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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1969

Page

6

Hunt Rejects 17 Percent Homeowners Insurance Hike

MONTPELIER Vermont Banking and Insurance Commissioner James H. Hunt rejected a proposal by three New England rating bureaus to raise homeowners insurance premiums nearly 17 percent next month. He said a 10 percent increase would be fairer and announced his resignation to take a housing department consultant post in Washington. He urged a five year wait before any further raise and cited lack of competition and high commissions as concerns.

Montpelier UPD James H. Hunt New England Vermont Hunt Housing and Urban Development Department Washington Banking and Insurance Commissioner Charles Black

Bryant Union Faces Contempt Proceedings

Local 218 of the United Electrical Workers faced contempt proceedings in Windsor District Court Woodstock with U.S. District Judge Ernest Gibson clearing the way for further action.

Burlington UPI United Electrical Workers Windsor Woodstock U.S Ernest Gibson

Food Stamp Program Helps Vermonters

The U S Department of Agriculture says 11 721 low income Vermont families received 234 000 worth of food stamps in November after paying 170 000 for coupons. The program boosts purchasing power for commodities among struggling households. Meanwhile in Vermont a judge denied a union petition to lift injunctions at Bryant Grinder Co in Springfield.

Washington UPI U.S. Department of Agriculture Department Bryant Grinder Co Springfield William Hill Bryant Grinder Industry and Labor Louis Lavin Richard Shaw

State Confirms More Hong Kong Flu Cases

The Vermont Health Department confirms three more Hong Kong flu cases, bringing total to six. Dr Linus Leavens says tests from patients in Townshend St Johnsbury and Springfield proved positive. He notes statewide flu like illness but not an epidemic and Windham County appears hardest hit with one county physician reporting about 270 cases.

Burlington Vermont Health Department Hong Kong Linus Leavens Townshend St. Johnsbury Springfield Windham County

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