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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1968
Page
5
Windham College will pay an average faculty compensation of 11208 for the next academic year, with an even 10000 in basic salary. President Eugene C. Winslow says the college ranks among Vermont's top in pay and notes 65 percent of the 1969 68 faculty will hold PhDs, up from 60 percent this year.
Allan Branch, 35, free on 500 bail after pleading innocent in Windsor District Court to charges of wilful assault or ill treatment of his two sons, Joseph five and Robert four. The judge continued the case to February 20 as State's Atty. James Wright issued a warrant. The boys, both listed in good condition at Gifford Memorial Hospital in Randolph, received skin grafts for third degree burns.
State Police rebut criticism by Dr Richard Woodruff over the shooting of 8 year old Deborah Paulman. Woodruff says a briefing with Lt Everett Marshall satisfied him the wound could match the police report. The revolver was said to hang in a closet when Deborah was fatally shot while hanging clothes.
Troy plans to build a seven story L shaped hospital tower costing over 5 million dollars with main entrance on Burdett Avenue. Bids expected in June and construction to begin this summer. Architects are E Todd Wheeler and the Perkins Will Partnership. Also announced are Regents scholarship winners from local schools including St Marys Academy Hoosick Falls Berlin Central Hoosic Valley Columbia East Greenbush Troy High Catholic Central and Troy Hoosick Falls area schools with counts ranging up to 39 winners.
Waterford observed the fifth annual joint dinner of Knights of Columbus and Clinton Lodge F and AM at St Marys Hall. Guest speaker was Robert V. Hancock special agent in charge of the Albany FBI office.
Williamstown denied the Timenterial Corp on a plan to add 50 trailer spaces at Spruces Mobilehome Park citing incompatibility with zoning and neighborhood impact. Adams coverage notes Mt Greylock Protective Association backing Saddle Ball Ski Area and criticism of planning director Hekler by MGPA president Tague Jr. New Ashford adopts first zoning by law creating rural business and agricultural residential zones along Route 7. Pittsfield City Council confirms Dr. Harold Stein as part time Health Commissioner and designates him as a special employee.
In Dover New Hampshire UPI reports a rift in the Democratic race as David Hoeh accuses Gov. John W. King of irresponsibile remarks about Eugene McCarthy. King defends President Johnson citing resolve in Vietnam and attacks McCarthy as an appeaser while invoking Goebbels rhetoric.
In Montpelier the Ways and Means Committee met to review a land use tax bill proposed to favor farms forests and open spaces. Rep. Eurich argued for preservation aims while critics called it visionary unconstitutional or locally risky and questioned shared tax burdens.
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