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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
12
Vermont Army National Guardsmen set two weeks of summer training with the 86th Brigade of the 56th Armored Division. Maj. Gen. R. M. Cram announced the unit will march to Camp Drum in New York on June 17, gathering most of the state's Guardsmen for the annual drill.
CBS reporter Charles Kuralt highlights Hyde Park Vermont in Family Circle as one of 18 places to live better for less. The piece notes Hyde Park’s pastoral charm while Vermont units begin training at Camp Johnson and Camp Drum with several units scheduled for May and July summer duties, including the 104th Engineers at Fort Dix.
The Vermont notices detail funeral services for Gloria W. Hoisington of East Dorset Juliette McConike Shields of Old Bennington and Joseph C. Gladue of Bennington with burial plans and family plots in local cemeteries. A separate overseas item from Great Yarmouth reports jockey Red Weaver and a horse swimming episode after a beach workout with the horse returning to shore tired.
Burlington attorney John Dinse said he remains interested in a seat on the U S District Court for Vermont. The northern vacancy followed Chief Judge Bernard J. Leddy’s death, with Gov. Davis undecided on backing Dinse again after a patronage clash with Sen. Aiken. Dinse noted that many lawyers aspire to judgeships.
The Vermont canvassing committee certified Richard Mallary as winner of the U S House seat and Robert Stafford as winner of the Senate race. Stafford received 45 888 votes of 71 580. Mallary 39 903 of 71 725. Other candidates included Randolph Major 23 842 in the Senate race and Doris Lake 3 362 in the House race. Mallary to be sworn in today. officials present were Lt Gov John Burgess, Sec of State Richard Thomas, and Speaker Walter Kennedy. Later, a Water Resources Board meeting in Montpelier will discuss proposed pollution charges at 10 30 a m.
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