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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1974
Page
8
White Creek residents host Airman John Ogert on furlough from Richards Gebaur Missouri. Families from Maine New York Kentucky and New York share weekend trips camps and visits amid church notices and a patient at the Veterans Administration Hospital asking for messages.
The Vermont Health Board will hold three July 18 hearings at the Vermont Lung Center in South Burlington. Proposals cover public building regulations, public and private plumbing regulations, and rental housing health rules setting standards for sanitation, ventilation, heating, structural safety, and enforcement by local health officers.
Gov. Thomas P. Salmon shows a strong fundraising lead as July filings reveal $2,452 raised last month including $1,000 from two donor events. Opponents Walter Kennedy and Harry Montague report smaller totals, with Montague self-funding $1,000 and Abbott of the Liberty Union reporting no contributions.
Shaftsbury School Board chairman Joseph Crossman said the panel will likely sue over the leakage in the new school wing. The board has not accepted the building, withheld funds, and awaits a decision after meetings with architect Julian Goodrich and contractor Connecticut Valley Construction Corp. The Cambridge consulting engineers' report favors weatherproofing fixes, but payment responsibility remains disputed.
White River Junction UPI reports Gov. Meldrim Thomson warns the Core report may eliminate up to 49 percent of New Hampshire track, risking about 20 000 manufacturing jobs. Vermont officials echo fears of rail abandonment and call for regional consent and federal rail maintenance funding. A separate note says Jeanne Knight, 30, of Springfield, drowned at Saxtons River after an epileptic seizure.
Dorset hosts a July street sale with a rain date, a Vermont floods photo show at McIntyre Gallery, new library books including The Gulag Archipelago and Alive, a U S National Bicycle Team visit in August, the Mettowee Meander bicycle race on July 14, and the East Dorset Church chicken barbecue and sale on August 3 with tickets at the door.
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