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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
2
In New York the Van Rensselaer High School reports several stolen articles found in a mail sack by children at the rear embankment. Police say juveniles likely responsible. no vandalism or forced entry observed during summer period.
Berkshire report notes North Adams council vote 8 to 6 against a mayor proposed rule requiring permits for gas fittings and shifting permit authority from the city engineer to the building inspector. The Dalton Civil Defense briefing highlights local shelter readiness and $30,000 spending.
At a congressional hearing commissioner James T. Ramey advocated the 490000 kilowatt plant for Haddam Neck Connecticut backed by the Connecticut Yankee Atomic Energy Power Co. The plan, valued at 85 million dollars, would involve 12 New England utilities and aim to make atomic power cost competitive with coal and oil in New England.
The federal aid for the expanded highway program in the 1965 fiscal year totals 193,991,256 with 148,262,199 for interstate and 45,729,057 for primary secondary urban systems. States listed include Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Vermont with respective primary and interstate shares.
Advertising rate card for home delivery and mail subscriptions in Bennington Vermont. Rates shown for 50 mile and national zones with monthly and yearly options, including special servicemen rates.
Rutland railway spokesmen say the rail line would remain largely unaffected if a nationwide strike occurs. Five national operating brotherhoods threaten to strike at 12:10 a.m. Thursday over proposed manpower cutting work rules. Railroad and union negotiators consider President Kennedy’s proposal involving Justice Goldberg.
William G. Moynihan and Dennis P. Green, both held on Laconia area theft charges, were recaptured near Tilton after overpowering a guard and escaping from Belknap County Jail. They surrendered without a struggle.
Francis W. Kiernan testified he has no bills or records for the $195,000 paid to Muzzillo & Tizian of New York for work on the Boston Common underground garage as part of a conspiracy and larceny trial. He said some payments were sent to New York or seized by state police.
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