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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1970

Page

7

Transportation Outlook for the seventies

The 1970s will bring more travel options and congestion with no miracle cure. High speed trains 200 mph jumbo jets and supersonic airliners are planned while airports falter under traffic and funding. Subways maglevs and city helicopters appear, but parking and bottlenecks persist as rail and air travel struggle to expand.

Washington UPI America Congress New York Paris Japan Association of American Railroads Pan American Airways North Atlantic Stuart G. Tipton Air Transport Association Lion Tipton

U.S. Finds Jobs For Vermonters

Secretary George P. Shultz and Secretary Robert H. Finch announced seven MDTA funded training projects in Vermont to aid about 93 unemployed or underemployed residents. The $174,351 program targets high demand occupations with state employment services coordinating testing counseling and job placement. Participating towns include Barre Burlington and Waterbury with public facility training by the state vocational system.

Boston Vermont George P. Shultz Health, Education and Welfare Robert H. Finch General Maid Barre Burlington Waterbury

Pownal Deed Transfers Recorded 1969 Oct–Dec

Transfers filed with Pownal town clerk list deed changes in South Pownal and East Pownal. Carolyn Prezi to Lyle and Eva Grusendorf a house and 1 acre. Charles and Lillian Alexander to Kenneth and Joyce Held a house and 1 acre. Doris Baker to Jane Laehr property at junction Route 346 and Old Route 7. Helen Rathbun to Doris Baker a house and lot. Jack and Mary Adams to James and Ann Dignon a house farm buildings and acreage off Ladd Road. Janet G Reynolds to Elva and Henry a lot on Middle Pownal. Harold Jr and Marilyn Rhodes to Howard and Sandra Bookner a house and lot in Hall Development. Fred and Barbara Bishop to William Heller land on Bee Hill. Donald E Johnson administrator of Veterans Affairs to Richard and Edith Johnson a house and 1 acre on Middle Pownal Road. Janet G Reynolds to Harry Breese land in East Pownal.

Pownal Carolyn Prezi Lyle Eva Grusendorf Charles Lillian Alexander Kenneth Joyce Held South Doris Baker Jane Laehr Helen Rathbun South Pownal Jack and Mary Adams James Ann Dignon Ladd Road Janet G. Reynolds Elva Henry Middle Pownall Harold Jr Marilyn Rhodes Howard Sandra Bookner Hall Fred Barbara Bishop William Heller Bee Hill Road Donald E. Johnson Veterans’ Affairs Richard and Edith Johnson Middle Pownal Road Harry Breese East Pownal

Specialist on Environmental Problems Named Visiting Professor at RPI

Ron M. Linton, noted authority on environmental and urban problems, is named visiting professor of the urban environmental studies program at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He will teach and help shape programs to equip technologically oriented students to address city problems. Linton, a 1951 Michigan State graduate, has led national urban health and environmental efforts and chairs several civic and professional committees. Registration for the Bennington Coronary Prevention Program is open to men 20-65, with sessions at Molly Stark School and Mount Anthony Union High School starting mid January. For details call Frances P. Crozier.

Troy N.Y Ron M. Linton Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rensselaer Clayton O. Dohrenwend William A. Wallace Michigan State University Linton Bennington Molly Stark Mount Anthony Union High School Frances P. Crozier New Williams U.S Blair Moody John F. Kennedy Department of Workman’s Compensation State of Michigan Louisville Courier - Journal Department of Defense U.S. Senate Public Works Committee Urban America Inc Department of Health, Education and Welfare America Little, Brown & Co Ford Foundation Division of National Affairs, Resources and Environment

Bennington Records Transfers in Property Deals Dec and Jan

Bennington Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reports transfers between Dec 15 and Jan 8. Read list includes Humphreys to Kelly Inc on East Main Street, Rockwood to Guerrero on South Street, Welling to Bennington College on Prospect Street, Sutton to Morton on South Stream Road, Stratton estate to Chapman on Hall Street, Woodward to Gossett on Butter Road Holt Spring lot 48, and Nowak to Theodore and Deborah Nowak in North Bennington.

Mary Hodeck Mildred E. Humphreys Francis J. Kelly Inc Bennington East Main Street Burt F Patti M. Rockwood Richard L Patricia A. Guerrero South Street Frederick H Priscilla Welling Bennington College North Bennington Douglas M Betty Jean Gossett Butter Road Holt Spring John S Jane I Nowak Theodore C Deborah R

Shaftsbury Property Transfers Near December Report

Shaftsbury Town Clerk Elizabeth King lists December property transfers including Nu gents on nine acres and dwelling on Tinkham Road to Fay of El Monte California, Colvin estate sale to White, and multiple Shaftsbury to Bennington transfers with houses, lots, and land on Church Street and Glastonview Drive among others. Also reports UPI note on McClellan plans Senate hearings into film classifications and a Bennington area land transfer timeline.

Shaftsbury Elizabeth King James J Florence R. Nugent Raymond W Catherine T. Fay Elmont Calif Tinkham Road William C. Colvin Jacob H Mary Ann White Sell Bennington Bank Street Edwin A Barbara D. Colvin Ralph C Carol Ann Lindsey Glastonview Drive Ruth Dickman John H Aula N. Evans Church Street Robert Masten White Creek N.Y Bertil C Harriett B. Oscarson Eagle Bridge Shaftsbury Hollow Floyd N Nancy W. Holliday William E. Dailey Washington UPI Congress John L. McClellan D-Ark McClellan Senate Judiciary Committee

Weekend Buses To Serve Vt Ski Areas

Greyhound to operate weekend ski service from New York City to Stowe and Rutland areas in Vermont. Weekend departures Friday 5 45 p m from Port Authority reach Stowe about 12 25 a m with Sunday return from Stowe at 4 15 p m arriving NYC 11 15 p m. Rutland service also Friday 5 45 p m to 10 40 p m with stops at Pico Peak Killington Pittsfield Stockbridge Rochester Hancock Granville Warren.

New York City Greyhound Stowe Rutland, Vt New York Port Authority Greyhounds Rutland Pico Peak Killington Pitts

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