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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1976

Page

2

Vermont House Extends Session With Extra 445000

The Vermont House approved an additional 445000 to extend the current biennial session to March 27, with the Senate aiming for a March 12 adjournment. Observers noted minimal debate as a controversial earlier supplemental bill and proposed pay raises for officials faced no decisive action. The chamber also moved on an election reform bill removing the box on ballots for slate votes, while other measures on pay, driver education funding, and lobbying disclosures progressed or stalled in committee.

Ernest Earl Eden House Appropriations Emory Hebard Glover Hebard Senate House Thomas Salmon

Birth Announcement for Meghan Jean Haley II in Burlington

Meghan Jean Haley II is born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Haley II of Burlington. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Haley Sr. and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rice of Bennington. Meghan's father is a former state legislator from Bennington.

Meghan Jean Thomas R. Haley II Burlington Thomas R. Haley Sr Raymond Rice Bennington Meghan

Drug angle cited in Mineo slaying

Los Angeles detectives questioned neighbors in the Sal Mineo stabbing murder amid reports of a possible drug angle. They described a white male with long hair fleeing the West Hollywood apartment carport after the single knife wound. Mineo cried for help. investigators note a possible robbery motive.

Los Angeles UPI Sal Mineo Mineo West Hollywood Sunset Strip Carport

Hot Meals for Seniors Menu and Dates in February

The U C S Hot Meals Program for Senior Citizens posts the weekly menus from February 16 to 20 with meals catered by Paddy s Restaurant at Brookside Apartments and the Senior Citizens Community Center. Lunch is at noon on weekdays, with 11 30 a m service at the new center on Tue Thu Fri. Reservations by 2 p m the day before at 442 8012. Pownal call 823 7282. Dinners cost up to 1 00 and home bound up to 1 50. A Feb 18 Iceland slide travelogue is planned for Brookside after lunch. Birthday cakes honored Nan Braisted and Eva Natter at the Feb birthday event. Bennington Day Care Center children visited Friday with Valentine cookies and a Park McCullough House slide show.

Hot Meals Pownal Rose Mattison Pownal Baptist Church Iceland Paul Bohne Sr Brookside Nan Braisted Eva Natter Bennington Day Care Center Valentine Park-McCullough House Jane Pierce

Bennington man changes plea in auto death case

William B. Smith, 33, of Morgan Street Extension, pleaded no contest in Addison County District Court to leaving the scene of an accident and striking and causing the death of another. Lloyd J. Clark, 55, of Bennington, had pleaded not guilty to careless and negligent driving resulting in a fatality. A pre sentence investigation was ordered and further court dates will be scheduled.

Middlebury Bennington William B. Smith Morgan Street Addison County Lloyd J. Clark Depot Street Smith

Vermont Nuclear Plant Back Online Amid Safety Review

Governor Salmon touted ongoing dialogue with the National Governors Conference and energy committee work while pushing for an independent expert study on nuclear issues at the southeastern Vermont plant. He supported a special legislative panel and cited a week-long state review that increased comfort with the NRC decision to allow resumption of operations, noting required changes in reactor containment pressures.

Salmon National Governors’ Conference Committee On Energy and the Environment Southeastern Vermont NRC

John Murray to resign from career education program

John E. Murray, director of the Learning for Living career education program, will resign at school year end. Administrators and principals in the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union criticized the program for high costs, and Murray opposed a resolution limiting his authority to fund teacher projects. Three superintendents agreed to stay for another year. the program is funded by a $100,000 federal grant expiring in June.

John E. Murray Murray Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union Career Education Project George A. Sleeman

Jeffords cites milk spoilage while imports rise

Rep. James Jeffords accuses the federal government of letting millions of pounds of non fat dry milk spoil as imports from Canada continue. He notes storage of about 431 million pounds, much two years old, could aid needy nations if moved to the Agency of International Development.

Washington Federal Office of Management and Budget Jeffords Commodity Credit Corp Agency of International Development

Lincoln poem author update and local events sparsely listed

Helena Shevien Moore’s Lincoln's Day poem address corrects to Bennington Convalescent Center. Tonight at Mt. Anthony Country Club from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Bobby Sox Dance featuring Trilogy. Tickets at the door or by calling 442-9617. Southern Vermont Snow Goers hold Sunday ride at 1 p.m. Pleasant Street lot. FOE 1861 dance with The Bald Mountain Boys 9-1. members and guests. Also ads for Napolitano’s pizza and 165 Ben Mont. Subs.

Helena Shevien Moore Bennington Convalescent Center National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association Mt. Anthony Country Club Vermont Pleasant Street Foe Bald Mountain Boys

Vermont food commission report urges farmland protection and farm tax relief

A Vermont food commission study warns of a shrinking dairy and farming base as small farms vanish under rising land costs and a shifting economy. It recommends state action including tax stabilization for farms, an estate tax break for farms passed to heirs, and Vermont grown food programs to bolster nutrition and prices. Copies will be released after a governor's presentation next week.

Vermont The Food Commission New England Commission Department of Agriculture Task Force Committee Extension Service Bennington Federal Building Bennington Free Library

Funeral for Edgar T. Reynolds in West Arlington

The funeral of Edgar T. Reynolds, fatally injured when a tree fell on his West Arlington property Monday night, was held Thursday at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Arlington. The service, led by Rev. Guy Kagey, included bearers Theodore E. Reynolds William Reynolds Ross Worthington Theodore W. Reynolds Edward Reynolds and George Durfee with honorary bearers Joseph Ford Gordon Edwards and Dr. Robert Porter. Military honors were given for an Air Force captain in World War II, and the folded flag was presented to the family by Joseph Lobravkco and William Reynolds. Entombment will follow in Evergreen cemetery vault with spring burial planned. Arlington Lions attended the service Wednesday evening.

Edgar T. Reynolds West Arlington Hanson-Walbridge Arlington Guy Kagey St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Salem N.Y Theodore E. Reynolds William Reynolds Ross Worthington Theodore W. Reynolds Edward Reynolds George Durfee Joseph Ford Gordon Edwards Robert Porter Mr. Reynolds Air Force Joseph Lobravkco Evergreen Cemetery Arlington Lions

Bad news for Vermont area schools on potential aid cuts

Friday figures warned of state aid reductions in a tight budget climate. With potential 5 or 10 percent cuts, districts like Arlington Bennington N Bennington Pownal Shaftsbury Woodford face lower totals, risking out of whack local budgets. Sleeman urged taxpayers to contact legislators over the weekend.

George A. Sleeman Vermont Montpelier Arlington Bennington N. Bennington Pownal Shaftsbury Woodford Sleeman

Hearst trial details witness testimony and brainwashing claims

Prosecutors rely on bank surveillance footage and a post crime tape to argue Miss Hearst joined the robbery of her own accord while claiming she was brainwashed. Key witnesses include James Norton and Thomas Matthews who described her coercion and participation, with Anthony Shepard linking a gunfire incident to her.

Padden Bailey Vietnam Korea United States Donald DeFreeze Miss Hearst FBI Wendy Yoshimura Miss Yoshimura Casey DeFreeze SLA Browning Hearst James Norton Thomas Matthews Los Angeles William Emily Harris Anthony Shepard William Harris Shepard

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