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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1977

Page

7

Vermon t GOP Women Charter Seen At Luncheon

At the Vermont Federation of Republican Women spoof luncheon in Montpelier hundreds gathered as Sheila Ledbetter accepted a charter for a new Bennington County North Shire group with 40 members. The event featured Lincoln impersonations, gifts including a Kleenex box for Barbara Snelling, and joking prizes for lawmakers as Rep. John Murphy and Sen. Herbert Ogden received novelty headgear. U.S. Rep. James Jeffords sent greetings amid pay raise chatter in Washington.

Montpelier Vermont Federation of Republican Women Vermont Sheila Ledbetter Manor Bennington County Lincoln Abe Newell Decker Barbara Snelling Bromoseltzer Richard A. Snelling Snelling Madeleine Kunin Burlington Peter Giuliani House

Stafford to speak at Manchester Rotary Club event

United States Senator Robert T. Stafford will address the Manchester Rotary Club on Tuesday night February 15 in a Ladies Night and Guest Night. He will discuss events likely to affect the local economy. Dinner at Track Fare Restaurant at 6:45 p.m. cost four dollars fifty cents.

Manchester Robert T. Stafford Sen Stafford Charlie Covey

Tax deadline announced in Rensselaer County

Rensselaer County residents have until March 31 to pay combined local and county taxes without penalty. After March 31 a 3 percent surcharge and a 5 percent penalty apply, with an extra 1 percent penalty for each delinquent month after April, per chief fiscal officer James W. Van Auken.

Troy N.Y Rensselaer County James W. van Auken

North Bennington church groups host supper and talk

The Women’s Fellowship of North Bennington Congregational Church and the Ladies Sodality of St John the Baptist RC Church invite members to a covered dish supper on Tuesday February 22 at 6 30 p m in the Congregational social rooms A program will follow featuring Lucien M Hanks and his wife anthropologists who discuss their Far East trip Contacts for attendance are Mrs Robert Flynn and Mrs George McGuire before February 15.

Women’s Fellowship North Bennington Congregational Church Ladies Sodality of St. John the Baptist North Bennington Baptist Church Congregational Church Ladies Sodality St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church North Bennington Second Congregational Church Lucien M. Hanks Far East Sodality Robert Flynn George McGuire

Carey's budget could hurt Rensselaer Co

Rensselaer County would lose about $520 thousand in state funding under Gov. Hugh Carey's proposed budget for 1977. Budget official Judy Zawisza cited reductions in revenue sharing, court reform, welfare savings offset by hospital reimbursements, and possible cuts to youth programs and environmental health funding.

Troy N.Y Rensselaer County Hugh Carey Judy Zawisza Rensselaer County Budget Office Hudson Valley Community College Carey

Williams College hosts four debates on nuclear power use

The Williams College Republican Club opens a four part non partisan debate series with a February 15 discussion on nuclear power for energy held at Bronfman Science Center. Dr Seymour Baron of Burns and Roe and J W Stryker of MASSPIRG present opposing views with Williams faculty moderating a public Q A. The event is free and open to the public.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Republican Club Bronfman Science Center Seymour Baron Burns and Roe Co Baron Columbia Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute New Jersey Commission For International Technology Exchange Oak Ridge Tenn J. W. Stryker Williams Stephen Blaha Physics Thomas Tietenberg Economics

Waterfowl Assoc surveys duck season in New York area

The Waterfowl Improvement Association seeks input from local duck hunters on the past season. Survey led by Charlie Spignor outlines how hunters feel about season, bag limits, and state regulations. A winter outing is planned for Sunday February 13 at Carter's Lake with group assignments to service duck nesting boxes. Carl A. Hogel leads the club based in Bennington.

Salem N.Y The Waterfowl Improvement Association Charlie Spignor NYS Conservation Council Greenwich Carter’s Lake Cossaguna Road Carl A. Hogel Bennington

Upgrading Vermont Rail Line Costs Over 6 Million

The state faces a 6.3 million dollar bill to bring the former St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad up to standard for 25 mph service. The 99 mile line, bought for 3.6 million, is leased to Vermont Northern Railroad. A partial-line option exists, with Maine Central cross- Vermont traffic as a possible requirement.

Harbridge House of Boston Vermont Northern Railroad Morrison- Knudsen Co Boise Idaho Morrisville Sheldon Junction Maine Central Railroad Vermont Transportation Ronald Crisman Maine Central

Albany Medical Center chief vows court action over Medicaid rule

Albany Medical Center President Dr. Thomas L. Hawkins said the hospital will sue the state to block costly Medicaid provisions that would cut reimbursements by up to 3 million dollars, claiming severe revenue losses and depleted reserves. In Cohoes, police arrested 37 year old Rev. Paul J. Pascavage on petty larceny charges after a neighbor's cat was trapped and held in a wire cage until police freed it. He was released on his own recognizance and to appear in court.

Albany Albany Medical Center Hugh Carey Thomas L. Hawkins AMC Cohoes Paul J. Pascavage

Pittsfield Mail Processing Study Looks to Springfield

The Postal Service studies moving outgoing Pittsfield mail processing to Springfield. Springfield will get a third 12 position mail sorter in May capable of 30 000 pieces per hour. Officials in Hartford say the May decision hinges on maintaining current service levels and no change until service is guaranteed.

Pittsfield Springfield Postal Service Hartford

Kids Seek Buried Hydrants in Snowy Pittsfield

Pittsfield officials launch a hydrant clearing contest for elementary students in the junior fire department. The school with the most hydrants dug out will win an award at the junior department banquet this spring.

Pittsfield

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