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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1974

Page

6

Grocers resist Vermont bottle ban plan says grocers oppose deposit system

Ronald Goldberg of the Vermont Retail Grocers Association disputed Rep. Sam Lloyd and said grocers at Mendon opposed the bottle ban. He urged a 1975 push for recycling and anti litter laws with shoppers paying only if they choose. The association argues the ban costs Vermont more than it cleans highways and seeks freedom of choice on deposits.

Ronald Goldberg Vermont Retail Grocers Association Sam Lloyd D-Weston Mendon Grocers Association Goldberg Vermont

UNH forms 15 member committee to search for president

University of New Hampshire trustees create a 15 member search panel to find a replacement for Dr. Thomas Bonner who resigns. Philip Dunlap names Virginia Steelman chair and includes trustees faculty alumni and students with no set deadline for selecting top candidates. Bonner departs June 30 to become president of Union College in Schenectady New York.

Durham N.H UPI University of New Hampshire Board of Trustees Thomas Bonner Philip Dunlap Virginia Steelman Dunlap Bonner Union College Schenectady N.Y

Vermont panel backs regional police plan amid opposition

The head of the Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice defended a regional police proposal before the Joint Fiscal Committee, claiming efficiency gains for Vermont while lawmakers and county sheriffs criticized the idea. Senate and House figures pressed concerns over traffic ticket laws and jury rights in separate actions. Governor Salmon described the plan as solid staff work but unlikely to advance soon.

John Boylan Essex Orleans Vermont Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee T. Garry Buckley Bennington County Buckley GOP Senate Amadeo Santi Randolph District Court Chelsea Santi American Civil Liberties Union Richard Kohn Supreme Court Senate Judicary Committee Thomas Salmon Commission

Bellows Falls Police Chief Goodnow to replace Gray

In Vermont Bellows Falls Police Chief Charles Goodnow 36 will take over July 8 as police chief after Frederick Gray resigned amid indictments involving two officers. Gray's exit follows a Pittsfield man’s charges for nighttime breaking and entering at Leo’s gift shop in Bennington.

Bellows Falls UPI Wilmington Charles Goodnow Frederick Gray Pittsfield Mass David Pierce Leo's Bennington Massachusetts Vermont Goodnow Vermont Police Chiefs Association Windham County M. Jerome Diamond Gray Peter la Haise Tourist Bureau Greater

Superintendent Mendelsohn resigns over Brattleboro rift

Brattleboro based Superintendent Mendelsohn resigns effective July 31 after a clash with Windham Southeast Supervisory Union School Board over job security language. Board rejected a one-year notification clause, had offered a three year contract earlier, then renewed for one year at the annual meeting between March 15 and May 15. Mendelsohn was hired two years ago.

Brattleboro UPI Melvin Mendelsohn Windham Southeast Supervisory Union School Board Con Mendelsohn

New England Forecast Skies Clear Then Showers Likely

Boston predicted fair weather Saturday with showers forecast for Sunday and Monday. National Weather Service expects daytime highs in the 60s to 70s and overnight lows in the 40s to 50s across New England.

Boston UPI New England National Weather Service

Sargent seeks federal aid plan to equalize New England energy costs

Massachusetts Governor Francis W. Sargent urged six New England governors and five eastern Canadian premiers to pass a resolution asking the federal government to ensure equal petroleum prices. He proposed federal subsidies to the region, routed to state governments to negotiate with power companies for dollar-for-dollar consumer relief amid "an energy and economic disaster."

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