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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1969

Page

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Anti Nixon Protest Fizzles During London Visit

President Nixon met Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Wilson during a whirlwind London visit. An anti Nixon demonstration outside Buckingham Palace flopped, while crowds inside cheered Nixon and NATO pledges. Police arrested several demonstrators near Claridge's as Nixon continued his European tour.

London UPI Nixon Elizabeth II House of Commons Harold Wilson NATO U.S Buckingham Palace Britain Wilson House Commons Edward Heath Emmanuel Shinwell Shinwell M. C. Morgan Giles Europe United States Prince Philip No. 10 Downing Street Palace Brussels Claridge Soviet Union Claridge’s Chequers

Bennington Unanimous Backing for Master Water Plan

At a Monday night social meeting called by Bennington selectmen town officials and the three villages unanimously backed a 15000 dollar article to fund a master water plan. If approved at the March Town Meeting the survey would analyze the village system and map a phased water and sewer plan for growth areas beyond current extensions. A preliminary sketch has been submitted by Dufresne Henry. final draft aims to position the town for federal HUD funds and guide district priorities. Attendees included town and village officials and fire, planning, and water department representatives. See WATER PLAN Page 14. Col. 3

Bennington March Bennington Village Board of Selectmen Springfield Dufresne-Henry Department of Housing and Urban Development Joseph Higgins Gerald Cornell J. Duncan Campbell Fred Tifft Jose Pello Seymour Shultz Alfred Ellett

Mt Anthony board okts $6,000 base pay for new teachers

The Mt Anthony Union High School Board approved a new salary schedule aimed at attracting newer teachers. The plan raises the base from 5400 to 6000, removes the 13th step, and tightens the bulge between steps two and three. It projects a total 1,093,198 salary allotment for next year, up 70,584 from current budget, with a 5 percent cost of living option for those over 12 years.

Mt. Anthony Union High School Supt. Corcoran Vermont Educational Association Mt. Anthony George A. Sleeman Anthony Sleeman State Board of Education Gile Blue Cross Blue Shield

Senate Panel Backs Nuclear Arms Non-Proliferation Treaty

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a broad nonproliferation treaty to curb nuclear weapon spread. Fulbright said the panel will draft a final report by March 6 after reviewing language, with hearings planned on military implications. France and China remain non signatories.

Washington Fulbright Nixon Administration Australia United States Senate Armed Serivices William C. Foster The Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Earle C. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff John C. Stennis Dmiss Russia England France China

On the Inside Final payment to Mt Anthony High School

The snippet notes a final payment to a contractor for Mt Anthony Union High School highlighted in Vermont Life. It references an editorial questioning mystery around a pay raise for Bennington police and mentions letters spilling from Page 4 to Page 5 and Burr and Burton planning a fund drive for a new building, with Shaftsbury named a remainder man in a native’s will on Page 6.

Mt. Anthony Union High School New Vermont Life Bennington Burr and Burton Shaftsbury

New York State Plans To Adopt Monday Holidays

Albany lawmakers back a bill to move four holidays to Mondays creating three day weekends. Washington Birthday Memorial Day Columbus Day and Veterans Day would shift to the third or last or fourth Monday in their respective months. Implemented January 1 1971, after federal change.

New York State Albany N.Y Washington Congress

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Clarence E. Howard Hamilton Shields Norman A. Turgeon Charles Sawyer Edward Haddad Gerald A. Cornell Edward Ransom Joseph E. Higgins Carl Jolivette Kenneth Couch Scribner Arthur Wickenden Fred Welling Fred Butler Salvatore Santarcangelo Joseph A. Pello Charles Tilgner David Scribner Campbell Selectmen Water Boards By Greg Gum Catherine C. Corcoran Grandma Moses Properties Inc Grandma Moses Eagle Bridge Gallery of Modern Art Columbus Circle New York City Otto Kallir Galerie St. Etienne Bennington Museum Senate George Aiken R Vt Aiken
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