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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1971

Page

5

Boston 16-story apartment collapse traps four workers

A 16 story condo under construction at 2000 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston collapsed. Four workers possibly trapped in the basement. rescue hinges on engineers' approval and daylight checks. Three workers were rescued by crane bucket. Nearby buildings evacuated as crews assess structural stability.

Boston UPI Richard Thuma Nicholas Corsano George H. Paul Paul Toulong Construction Co Montreal Commonwealth Avenue Association Corsano Thuma

Maine conservationists oppose east west road

Maine conservation group denounces a proposed 350 mile superhighway across northern New England. NRC of Maine administrator David O'Brien calls the plan an appalling waste of natural resources and taxpayer money as study work continues. Routes would run from Amsterdam New York through Vermont New Hampshire to Calais Maine with multiple Vermont paths considered.

Augusta Maine New England David O’brien Natural Resources Council of Maine NRC New England Regional Planning Commission Amsterdam N.Y Vermont New Hampshire Calais Burlington Northeast Kingdom

Network TV bid on New York execution rejected

State officials refused a TV network request to televise the planned execution of Martin J. Fitzpatrick, 34, of Martville, who was convicted of killing Police Chief Thomas Reilly and patrolman Robert Mumford. An automatic appeal will delay the date for months. New York last carried out an execution in 1963 before the death penalty was mostly abolished.

Albany N.Y UPI Russell G. Oswald Martin J. Fitzpatrick Martville Thomas Reilly Sherifl Robert Mumford New York

Vermont board weighs objections to dam findings

Vermont Water Resources Board meets to review objections on its findings of fact about a Mad River dam in Waitsfield. Hemco Corp. filed objections citing technical arguments and alleging the findings rely on speculation about the dam. The 22 acre recreational lake plan stalls the vacation home subdivision project.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Water Resources Board Mad River Waitsfield Hemco Corp Hemco

Vermont appoints three to state commissions

Gov Davis announced three Senate nominees including Edward F. Croumey as Vermont Pharmacy Board chair, Robert Picher for Liquor Control Board, and the reappointment of Tax Commissioner Lawrence Wright. Croumey is a Burlington hospital pharmacist retiring Herbert Fienberg.

Kahane rails against genocide to Albany crowd

Rabbi Meir Kahane leader of the Jewish Defense League told a capacity Albany audience that cultural genocide mirrors physical destruction of Jews in World War II. He faces trial in New York City today for alleged harassment of Soviet diplomats and urged Albany youth to publicize Soviet Jewish plight.

Albany Meir Kahane Jewish Defense League Rabbi Kahane New York City Kahane Colonie Frank A. Tate Tate Weston Shopper City Inc

Police seeks clues in Chinese chef murder at Lum Fung

Schenectady police probe the death of 70 year old Koo Chin found hacked to death in the Lum Fung Chinese restaurant basement at 135 Broadway. A meat cleaver was recovered at the scene and Chin’s address was 310 Lafayette Street.

Sechenectady Schenectady Broadway Koo Chin Lafayette St

Dragone plans threaten Berkshire farm development project

In Berkshire County state official Douglas R. Poland warns Dragone's nearby resort plans jeopardize the long stalled Adams-Development at the base of Mt Greylock. Joseph R. Dragone expands condo ski trail with motel tennis courts a 15 acre pond and a gourmet restaurant doubling the land involved. The story notes the venture's potential to derail state plans for the farm.

ADAMS Thiel Farm Mt. Greylock Dragone Douglas R. Poland Natural Resources Berkshire County Joseph R. Dragone Springfield

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