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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1977

Page

16

Winter chill lingers as New England avoids fresh snow

Arctic front keeps cold air over New England, preventing a Gulf of Mexico storm from dropping more snow. Buzzards Bay faces a 100,000 gallon oil spill cleanup as the Coast Guard plans controlled burns. Canal reopen prospects dim, Rhode Island forms HEAT aid, and Bristol and Clinton report weather hampering fires and racing cancellations.

United Press International New England National Weather Service Gulf of Mexico New Buzzards Bay Cape Cod Coast Guard

Carter warns permanent energy shortage and policy plan

President Carter, aboard a helicopter over Pittsburgh, warned of a permanent, very serious energy shortage and urged a national policy centered on conservation. He vowed to send a comprehensive plan to Congress by April 20 and urged deeper home heating reductions.

Congress Carter

Snelling proposes welfare budget cut in Vermont

Gov. Richard Snelling recommends a 1.5 million overall reduction in the Welfare Department budget for the next year. The plan would raise state welfare contributions by nearly 1.7 million while accepting about 3 million fewer federal dollars. Vermont welfare spending this year is about 74.8 million. the next fiscal year totals 73.1 million and 77.8 million for 1979. The package, released Saturday, adds details to the 1978-79 General Fund budget and follows the release of the capital construction budget.

State Health Department Health Department Department of Housing and Community Affairs Snelling Division of Historic Preservation Department of Economic Development State Education Department Vermont Educational Television House Ways and Means Committee Peter Giuliani Montpelier

Vermont faces propane shortage amid budget boosts and aid shifts

State agencies propose a $700000 General Assistance hike and a propane supply crisis underlines the winter strain. Energy officials trace shortages to transportation and pipelines, while emergency fuel aid expands for families and elderly.

McMartin Blue Flame Liporace Federal Energy Administration Vermont Energy Office Forrest Orr Selkirk Buffalo Orr Vermont Canada Bennington New York Burlington St. Albans State Energy Office Bennington Area Salvatore Santarcangelo Ideal Fuels Dave Hayden J.H. Winslow Plumbing and Heating Supply Co Bennington Opportunity Council

County lawmakers seek linked dog, horse racing dates

Rep. Edwin A. Colvin announces a resolution to have the Racing Commission grant Greyhound racing dates only if harness and thoroughbred racing also occur at Green Mountain Racetrack. The delegation plans to meet Gov. Snelling to discuss Route 7 north of Manchester, budget items, and local public notices.

Edwin A. Colvin Shaftsbury Racing Commission Green Mountain Racetrack Rep Colvin Richard Snelling Manchester Highway Department

Obituaries Note Salem and Bennington area services

Funeral services are set for J Robert Garland in Salem Grace Church with two sons and four grandchildren among survivors. John H Larkin of Tunbridge dies at 70. services and community roles noted. Frances E Gallagher of Manchester mourned with nursing, army service, and family ties. Elizabeth Vogel Schorch of Landgrove to be buried in Manchester area. George A Leonard of Hoosick Falls, NY dies at 83 with religious and community ties. Della Pratt, former Hoosick resident, dies awaiting full obituary in Tuesday Banner.

Mahar Hoosick Falls N.Y Della Pratt Hoosick van Rensselaer Manor Troy

Alden to Argue Why He Deserves Lt Governor Seat

Alden, defeated candidate, prepared to argue in Washington County Superior Court that the legislature violated ballot procedures in the lieutenant governor race. He claims Rep Sydney Nixon’s vote was illegal and Rep Philip Bouchard’s should have counted. The Democratic State Committee endorsed a recall petition, seeking five percent of lieutenant governor voters to push the issue.

Alden Montpelier John A. Burgess Sydney Nixon Brattleboro Philip Bouchard D-Franklin Nixon Robert Emond House Municipal Corporations and Elections Committee Emond Bouchard Robert Handley Democratic State Committee Secretary of State

Hospital Admissions and Births Across Bennington Area

North Bennington and surrounding towns record several admissions including Steve Jones Shawn Patrick Bennington nurse Gail Jewett and others. Births reported for Cary Thompson East Arlington and Mr and Mrs Steve Young of East Arlington. Discharges include Carol Wheeler and baby Julia Gates. Additional admissions and names listed across Hoosick Falls Cambridge Dorset and Shaftsbury.

Steve Jones Shawn Patrick Bennington Gail Jewett North Bennington Tim Coonradt Hoosick Falls N.Y Patricia Jones Jacksonville Thelma Metcalf Cambridge Cary Thompson Carol Wheeler Julia Gates Beverly Galvin Jasper Boyd Wilmington Steve Young East Arlington Nanette Joppich Sandra Tilley Marjorie Marsh Winfield Bentley Arlington Floyd Tobin Dorset Benjamin Gauthier Forrest Bryant Robert Wagner Jr Dan O’dell Howard Amidson Berlin Leona Towne Granville Edward Watters William Strohmaier Mary Stearns Linda Dailey Shaftsbury Jean Stannard South Dorset

Danby official Burton T. L. Nichols dies at 89

Burton T. L. Nichols longtime Danby school director and former Vermont state legislator died unexpectedly Sunday at Rutland Hospital aged 89. Born May 5, 1887 in Mt. Tabor he served 17 years as Danby school director and two terms in the Vermont House. He leaves six daughters, 20 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. Funeral at Danby Congregational Church Wednesday at 3 p.m. with burial in Scottsville Cemetery in the spring. Memorials to Danby Congregational Church or Manchester Rescue Squad. Friends may call at Brewster Funeral Home Manchester Center Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. A Masonic memorial will be held at the funeral home Tuesday evening.

John P. Gallagher St. Jerome’s Church East Dorset Dorothy Wells Johnson Ella Brown Arlington Marion Rogenski Wilder Manchester Brewster Funeral Home Elizabeth Vogel Schorch Landgrove Robert L. Clayton Zion Episcopal Church Germany August W. Schorch U.S New York City Mt. Anthony Country Club Bennington Hoosick Falls Country Club Hoosick Falls Mary Jane Liporace Julia Leonard Kathryn Leonard Church of the Immaculate Conception Mahar Burton T.L. Nichols Danby Rutland Hospital Danby Congregational Church Lester Tufts Factory Point Scottsville Mt. Tabor Adolphus and Jessie (Johnson) Nichols Rutland Business School Vermont House of Representatives Marble Lodge F&am Nellie Kelley Fannie Brock Georgia Carabeau Anna May Higgins West Rutland Mary Kovacs Florence Carrara North Clarendon Martha Roberts Castleton Blanche Bachelder Ludlow Brewstan Manchester Center

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