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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1977

Page

9

American Values course offered at North Adams State College

An interdisciplinary course titled American Values The Ideal and The Real will be taught in the second semester at North Adams State College. Professors Gomez and Billings lead a team taught program using films, readings, and discussions to trace American values from colonial times to today.

North Adams Mass North Adams State College Gomez Billings Office of Continuing Education

Evening church meetings and town board session

The Pownal Baptist Church holds a weekly prayer meeting tonight at 6 30. The North Pownal Congregational Church conducts its annual meeting at 7 tonight at the church. The Board of Selectmen meets Thursday at 5 p.m. at the Town Office.

Arlington School Board AMHS Pownal Baptist Church North Board of Selectmen

Kennedy pushes routes for tankers to curb spills

Senator Edward M. Kennedy introduced a bill requiring tankers to follow established sea lanes within 200 miles of U.S. shores and to meet construction standards such as double bottoms. The plan includes a traffic control system similar to airspace management, while officials debate unilateral action versus UN Law of the Sea routes. Environment and Congress officials weigh existing treaties and enforcement gaps as hearings proceed.

Washington UPI Edward M. Kennedy U.S Massachusetts Senate Commerce Committee Kennedy William T. Coleman Jr United States High Seas Coleman Senate Coast Guard Congress Sen Warren G. Magnuson D-Wash Magnuson

Tough inspections boost New Hampshire road safety

New Hampshire ranks among the nation's best for highway safety with low traffic fatalities per mile. State Motor Vehicles Director Frederick N. Clarke credits twice yearly safety inspections, checking items from rust to brakes, for the record. If a vehicle fails, repairs are required for a sticker and fines may follow.

Concord N.H UPI New Hampshire Frederick N. Clarke Clarke

Financial aid evening at Burr and Burton Seminary

Manchester Vermont. David R. Martin Burr and Burton Seminary guidance director announces a financial aid evening for juniors and seniors and their parents. The program Thursday Jan 20 at 7 30 p m features VSAC representatives detailing grants scholarships and loans and other federal regional and local aid. Parents and students can ask questions about aid and eligibility for next year.

Manchester David R. Martin Burr and Burton Seminary Vermont Student Assistance Corporation VSAC Vermont

Gasoline leak prompts downtown evacuation advisory

In Burlington, authorities probe the origin of a gasoline leak seeping from a manhole into underground lines on South Winooski Avenue. About two dozen people voluntarily left Bank and Main streets offices. no mandatory evacuation. Traffic paused for 90 minutes. Separately in Montpelier, Rep. James Jeffords criticizes James Schlesinger as Carter energy chief, urging focus on solar energy and concern over nuclear power.

Burlington VPI South Winooski Avenue Richard Trombley Schlesinger Jeffords Carter Administration Congress

Vermont Blue Laws face appeal after court ruling

BRATTLEBORO UP I reports Windham County State's Attorney John Rocray will appeal a Vermont District Court decision declaring the Blue Laws unconstitutional. The ruling, limited to a single Windham County case, prompts calls for a statewide Supreme Court interpretation to define the statutes wider.

Brattleboro UPI Windham County John Rocray Vermont George Ellison Ellison Londonderry Supreme Court

Fire hits Philmont factory and offices in Monday blaze

Philip P. Finkle, former building inspector at $250 yearly pay, says he was fired last fall for refusing to issue a permit to the rubber factory in a wooden mill. The blaze leveled the new plant and several downtown buildings, seen as a boost to Philmont's economy. Albany officials warn Hudson River plants of possible kerosene contamination from a punctured barge bound for Texaco depot. Fluids were boomed. extent of downriver leakage unknown.

Philmont Philip P. Finkle Albany State Department of Health Hudson River Texaco

Berksh ire murder trial cites claimed admission by Blake

In Berkshire Pittsfield the murder trial of Earl Gary Blake resumed with prosecutors presenting what they say is Blake’s admission to killing his step sister Dawn on December 14, 1975. Det. Lt. Roy Sibley described a statement by Lisa that her brother Randy entered the home and Dawn died, prompting Blake to exclaim that if Dawn said he did it, he must have done it. Dawn’s mother testified she was intoxicated the night of December 14 and recalled striking Dawn, who returned home after a week away. She said she saw Gary strike Dawn with something once, and Dawn fell, then Mrs. Smith was taken to bed.

Pittsfield Earl Gary Blake Dawn Roy F. Sibley Blake Lisa Randy Gary Sibley

Cleanup and Snow Deepens in Western Massachusetts

Western Massachusetts cleaned up after Monday’s storm as two Franklin County men died shoveling snow. Alexander J. Wesoloski, 64, of Greenfield and Harold E. Parsons, 78, of Northfield died of heart attacks during the debris removal.

Pittsfield Massachusetts Franklin County Commonwealth Berkshires Alexander J. Wesoloski Greenfield Harold FE. Parsons Northfield

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Samuel Gomez Clark Billings Arlington Helene Thompson America Ferdinand Bongartz Selectman Douglas Schner Lois Mattison Eugene Gaiotti J. Bennett Beattie Lister L.J. Dulac Trustee Public Funds Homer B. Ellis Jr Abraham Madkour DDS Gayle Gall Francis Dupree Thomas McGibney Jean Bongartz Enver Cook Ruth Cook Betty Kamber William Downey The Pownals Give Heart Fund American Heart Association American Environmental Protection Agency Russell Train Ford Administration Train EPA Michigan Pattison Washington, D.C Edward W. Pattison Democratic West Sand Lake N.Y House Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs Committee New York City Herman Badillo Housing and Urban Affairs Burr and Burton Karl Main St Ludlow, VT Famous Name Brands Farah Levi Bennington Main Street Blue Law Ruling Snowplowers Morristown Ethel Washer South Burlington Digital Equipment Corp New York Hudson Down In Berkshire
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