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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1975
Page
8
Clarence Petty guides a canoe along Ampersand Brook in the Adirondacks while an Adirondack Park Agency inventory considers what lies on and along the brook, its navigability and start and end points. The scene evokes a wild forest with wildlife and solitude nearby.
UPI reports the U.S. Air Force operates a major New England manufacturing firm, ranking fourth in Massachusetts with Hanscom Air Base at Bedford. The First National Bank of Boston cites fiscal 1974 sales of 669.4 million and an 80.8 million payroll, highlighting the base as a high technology research unit.
Houston reports a timetable of major Apollo-Soyuz events. At 2 41 p m Brand speaks Russian during TV tours of Florida and the U S East Coast. At 3 p m Brand Kubasov sign flight certificates and join medallion halves. Kubasov donates pine tree seeds to Brand and Slayton. in Soyuz Stafford gives American seeds to Leonov. At 3 14 p m fourth crew transfer begins with Slayton to Soyuz and back to docking module. Kubasov to Soyuz. Stafford returns to Apollo. Farewells shown on TV. At 5 52 p m last transfer ends with Slayton returning to Apollo.
Marlboro's third weekend offers concerts on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. with Beethoven Rondino and Grosse Fuge performed by Vegh and Marlboro string players, plus Mozart Piano Quartet K 493, Ravel Chansons Madecasses, and Schubert String Quintet Op 163 with noted soloists and conductors. Also details on jury selection in the Joan Little murder trial and extended spaceflight schedule entries.
Clinton Spooner and the three Stewart brothers were rescued after drifting in a capsized sailboat for 15 days in the Atlantic. Their skipper, Dr. Roger B. Stewart, died July 4 after food and insulin were consumed to stay alive during Tropical Storm Amy. A Greek ship the Ellinora spotted their distress flags and plucked them 450 miles off Cape May New Jersey, where they had few rations including tomatoes corn Spam onions ketchup and peanut butter.
Massachusetts officials announce a five month probe into odometer manipulation by auto dealers. A task force of three lawyers and 20 investigators will review 2000 used car dealers and pursue prosecutions under federal mileage disclosure laws.
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