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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1976

Page

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Bennington selectmen oppose Willow Park expansion until fields done

Bennington selectmen kept a firm stance against further Willow Park development until current ballfields are completed, while signaling willingness to back the Planning Commission’s plan to limit auto junkyards to commercial industrial zones. They also learned Town Manager Louis C. Savelas will pursue federal jobs bill applications.

Bennington Willow Park Planning Commission Louis C. Savelas Ford Congress Recreation Commission David Maroney Selectmen Bureau of Outdoor Recreation BOR Maroney Beech Street Tansitor Selectman Richard Perrott Tansiter Morrissey Commission

Firing demand eyed for Steam Train aide over deficits

Vermont lawmakers debate a $300,000 loan boost for the Bicentennial Steam Train only if vice president Anthony Egan is fired or resigns. The project has exhausted $500,000 in authorized loans and runs about $10,000 daily in losses despite rising passenger numbers.

Legislative Committee Ronald Crisman Bicentennial Transportation Committee Crisman Vermont Montpelier Hebard Egan

China quake toll feared high

The 8.2 magnitude quake struck northeastern China around 4 am near Peking and Tientsin. A major 7.9 aftershock followed 15 hours later. Heavy casualties feared in Tientsin. Japanese casualties reported. rail lines possibly cut. concerns rise over dams and canals. Gough Whitlam and officials were in Tientsin but uninjured.

Charles R. Smith Hong Kong UPI China Tientsin Peking Foreign Ministry Tokyo Tangshan Golden Colo National U.S New York Hopeh Hai Ho Po Hai Gulf Shanghai Earthquake Information Center Colorado Australia Gough Whitlam Tientsir

Astronomical gas price rise unites consumer opposition

Washington UPI reports a coalition of consumer labor and local government groups opposing the Federal Power Commission fuel price hike. The FPC approved higher interstate gas prices, raising average annual household bills by 15.60 dollars, to 1.01 per thousand cubic feet for 1973 75 and 1.42 thereafter. Energy Action leads lawsuits and cites a historic increase supported by FPC chair Dunham Holloman Watt.

Washington UPI Federal Power Commission Energy Action FPC State of Minnesota United Auto Workers U.S. Conference of Mayors The National Farmers Union Richard L. Dunham John H. Holloman III James G. Watt

Viking set to scrape Mars soil and bribery scandal in Japan

On the Inside reports Viking missions to collect Martian soil while a bribery scandal spreads in Japan. The museum column discusses paper preservation for distant futures and other features across pages 2 and 4.

Viking Mars Japan Museum Patrick Buchanan Carter John Page

Connally backs Ford as Schweiker shocks GOP

John Connally endorsed Ford on Tuesday marking a major shift in the Ford Reagan contest. The former Texas governor cited Schweiker as a factor in the battle and joined others who still view Ford as the stronger general election candidate.

Clay F. Richards United Press International Ronald Reagan Richard Schweiker Reagan John Connally Ford Texas Schweiker Mddrim Thomson New Hampshire

MAU Board tests Shaftsbury seventh graders return

Mt Anthony Union School Board plans a one year trial to send Shaftsbury 7th graders back to the local school at a cost of 3000 to 5000 dollars borne by Shaftsbury. If approved, 43 Shaftsbury students would join MAU 7th grade in September and parents would be surveyed before scheduling. The board also forms a high school principal screening committee and accepts the resignation of Principal Clarence Pelkie effective July 30.

MAU Board Shaftsbury Rob Woolmington Mt. Anthony Union School Board Shaftsbury School Board Mt. Anthony Mt. Anthony Union Jonathan B. Durand Durand Dimke Vander Els Joseph Hall Sleeman Pelkie Thelma Coley Louis A. Axt

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