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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1967
Page
5
The House Judiciary Committee approved a compromise fair housing bill in Vermont with two exceptions. The measure passed 7-4 on Tuesday as a re drafted version moves toward passage in the Legislature.
Renowned cellist George Finckel, a Bennington College faculty member, will perform Sunday evening February 19 at 7 30 p.m. in the East Room Green Mountain College POULTNEY The program will feature Bach Couperin Rachmaninoff and Britten with Finckel accompanied by his wife Marianne Finckel. The event is part of the College Chamber Music Series and open to the public.
The Vermont Department of Forests and Parks opened an office in Randolph to supervise forest resource management for the White River RC and D Project area. Edgar W. Killian of Bennington and Klinton M. Wigren began handling requests for forest management and marketing assistance tied to RC and D activity. Killian, a longtime forester, moved to Randolph role after years with the state department. Wigren is a recent Syracuse forestry graduate. The White River unit, started in October 1964, is sponsored by the White River Development Corporation and the White River Soil and Water Conservation District to spur landowner driven natural resource action.
Douglas Britch of Rollins Street was sentenced to 1 to 4 years in Windsor state prison after pleading guilty to breaking into Mt Anthony Country Club. Judge Franklin S. Billings Jr. noted repeated probation violations and linked the 1965 incident to two charges breaking and entering at night and breach of peace by destruction of property.
Britch man punished on two counts with concurrent prison terms as Vermont lawmakers move to fix the University of Vermont Board selection process. Rep. Thomas Salmon notes law requires no delay in electing three trustees, joined by the Joint Assembly in choosing judges and officials. Britch blames alcohol for crimes and seeks help.
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