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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1977

Page

7

King Cole 3-Ringer Circus At Bennnington College

The King Brothers-Cole Three Ring Circus visits Bennnington College Monday July 11 for two shows to benefit the Early Childhood Center. A bigger tent, Flying trapeze by the Fearless Padillas from Mexico City, plus jugglers unicyclists trained animals and a live circus band. Proceeds fund expanded preschool services for children with developmental disabilities. tickets on sale soon.

King Brothers — Cole Three Ring Circus Bennnington Bennington College Fearless Padillas Mexico City Regallito Bennington College Early Childhood Center

Nuclear debate over Montague plant rages at public hearing

In Turners Falls Massachusetts 300 residents attended a June 1 hearing on the $2.3 billion Northeast Utilities nuclear plant proposed for Montague The Energy Facilities Siting Council will conduct a three phase review amid strong calls for safe rural siting and local jobs from backers while opponents from Clamshell Alliance and local officials warn of safety risks and tax impact The council plans further inquiries into the project and the hearing highlighted deep community divisions

Turners Falls Mass Montague Christine Sullivan Turners Falls High School Northeast Utilities New England Siting Council Sullivan Massachusetts Clamshell Alliance Seabrook N.H Franklin County Thomas W. Merrigan

North Bennington School Board Seat Vacant

With Thursday’s deadline looming no candidate had filed for a vacant three year seat on the North Bennington School Board as clerk Donald Cherbonneau reports incumbent Lionel Nowak will not seek re election. Annual School Meeting set for June 22. last June 9 regular meeting held before voters gather.

North Bennington Donald Cherbonneau Lionel Nowak Mt. Anthony

Circus Kirk set for two Londonderry performances

Local committees organize for Circus Kirk with two shows at 2 and 8 p.m. on Monday Aug 8 under a blue and white tent sponsored by Mountain Valley Health Center. Robert Myhrum of Peru chairs, with Stephanie Jacobs Bondville Sheila Ogden Landgrove and Kacey Hughes Peru as co chairs.

Londonderry Mountain Valley Health Center Robert Myhrum Peru Stephanie Jacobs Bondville Sheila Ogden Landgrove Kacey Hughes

Vermont bill to fund handicapped access rules

Rep James Jeffords R VI introduced a bill to finance state and local implementation of new federal disability laws. The measure would provide about $6 billion in federal funds for construction costs and educational programs to ensure accessibility in public buildings and federal programs. Jeffords urged the federal government to align funding with its regulations.

Vermont may bid on Northern Railroad rehabilitation

Montpelier Vermont officials expect bids within two weeks for contracts to run and rehabilitate the 99 mile Vermont Northern Railroad at an estimated 6.4 million dollars. About 20 firms may bid including Morrison Knudsen Co the current operators whose contract runs to September.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Northern Railroad Ronald Crisman Transportation Department Robert Merchant Morrison-Knudsen Co Boise Idaho

Degrees labeled costly and meaningless say Vermont official

MONTPELIER UPI Academic degrees are costly and meaningless critics say. Carl English Vermont Adult Basic Education Director argues credentials should reflect actual skills and independent agencies grant them. He says emphasis on degrees shuts out those who cannot afford college.

Stafford cites Panama Canal defense by U S forces

Sen. Robert Stafford told about 250 Vermont Veterans of Foreign Wars that American armed forces must keep the right to defend the Panama Canal and keep seas free, arguing against unionizing the U S military. Sen. Patrick Leahy joined in opposing military unionization.

White River

Two Vermont Fatalities and a Rutland Shooting Case

In Concord a head on crash on Route 2 killed Lawrence Noyes 26 of Gilman and injured Norman Roy 32 of Lunenburg and passenger Amos Bell 20 of Lyndon State College. In Rutland Albert Trombley 29 pleaded innocent to aggravated assault and reckless endangerment after firing at police with bullets damaging cars and homes.

Concord UPI Lawrence Noyes Gilman Route 2 Norman Roy Lunenburg Noyes Roy Amos Bell Lyndon State College Bell Vermont St. Johnsbury Rutland Albert Trombley Trombley Veterans Administration Hospital White River Junction

New York Democrats back Hunt in Rensselaer race

In Rensselaer the Democratic committee endorsed Alderman Don Hunt over incumbent Mayor Joseph Mink at a closed meeting. Mink warned he would seek a primary and, if necessary, run as an independent. Meanwhile in Albany jury selection began in the trial of Penn Steuerwald, a Valatie nursing home operator, facing four felony counts for alleged Medicaid fraud between 1971 and 1974. The Legislature also advanced a bill to bar nudity at liquor licensed venues, sending it to Governor Carey for signature amid questions on constitutionality.

Rensselaer Rensselaer Democrats Don Hunt Joseph Mink Democratic Committee Mink Albany New York State Supreme Court Penn Steuerwald Steuerwald UPI New York Senate Assembly Hugh L. Carey Carey State Liquor Authority

New Berkshire Tourist Center Opens Near Mohawk Trail

In North Adams a new tourist information center sponsored by the Berkshire Jaycees and the Chamber of Commerce will open next month along Route 2. A spokesman said it will aid motorists and visitors traveling in the area. In Pittsfield workers returned to work after a five week strike by Teamsters Local 104 ended with a three year contract settlement covering wage and benefit negotiations.

North Adams The Berkshire Jaycees Chamber of Commerce Pittsfield Petricca Construction Teamsters Union Local 104

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