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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1973

Page

8

Serious about swimming

A hard working member of the Benton Recreation Department's swift team positions for a race at the MCA pool. Mary Shea assists a student as she encourages him to dive and exhale bubbles during a pool session.

Benningtnn Swift MCA Mary Shea

Vermont New Hampshire flood losses mount across states

Flooding across Vermont and New Hampshire has produced early estimates of 6 million dollars in damage, with private and municipal facilities totaling 47 million in Vermont and 13.1 million in New Hampshire. The disaster caused one death, disrupted roads, triggered evacuations, and imperiled crops and farms while tourism ads urged visitors that most damage was on secondary roads.

Perkinsville National Weather Service Vermont Donald Webster George A. McAvoy New Hampshire Connecticut Windsor Plainfield Cornish Steven Taylor Westminister Maine Russell J. Pathode Maine Civil Defense Emilien Levesque Maynard Dolloff Fryeberg Barmington Turner Aronatoox County Collett New England

Salmon urges flood plain zoning for Vermont rivers

Governor Thomas Salmon pressed for flood plain zoning after noting the 1973 legislature did well but did not pass his top priority bill. He warned that flood-prone river banks threaten public safety and urged a management program tied to strong land use laws, saying people must stay away from rivers.

Salmon Vermont

Common Cause loses bid to cite Stans for contempt

A federal judge rejected Common Cause's effort to hold Maurice Stans in contempt for failing to surrender full pre April 7 1972 Nixon reelection committee records. CRP offered partial accounting, judge urged a list of documents, and related Watergate notes noted. A stay was requested to compile and submit records to House clerks under the Federal Corrupt Practices Act.

Washington IPI Common Cause Commerce Maurice Stans Nixon CRP Stans U.S. District Court Joseph Waddy Kenneth W. Parkinson Parkinson House of Representatives Mitchell - Rogovin

Propane Tanker Car Explodes in Kingman Arizona Blaze

A propane tanker explosion near the Dexol plant in Kingman Arizona ignited a fireball engulfing a factory, a dozen businesses, part of U S Route 66, and scores of people. Three firemen died and numerous others were injured with some not expected to survive. Military aircraft evacuated wounded to Phoenix and southern Nevada as the blaze spread across the area.

Kingman Ariz UPI Phoenix Nevada Diaster U.S Department of Public Safety Ray Kirn

GAO Flags Violations in Agnew Dinner Finances

GAO cites apparent violations in the transfer of Nixon campaign funds to a Maryland group that hosted a dinner honoring Vice President Spiro Agnew. It notes unreported transfers and alleged false donor accounting by committee treasurer Blagden H. Wharton, with corporate gifts questioned as improper.

Washington UPI Justice Department Nixon Maryland Spiro T. Agnew General Accounting Office GAO Congress Elliot L. Richardson Ted Agnew Agnew Nixon Committee Hugh W. Sloan Jr Finance Committee Senate Watergate Committee Stoan Ilegal Blagden H. Wharton Salute Committee Wharton Maryland National Bank Salute

Bennington Forms Hotline Plan To Help Drug Crisis

The Bennington Drug Council voted to install a crisis hotline and recruit volunteers to staff and publicize the service. Alan Prager of Manpower outlined costs including a $75 deposit, $10.50 monthly fee, and $32 installation, with hopes to secure funds by waiving the deposit and enlisting 12 local donors for a year. Prager heads a volunteers effort to screen applicants and train operators, stressing the line provides factual help without moralizing.

Bennington Alan Prager Drug Council tThement Prager North Adams Mass

AEC accused of laxity on radioactive wastes

The Los Angeles Times charges the U S Atomic Energy Commission with mismanaging radioactive wastes. The Times cites leaks at Hanford near Richland Washington Savannah River and Idaho Falls, with plutonium and cesium entering water and groundwater. The AEC calls the charges untrue and stresses safety measures.

AEC Los Angeles UPI United States Los Angeles Times The Times U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Washington the Times Hanford Richland Wash Savannah River 8.C Earth National Idaho Falls Idaho

Shaftsbury borrow-pit plan runs into Act 250 snag

Shaftsbury's planning board faced a state guideline shift on Act 250 permits for borrow pits tied to Route 7 bypass. The Morse pit, on rural residential land, would require a permit under Criterion 10 if the town plan is violated. Montpelier officials argued pre-existing highway exemptions, complicating local approvals and potentially forcing town plan changes.

Geoffrey Chapman Shaftsbury Shaftsbury Board of Adjustment Montpelier Agency of Environmental Conservation Route 7 Barrow Pits W.H. Morse Construction Co Bennington Schuyler Jackson Environmental Board Highway Department Jackson Shaftsbury Morse Petsicca Construction Co Dimilar Feda

Inside Bennington Moods Highlight Historic Traffic Light Dream

The item recalls the town’s past mood for civic improvements with a 4,000 dollar traffic light plan noted in 1938 editorial, reflecting local optimism and fiscal stance as Bennington eyes upgrades and public projects.

Bennington Pete Horton Vermont Russell Baker Williamstown Fort Salem Oldcastle Umase

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