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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1974

Page

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Two boys drown after ice gives way in Hoosick River

In Hoosick Falls New York 5 year old Timothy and 10 year old John Leibach fell through ice under the River Street bridge while playing with one brother dragged under by the current and the second missing after a long river search. Rescue teams from multiple units scoured the Hoosick River through the night near the River Street and Church Street bridges. a younger boy was recovered and pronounced dead at Samaritan Hospital while the older boy remained missing.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick River River Street Timothy John John Leibach Fifth St Carleton Viets North St Bennington Dodge Industries Viets Hoosick Rescue Squad Fire Department Noble & Wood Plant George Driscoll Philip Martinez Samaritan Hospital Troy Church Street River Street Bridge Rensselaer County Civil Defense Benedict Nowik Leibachs Fifth Street Tina Leibach Gorman Brothers of Timmy Jackie Hoosick Falls Central School Hoosick

Aiken Declines to Seek Re election to U S Senate

UPI reports Vermont Senator George D. Aiken says he will not run for another term after 34 years in Washington. At 81 he cites unfinished work at home and a wish to return to Vermont. The retirement sparks a GOP scramble with Patrick Leahy and Rep. Richard Mallary among potential successors. See AIKEN Page 16, Col. 1

Washington UPI George D. Aiken Senate Republicans U.S. Senate Aiken Vermont Stephen Terry Democratic Party Philip H. Hoff Senate Chittenden County Patrick Leahy Thomas P. Salmon Salmon Richard W. Mallary Mallary GOP James Sanderson Sanderson John Burgess

Cheney presses federal action to secure more Vermont gas

Vermont Attorney General Kimberly Cheney announced formal proceedings with the Federal Energy Office to compel a larger gasoline allocation. He said if Boston fails to act, a federal court challenge to the allocation scheme could follow. Cheney urged New England states to join and sought monthly shortage findings to rebalance supplies.

Vermont Cheney FEC New England Simon Energy Office George Aiken R-Vt Energy John Sawhill Aiken Robert Stafford Stafford

Recreation unit seeks major changes in Willow Park fund

The Bennington Parks and Recreation Commission on Wednesday night urged state officials to allow sweeping revisions to its grant application for the Willow Park fund. The request aims to accelerate project scope and funding access, with commission members citing community impact and urgent need for park improvements.

Willow Park Fund Jan Slusmon Bennington Parks & Recreation Commission Willow Park Banner Edward Koenemann Division of Planning Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Ted Ripley Montpelier

Inside Solzhenitsyn on settle options and pages

The article notes Solzhenitsyn undecided where to settle while broader state coverage highlights a Bennington honor roll for water systems. It cites local officials on Willow Park lighting funding and federal changes that jeopardize the project, with attention to energy use and accessibility concerns.

Solzhenitsyn North Bennington Kit Foster Russell Baker Hubbard GOP Hoosick Falls MAU John Hubbard

Bennington Bicentennial plans scaled back pull in supporters

Bennington's Bicentennial Committee paused rapid expansion and agreed to a slow, year-long plan to firm up town participation in the 1976 77 celebration. They will seek a $10,000 yearly sinking fund for four years from the Bennington selectmen while opposition to an $80,000 four-year package remains. Peter Maunsell chairs the committee and offered to serve as executive director this year.

Bennington Vermont Peter Maunsell Maunsell Francis Walker Walker

Selectmen Press Lawmakers To Drop Scenic Roads Bill

Vermonters debate protecting scenic roads as Landgrove residents resist plans to widen and blacktop a cherished route. The piece paints a peaceful winter scene with families, horses, snowmobiles, and a frosted landscape along a fork of Route 3, asking readers to consider how they use and value these roads.

Landgrove Foster Danby Maggie

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