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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1969

Page

5

Frills add to Vermont school construction costs

Vermont's governor panel says cutting gymnasiums libraries auditoriums and cafeterias could sharply curb costs while noting state construction costs per square foot are lower than Maine New Hampshire and New York. The report urges more local planning state aid incentives for regional buildings and greater public participation. Architects should prepare cost efficiency comparisons and not be the sole data source. The panel also backs a dollar ceiling for aid and shifting health and safety duties to the education commissioner.

Montpelier Upi Vermont Maine New Hampshire New York Davis

Purchase bid eyed for Victory Bog in Vermont

Fish and Game Commissioner Edward Kehoe meets NEP official Russell Holden to set a price for 4500 acres of Victory Bog in the Northeast Kingdom. Estimated gap between state and company appraisals runs near 50000 dollars. target price around 207000. A separate Vermont tax debate unfolds as Sen. Fiore Bove urges a one day special session to repeal the 3 percent retail sales tax to balance a 1970 budget. Also plans honor dinner for Goddard College president Royce Pitkin with former Gov. Hoff as MC. In Addison County, the Mongeur murder trial is set for July 28 after motions and depositions.

White River Junction UPI Fish and Game Edward Kehoe New England Power NEP) Co Victory Vermont Kingdom Kehoe NEP Russell Holden Concord N.H Burlington Fiore Bove Chittenden-Grand Isle Davis Bove Planfield Philip H. Hoff Goddard College Royce S. Pitkin Montpelier’s Tavern Motor Inn John S. Hooper Brattleboro Reformer Hooper Tim Pitkin Goddard Andrew Nuquist University of Vermont Middlebury UPS Richard A. Mongeur Granville Addison William C. Hill Mongeur Jan Richard A. Haggett

Summer camp opens for Vermont National Guard unit at Camp Drum

VERGENNES UPI 92 men from Battery B depart Vergennes Armory for Camp Drum New York for two weeks of field training. The 86th Brigade under Col Sherman J. Gage of Waterbury and Battery B led by Capt Harold Goldstein of Burlington command 2095 soldiers, 493 vehicles traversing Vermont and New York.

Vergennes UPI Vermont National Guard Camp Drum N.Y Vermont New York Sherman J. Gage Waterbury Harold Goldstein Burlington

Board Restores Bishop Powers Then Grants Leave

In New York’s Saratoga Dr. Bradley Bishop, superintendent of schools, had his administrative powers restored by the Board of Education, then took a paid leave. A later resolution removed his powers again, transferring them to associate superintendent Gary Loewenberg, who was appointed at $25,000 salary. The board cited long standing differences, then reversed and granted Bishop a leave through June 1971. In Cohoes a $25 fine for breed nuisance and related dog control rules was approved to curb habitual barking harassment and dogs in heat.

Saratoga Bradley Bishop Board of Education Bishop Gary Loewenberg Bernard Friedson Cohoes

Berkshire News Briefs From Pittsfield and Surroundings

In Pittsfield, housing code inspections show violations in more than half of 937 dwellings reviewed since January, with 1 575 dwellings and 195 rooming units examined totaling 570 violations. Landlords are ordered to correct, but court threats do not guarantee compliance. In Williamstown, a fundraiser netted over 3 500 for 15 year old Dea Lynn Deeb’s kidney transplant, with auction alone at least 3 208 and more gifts expected. In Stockbridge, a sheriff's deputy guards the home of William Gibson after a threat connected to his Mass for the Dead book, the motive linked to a relative. In Pittsfield, cleaning efforts for the Housatonic River and Silver Lake may cost at least 100 000 as pollution sources and routes are studied.

Pittsfield Harold Stein Stein Williamstown Dea-Lynn Deeb Miss Deeb Stockbridge William Gibson William Obanhein Gibson Housatonic River Silver Lake Sewer Commission Commission

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