Cars Collide at Gage and Safford Streets Intersection
A Wednesday morning collision at Gage and Safford Streets caused extensive damage to two cars. Driver Shirley Salter of 710 Gage Street suffered a bumped hip and bruised hand, with her daughters Geraldine and Pamela Mears also in the Ford. Henry Weeks of Lyons Township drove the Chevrolet. icy roads prevented Weeks from stopping as Salter slowed for a stop sign. Salter planned to consult her physician.
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Gage and
Safford
Bennington Village
Henry W. Weeks
Lyons District
Shirley Salter
Gage St
Salter
Geraldine
Pamela Mears
Bradford St
Three Men Jailed After Fight With Albany Detectives
In Albany New York three men involved in an early morning street altercation ended up in jail after picking a quarrel with two men who were drinking coffee. The two targeted individuals were Albany detectives.
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Albany, N.Y
Albany
Understanding Yourself for Vocational Exploration at Bennington High
Guidance Director outlines self analysis to choose satisfying occupations. Focuses on interests abilities values personality and physical characteristics. Encourages evaluating what you enjoy, can learn, and may avoid, with examples like math for engineers and sewing for dressmaking.
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Mary
George
Air Force
Bennington Village Considers 1965 Budget and Tax Plan
Village trustees completed the 1965 budget and sent it to Lamb Printing for inclusion in the annual report. General fund expenses rise about 24000 with 12550 of that for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance pension payments. The proposed general tax rate is 2.57 with possible reduction if highway tax of 1. A detailed analysis will run in The Banner before the March meeting.
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Bennington Village
Lamb Printing Co
North Adams
Mass
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Bennington
Moose Notes 19th Anniversary Observed by Lodge 1233
The Moose 19th anniversary of Loyal Order of Moose No. 1233 will be observed February 13 and 14 with a gala celebration. The kitchen is open Friday nights for fried seafood and steamed clams. Beginning March 1 the lodge rooms and bar close Mondays until further notice. Members not receiving the Moose magazine should leave name and address with the steward.
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Bennington
GOP Stands For Gloom Over Progress In Kearns Race
Kearns MONT PELISA UP I says GOP stands for Gloom Over Progress while Democrat William F Kearns Jr disputes the claim and says the budget relies on optimistic revenues. He notes the governor's 94 million plan and that 11 million extra revenue is based on trends not hopes. Byron Hathorn questions the rosy view and expects May to bring tax ideas after a Ways and Means session. The GOP leader aims to ensure details before deciding on new taxes.
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Mont Pelisa
UPI
William F. Kearns Jr
Kearns
Hoff
Vermont
Byron Hathorn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hartford Republican
Joseph Marshall
Hathorn
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