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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1968

Page

5

Ruggles calls GOP unity in Vermont race

Northfield UPI Daniel Ruggles Republican lieutenant gubernatorial candidate blasts intra party fighting and Democratic spending. He urges defeated primary opponents to back winners and criticizes Gov Hoff and lieutenant governor Daley for salary and expenses while noting a 173 percent rise in the state budget since 1963.

Northfield UPI Daniel Ruggles Ruggles John Daley Philip H. Hoff

Grant Approved for Little Hosmer Pond Development

UPI reports a BOR grant exceeding $30,000 was approved for Crafsbury to develop three acres at the outlet of Little Hosmer Pond. Sen George D Aiken announced the funding from Washington on Tuesday.

Craftsbury UPI Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation BOR Little Hosmer Pond George D. Aiken Washington

Berlin man killed in Island Pond auto crash

Denis H. Duranteau of Berlin New Hampshire was killed Tuesday in an automobile accident in Island Pond.

Island Pond UPI Denis H. Duranteau Berlin N.H

Fire in Underground Vault Sparks Citywide Evacuation

A Troy fire in an underground electrical vault at Franklin Square sent heavy smoke over nearby streets. One firefighter, in fair condition at St Mary's Hospital, collapsed. heat from burning oil caused by three transformers fueled flames that rose 25 feet. Firefighters used about 3,000 gallons of foam as a precaution against possible explosion near a gas station. In Albany the tax department considers doubling lottery prizes and biweekly drawings, with top prize up to 250000. In Schenectady a Latham theater managers Fred and Mary McBee were arrested for disseminating indecent material to minors after police found two girls aged 12 and 13 in the audience.

Troy Franklin Square St. Mary’s Hospital Albany State Schenectady Latham Colony Theater Fred McBee Mary Youth Aid Bureau Eva Hawkins Michael Ferrara

Five youths sought after Lake George gas station theft

An alert was issued for five young men described as hippies in a grayish excellent condition Chevrolet. They stole about $200 from a Lake George gas station around 6 p.m. Monday after paying for fuel, then left on Route 9 toward the Northway.

Lake George New York Vermont N.Y. 9 Northway

Berkshire NAACP Attacks Pittsfield Council Report as Whitewash

In Great Barrington the Berkshire County NAACP denounces the Pittsfield City Council human relations report as superficial and inept and urges rejection. In Williamstown Williams College elects trustee William Van Alan Clark Jr. of Marion for a three year term, noting his company roles. In Pittsfield Donald W. Kimtis resigns as assistant superintendent in charge of business to join Littleton schools.

Great Barrington Berkshire County National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Pittsfield Williamstown William van Alan Clark Jr Marion Mass Williams Williams College Sippican Corp General Electronic Laboratories Electronic Engineering Co. of California Siliconix, Inc Avon Products, Inc Philadelphia Pittsfield Public Schools Donald W. Kimtis Littleton

Hoff Undecided On Democratic Candidates In Vermont

Gov. Philip Hoff remains neutral in the presidential race citing talks with Hubert Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy. He met McCarthy for 20 minutes and Humphrey for 90 minutes in Washington. Hoff plans to decide after Humphrey’s final position paper due August 10 and notes personal discontent with the war. Expo 67’s impact on Vermont tourism shows sharp declines this summer, with Island Pond, Shelburne, Swanton, Rutland, Montpelier, and Brattleboro reporting fewer registrations at tourist info centers.

Shelburne Swanton Rutland Montpelier Brattleboro

New Health Consultant To Work Part of Each Week in Bennington

Dr. Jonathan P A Leopold announces Paul H. Brodeur of Montpelier as field consultant for Vermont mental health services. Brodeur, with a University of Connecticut MSW, will aid community programs, liaise with institutional work, consult on a Silver Towers camp, and serve part time at United Counseling Service in Bennington. He previously worked at Brandon Training School and taught at Otter Valley Union High School. About 6,000 Jews have applied for Polish exit permits as Poland allows departures, per the Jerusalem Post.

Brandon API State Board of Mental Health Marjorie Ashley Jonathan Leopold Montpelier Jonathan P. A. Leopold Paul H. Brodeur Brodeur School of Social Work University of Connecticut Veterans’ Hospital Newington Children’s Village Hartford Vermont Silver Towers Brookfield United Counseling Service of Bennington Social Service Ment Otter Valley Union High School The American Association On

Federal funds assured for Vermont New York youth program

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey advised Governor Hoff that 200000 dollars in federal funds will support the Vermont cooperative youth project with New York City. The Office of Economic Opportunity and Health, Education and Welfare will each contribute 100000 dollars. Hoff welcomed the funding and attended a statehouse gathering with forty participants at Johnson State College. The project, begun with New York Mayor John Lindsay, aims to address racial inequality by offering a summer experience that underscores the American dream.

Humphrey President’s Council On Youth Opportunities Vermont New York City Johnson State College

Governor Hoff Urges Universal Public Service Plan

Governor Philip H. Hoff advocates universal conscription of youths to serve in public tasks. The plan replaces universal military training with a lottery-based system, requiring posthigh school service without college exemptions. Hoff discussed the idea with Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey in Washington.

Hoff Hubert H. Humphrey Washington

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