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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1975

Page

7

Proctor Teachers Boycott Lincoln's Birthday Over Pay

Proctor Vermont teachers boycott Lincoln's birthday with 37 of 40 schools closed. AFT urges pay for those who stayed home, warns of court action against the school board for docked wages. Board cites radical AFT influence as cause while substitutes and volunteers kept classes running.

Proctor UPI Lincoln Anthony DeMelas The American Federal of Teachers Proctor School Board DeMelas Teachers Union Vermont American Federation of Teachers Vermont Education Association National Teachers Union AFT

Fuel-oil prices steady in Vermont report

MONTPELIER Vermont Energy Office says home heating fuel prices stayed flat for the first time in 14 months with heating oil at 39 cents a gallon and kerosene at 42.9 cents. Gasoline rose slightly in February while leaded gasoline fell due to weak demand and officials expect no immediate impact from Ford tariff changes if Phase One controls hold.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Energy Office Forrest Orr Orr Ford Vermont Congress

Conservatives Convene in Washington on New Party Idea

Washington hosts four day Conservative Political Action Conference with major figures like Ronald Reagan John Ashbrook Strom Thurmond and Phyllis Schlafly. Focused on policy and organizational questions the meeting weighs a possible new national Conservative party though no formal action is expected at the event.

Washington Upi Nelson A. Rockefeller Ford American Conservative Union Young Americans For Freedom Ronald Reagan California John Ashbrook Ohio Jesse Helms R-N.c Strom Thurmond R-S.c Mississippi Clark Reed Indianapolis News M. Stanton Evans ACU James L. Buckley R-N.y Howard Phillips Phyllis Schlafly Republican Party

Louisa judge killed in courthouse shooting incident

In Louisa Virginia a 22 year old Curtis Poindexter armed with a sawed off shotgun stormed the county courtroom and fatally shot Judge Stewart Cunningham. He then wounded Sheriff Henry Kennon and a deputy before a police shootout led to Poindexter’s capture. Cunningham was a long serving general district court judge.

Louisa UPI Stewart Cunningham Alvin Morris Richmond Henry Kennon Curtis Darnell Poindexter Medical College of Virginia Hospital H.B. Boone Cunningham General District Court Harold H. Purcell Poindexter

Franklin County drug cases to be dropped in Vermont

All Franklin County drug cases stemming from charges by former St. Albans undercover agent Paul D. Lawrence will be dropped, according to Attorney General M. Jerome Diamond. Lawrence was convicted last week of unspecified charges.

Burlington Diamond Lawrence Thomas P. Salmon Robert Gensburg St. Johnsbury

Vermont Higher Ed Panel Backs UVM College Merger Plan

The Vermont Higher Education Planning Commission backed legislation to merge the University of Vermont with five state colleges under one president and board. The vote was seven to five with abstentions and absences noted. The plan faces Senate scrutiny amid student and faculty criticism.

STAF nominations tallied for Mt Anthony STAF elections

STAF petitions total 100 signatures for Mt Anthony Union High School with candidates named by grade. From Grade 12 Aula Evans Dan Lewis Scott Howe Jane Latif Jim Peebles. Grade 11 Carol Minke Sarah Page Joan Haddad Kevin ONeill. Grade 10 Kim McKenna Judy Knights Lucy Costin. Grade 9 Diane Riley Carol Elwell. Two representatives per grade to be elected. rivals begin campaigning the week of February 24.

Mt. Anthony Union High School Aula Evans Dan Lewis Scott Howe Jane Latif Jim Peebles Carol Minke Sarah Page Joan Haddad Kevin O'Neill Kim McKenna Judy Knights Lucy Costin Diane Riley Carol Elwell

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