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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
2
Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote, age 39, has filed nomination papers and plans to run again for lieutenant governor in the September Republican primaries. He would switch to governor if Gov. Keyser retires or does not seek re election. Keyser is expected to announce a re election bid this summer.
Vermont public hearing set for next Thursday on Public Service Co of New Hampshire petition seeking authority to issue and sell 24 million dollars in first mortgage bonds. The case involves the Vermont regulatory body and the New Hampshire utility.
Vermont's Highway Board says 3.7 million dollars, approved by the 1961 Legislature, will fund state aid road programs in the next fiscal year. Over one third funds go to maintenance on the state aid system, with 861,220 dollars for regular state aid payments at 304 dollars per mile. The mileage allowance drops 43 dollars per mile from the current year due to a new bridge repair fund created by the 1963 Legislature.
Gov. F. Ray Keyser declined to comment on a Public Service Board hearing sought by Rutland Railway to suspend about 50 000 in state taxes. He said the matter is quasi-judicial and he would speak after the hearing. The board set the hearing for the final week of June.
Radio Television notes list daily programs for WRGB Cah and WGY 810 with a dense lineup of shows. Mets games to noted afternoon slots against San Francisco and Kansas City plus multiple news weather and religious programs across channels and times.
A combined crossword and solution page with clues across and down. Entries cover common puzzle terms and standard categories including geography, language, and general knowledge, ending with a complete solution list for the previous day’s grid.
The Southwest District of the Vermont Women's Republican Club hosts a political workshop at the Episco pal Parish House in Manchester. Activities include leadership development publicity and party organization talks, a luncheon, a panel on the party role in farm business and industry, followed by afternoon workshop findings. Special guests include GOP chairmen and county leaders.
Miss Nancy Ann Betit daughter of Eugene D Betit of 205 Division St and John Terrence Bowen of Bennington wed May 19 at Sacred Heart Church Rev Joseph F Wiseman officiated The bride wore nylon tulle gown with Chantilly lace and seed pearl accessories The couple plan a wedding trip to Ausable Chasm and Montreal before settling at 163 North St
Vermont Fish and Game official Robert E. Collins told Bennington Rotarians that stocking the Walloomsac produced excellent results and may outdo the Battenkill as a trout mecca within ten years. He described new stock methods including air drops and stream surveys, noting improved legal-size fish and ongoing pollution issues but stronger feeding conditions.
North Bennington High School defeated Arlington High 6 to 3 on Friday afternoon. Center fielder Elwell and pitcher Rickey Haynes contributed key hits, with Crosier Holden and Haynes each hitting triples, and Haynes adding a double as part of a five-run fifth inning. NBHS closes its season Tuesday against Leland and Gray.
The Rhode Island Supreme Court unanimously upheld the decision to allow night racing by the Racing and Athletics Commission for 24 nights this summer at Lincoln Downs and Narragansett Park. Nine petitioners including six theater owners and three home owners were deemed not aggrieved parties, leaving the commission's licensing power intact amid regional competition concerns. The Darlington Theater on Newport Avenue was noted as a nearby exception.
Filming begins October 1 in Madrid for the Anthony Mann production The Fall of the Roman Empire with a $6 million budget. The project will reuse nearly the same technical crew from El Cid.
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