Molly Stark Ethan Allen Pomona Bennington Grange Hazel Hogan Bennington

Open meeting on housing in Hoosick Falls

Hoosick Falls Town Housing Authority will hold an open meeting on February 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the United Presbyterian Church to brief landlords on HUD section 8 subsidies. The program provides 500000 to aid rent payments for about 40 low income Hoosick residents over two years, with Berlant detailing leases building inspections and subsidy payments. Jeffrey Fleming of Manchester, a Vermont Tech student, named to the fall honors list.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Town of Hoosick Joseph Brlant Berlant Jeffrey Fleming Manchester Vermont Technical College Randolph

Williams College names seven tenure promotions to associate rank

Seven Williams College assistant professors are promoted to associate professor with tenure, effective July 1 1977 for one and July 1 1978 for six others. The board approved extending the second term for assistant professors from three to four years, with tenure decisions in the middle of the second term. Names include Jay M. Pasachoff in astronomy receiving tenure July 1 1977, and five men plus one woman named to tenure track July 1 1978 in English biology political science religion and related fields.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Williams College Board of Trustees Williams Jay M. Pasachoff Hopkins Observatory Harvard Menzel Harvard College Observatory Hale Observatories Mt. Wilson Palomar Carnegie Institution of Washington Harvard University Woodrow Wilson and Danforth Foundation Bell Lynda K. Bundtzen University of Minnesota University of Chicago Bundtzen Danforth Woodrow Wilson Sylvia Plath Lee C. Drickamer Oberlin College Michigan

Vermont Officials Aim to Streamline Agencies and Ballot Reform

Secretary of State James Guest plans sunset legislation to reduce state agencies and programs with periodic reviews and public guidelines. He seeks ballot reform, public board appointments, and readable summaries of new regulations, plus publicized vacancies. Health chief McBean says the Tooth Fairy program can grow despite budget cuts, expanding to 1,500 children, with changes in fees and services under discussion.

Burlington UPI Vermont Marshall McBean McBean Health Department Richard Snelling State Dental Society Legislature Board of Health

Vermont Senator Proposes Rape Law Revisions

Sen. David Gibson of Windham County backs changes to a proposed Vermont rape law. He argues defense should be allowed to introduce a victim’s past sexual conduct if she is a prostitute or known for promiscuity. The plan aims to shield victims from cross examination of sexual history unless directly relevant to the case. Gibson also urges allowing separate trials for multiple defendants in gang rape cases to avoid repeat appearances by the victim.

Gibson

Controversial Mt. Holly tourist farm eyed for court clash

Manchester veterinarian James Kinsey seeks Superior Court over state Environmental Board appeal on Feb 16 for his planned tourist farm. Kinsey argues the board favors environmental views, while the district commission already granted a land use permit despite Weston’s appeal. In a separate item, Jerome Weber, 27, of Highgate Center, held on $10,000 bail for extradition to Washington on burglary, linked to the fatal shooting of Frederick LaForce, with Barbara Ferder, 19, charged with manslaughter.

ST. Albans UPI Jerome Weber Highgate Center Vermont South Burlington LaForce

Mayor Canestrari Walks Stir Council Grievances

In Cohoes Mayor Ronald Canestrari led several ward walks to hear residents. Two council members criticized not being invited, saying their feelings were hurt and hinting at political differences. In Colonie, police dispute revealing motel names tied to prostitution arrests to protect reputations, while reporters seek public access.

Cohoes Ronald Canestrari Citizen Party Frank Coloruitolo Canestrari Colonie Colonie Police Department Jack Hoffman Turf Inn

Brindle elected Pittsfield mayor in special election

Acting Mayor Paul E Brindle III captured 64.2 percent of votes to win Pittsfield's special mayoral election ending this year. He defeated Butler 9783? 4363 margin 3615 votes. Brindle previously won January primary with 53 percent amid eight candidates. Berkshire Community College canceled classes for a second day due to snowbound lots and 8 to 10 foot drifts from weekend winds. crews worked to clear roads and cars.

Pittsfield Paul E. Brindle III Butler Brindle Berkshire Community College

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