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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1969

Page

5

Balloonists Seek New Records In Montana to Maine Flight

Balloonists James Contes and Arnold Holm lift off in an 80 foot balloon The Free Life from Montana destined for Bangor Maine aiming to set new distance and endurance records. Rod Anderson of New York leads the mission with a four day flight across the U S via the Dakotas Canada Chicago Detroit Buffalo Pittsburgh ending in Maine.

Montana Maine Billings Mont UPI Bangor James Contes Akron Ohio Arnold Holm Coeur d’Alene Idaho United States F. Bourlouski Moscow Charaboulski Contos Holm Rod Anderson New York Dakotas Canada Chicago Detroit Buffalo Pittsburgh National Aeronautics Association

New England Governors Push Meeting With Nixon on Pollution

New England governors meeting in Scarborough Maine urge a White House talk with President Nixon to address regional pollution funding cuts and air traffic congestion. They note Congress has underfunded pollution abatement by 1.5 billion over five years and back a federal aviation facilities expansion bill. A separate New England Regional Commission session approved a five year 55 million plan for housing education and employment, and endorsed a Geo Transport Foundation advisory group studying high speed rail feasibility.

Scarborough Maine UPI New England Nixon Kenneth M. Curtis Congress Rhode Island Frank Licht New England Regional Commission Commerce Department Geo - Transport Foundation of

Davis Wins Support For Ripton Project

Gov. Deane C. Davis wins tentative support for the New England Environmental Institute at Ripton Vermont. The six New England governors vote to send commission staff to inspect the former Job Corps center and discuss the plan with Vermont Natural Resources Council. The council had earlier recommended the vacant site for the education program and Davis seeks a $200000 grant to underwrite operation.

Scarborough Maine UPI Deane C. Davis New England Environmental Institute Ripton New England New England Regional Commission Commission Job Corps Training Center Davis New England Governors’ Conference Vermont Natural Resources Council Job Corps

Israel Criticized Over Health in Occupied Territories

Boston based UPI reports Egyptian and Iraqi health officials accusing Israel of failing to provide adequate medical care in Gaza and Sinai after the 1967 war. Dr. Abdou Sallam cites Red Cross findings of staff shortages poor nutrition and rising TB. Dr. Izzat Mustapha urges halting deportations of Arab physicians and allowing aid and repatriation efforts. Israel did not respond.

Boston UPI Egypt Iraq Israel World Health Assembly Abdou Sallam International Red Cross Gaza Sinai Izzat Mustapha Territories Red Cross Mustapha U.N

Vermont taxation laws blamed as unclear and conflicting

Vermont officials told a legislative committee that state land taxation for forests and parks is unclear and unworkable and proposed alternatives such as payments in lieu of taxes or a state average appraisal. Groton stands out by reappraising and raising its tax share to 13 percent. The inquiry covers 69 forests and parks totaling 116652 acres with a mix of assessed methods across towns and counties.

Groton Williams Ways and Means Senate Finance Committee

Reed Raft In Trouble On Atlantic Crossing

SAN JUAN Puerto Rico UPI The Ra crew of six faced a dire mid Atlantic stretch with waves washing over the raft stern and supplies being jettisoned Captain Heyerdahl said the voyage toward the New World remains on schedule but the crew is exhausted and worrying about staying afloat The last report places Ra about 1000 miles east of Martinique as they test the theory Egyptians reached the Americas before Columbus

San Juan Puerto Rico UPI New World Thor Heyerdahl Heyerdahl Mid- Atlantic Martinique Americas

Wrong Question Costs Plane Passenger $200

Dudley, a Washington, D.C. lawyer and United Church of Christ official, was fined $200 by East Boston District Court Judge Guy J. Rizzoto for disturbing the peace after asking an American Airlines stewardess, How long does it take to go to Havana. The trial noted the stewardess testified that the comment upset her and the plane’s captain described the reaction. Dudley said he will appeal to Superior Court and was released on recognizance.

Havana Dudley United Church of Christ Rizzota Washington, D.C van A Eisemann Hurst Tex Nika Cuba

Parker to head UVM Student Affairs Commission

Kenneth Parker, a University of Vermont dropout, was named to lead a 10 member commission to study ways to improve student government communication. He withdrew before final exams citing academic problems, and his bid for the Board of Trustees last February failed. Davis emphasized Parker's SA president role over his college quitting.

Scarborough Maine UPI Deane C Davis Kenneth Parker University of Vermont Parker UVM Board of Trustees

Vermont Officials Probe Bank Demand Notes Use

Lt. Gov Thomas L Hayes asked Banking and Insurance Commissioner Charles Black to examine the use of demand notes for home mortgage loans. He questioned scope and justification, and whether regulators can curb the practice or need new legislation. Vermont signals director denied interstate sign requests under 1968 Anti Billboard Law.

Montpelier UPI Richard Thomas Windsor County Thomas Highway Committee API Banking and Insurance Charles Black Legislative Council Automobile Liability Study Committee Black Senate Vermont Rutland Bellows Falls Burlington

New York Conservation Council Holds Troy Meetings and Sept. Lake Placid Plan

Officers and board members of the New York State Conservation Council meet today and Saturday in Troy representing 30 000 organized sportsmen. They will discuss the September 24 27 annual meeting at the Marcy Hotel Lake Placid area conservation issues regional reports and a health department address. Also in Troy the Pure Waters Authority designates a 650 acre plot on the Poestenkill North Greenbush line for solid waste disposal near Route 66 150 Wynantskill Creek three miles southwest of Troy and five and a half miles northeast of Rensselaer benefiting 85 percent of county residents. Albany Assemblyman Raymond C Skuse attacks Mayor Erastus Corning over downtown Albany decline calling current plans mere promises and urging concrete results for 1980 business and economic improvements.

Troy New York State Conservation Council New York Marcy Hotel Lake Placid Hugo Anderson New York State Health Dept State Pure Waters Authority Poestenkill North Greenbush Rensselaer County State Health Department Arthur Handley PWA Wynantskill Creek Rensselaer Albany Raymond C. Skuse Erastus Corning Skuse

Berkshire bus crash halts runaway vehicle at Union Street

Victor H. Desnoyers driver of a bus owned by John Tietgens stopped the runaway by crashing into the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Forgen at 510 Union Street. The crash likely saved the lives of 16 ecology class passengers. No one was seriously hurt. In Pittsfield, a race- and ghettos-oriented day care center plan advanced as social agencies endorsed seed funding of 10,000 dollars for the Early Childhood Development Center at 43 Francis Avenue with capacity for 92 children.

North Adams Victor H. Desnoyers John Tietgens George Forgen Union St Desnoyers Autumn Heights Pittsfield

Bath experiment to test generation gap at Main Street

Five Greenfield Community College students plan an experiment for an introductory psychology class by placing two volunteers in a bathtub filled with soap bubbles on Main Street and recording reactions. Gerald Levitch, chairman of the Greenfield Selectmen, called it an interesting idea.

Greenfield Greenfield Community College Main Street Gerald Levitch

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