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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1976

Page

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Mountain Valley Health Center opens in Londonderry clinic dedication

Mountain Valley Health Center moved June 1 to a new Londonderry facility serving six towns with overflow patient visits since January. Dr. Roger Fox leads a small team including a nurse practitioner and administrator Mike Ross funded by UNC Rural Practice Project. The center aims to add a second doctor as demand grows and began with more than 2,000 patient visits through June 30.

Russ Garland Londonderry Mountain Valley Health Center Iran Flood Brook School Weston Landgrove Londonderry Peru Windham Winhall Manchester Dorset Jamaica Mountain Valley Richard Hyde Elizabeth G. Pingree Pingree Thomas P. Salmon Londonderry Clinic Hyde Navy Roger Fox Jean Julius Mike Ross University of North Carolina Rural Practice Project Fox Beth Israel Hospital Boston

Intruder killed at the White House security breach

A cab driver climbed the White House fence with a steel pipe and was shot by a protective officer near the residence. Chester Plummer Jr., 30, died later at George Washington University Hospital. The incident marked the first time an intruder was shot at the White House, with officials noting no apparent motive.

Washington UPI White House Executive Mansion Ford Chester Plummer Jr George Washington University Hospital Pennsylvania Avenue Secret Service Jack Warner Executive Protective Service Pvt Charles A. Garland EPS Plummer Warner Robert Sharkey D.C Chester M. Plummer Jr Garland Chester Plummer H St. S.E

Vermont unsure on how jobs money will be spent

Vermont officials remain unsure how federal funds from the jobs bill will be distributed though towns with ready public works projects will have an edge. Funds may arrive by early September with two grant areas: 100 percent public works grants and a countercyclical program to keep town crews in high unemployment areas. Engineering work will not be funded, projects must begin within 90 days, and distribution may be first come first served with regional planning coordination required.

Russ Garland Vermont Jim Sanderson Vermont League of Cities and Towns Robert F. Stafford R-Vt Sanderson Federal Economic Development Bennington EDA

Two mastermind abductors linked to California school kidnap case

Two middle aged "masterminds" tied to a $5 million ransom were alleged to have planned an escape route for the Chowchilla bus kidnapping. Authorities pursued potential additional suspects as a nationwide search extended for Frederick Woods and James Schoenfeld, with the Schoenfelds’ family ties and a ransom note draft found.

Oakland Calif UPI Central California Frederick Woods Livermore James Schoenfeld Atherton Schoenfeld James Alameda County Lowell Jensen Bates Woods San Francisco Peninsula FBI Tennessee Oklahoma Illinois

Lone Ranger Kissinger in quick getaway

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger escaped a confrontation with about 100 demonstrators as he left a Vermont inn in a limousine. Earlier he met economist John Kenneth Galbraith in Townshend and filmed for a BBC program on The Age of Uncertainty with other dignitaries.

William Poole Newfane UPI Henry Kissinger Vermont Kissinger John Kenneth Galbraith Townshend British Broadcasting Corp BBC Edward Heath Washington Post Kathryn Graham Kukrit Pramoj Boston Globe Thomas Winship Arthur Schlesinger Jr Jack Jones Galbraith

Housing authority head challenges HUD rules in Inside Local

Vermont Post Offices operate in black says Leahy Page 3. Melvin Maddocks suggests the U.S. would be more comfortable in being poor and No. 1 Page 5 County Dorset notes the 200th anniversary of conventions that led to the republic. Firemen's lawn party Arlington viewed from rear. Gold Rush at Willow Park. Petersburg seeks funds to improve sewer system. Hiring of former trustee criticized in Hoosick Falls Pages 6 8 9. Entertainment: Billy Taylor at Jazz Lab review.

Housing Authority HUD Vermont Leahy Melvin Maddocks U.S Dorset Republic Arlington Willow Park Petersburg Hoosick Falls

Upstate New York power plant sites debated by residents

New York State Electric and Gas selects two possible locations for a colossal 2.4 million kilowatt plant near the Hudson in Stuyvesant and near Lake Ontario at New Haven. If built, the $3.2 billion facility would be the state’s largest power producer, with 2,300 construction jobs, power by 1968, and a 1891 completion date rumored in company materials. Co owned by LILCO, the project faces local opposition amid state and federal reviews and ties to existing nuclear ventures in Jamesport and statewide demand forecasts.

Stuyvesant N.Y New York State Electric and Gas Corporation Columbia County Hudson River New Haven Oswego Lake Ontario New York Long Island Lighting Company Jamesport Long Island James G. Minehan Upstate Binghamton New York Power Pool Mid Hudson Valley

Car collision injures boy on Route 9 near Bennington

At 11 04 this morning a 1971 Chevrolet driven by Jom F McCaffrey 46 of Putney struck 9 year old pedestrian Duane J Mason Jr of Woodford on Route 9 east of Bennington. Mason was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital and later to St Peter s Hospital Albany with leg fractures in three places and head injuries. The car had light damage according to Bennington police officer William Bryant.

Jom F. McCaffrey Putney Duane J. Mason Jr Woodford Bennington William Bryant Mason Putnam Memoril Hospital St. Peter’s Hospital Albany Bryant

Mississippi GOP split as delegates go uncommitted

Aides say Reagan and Ford camps claim a majority in Mississippi. The 30 member delegation voted Sunday to stay uncommitted as Reagan plans an important statement. Ford hosts Maryland and Pennsylvania delegations, Carter and Mondale strategize, while Tower and Connally offer critical takes on the race.

United Press International Ronald Reagan Ford Mississippi Kansas City Reagan White House Maryland Jimmy Carter Walter F. Mondale California Paul Laxalt R-Nev Washington Clarke Reed GOP Gil Carmichael Richard Cheney UPI

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