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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1974

Page

7

Hoosick Falls Pool Delayed by Motor Repair

Hoosick Falls The Weir Reynolds Community Swimming Pool will not open this weekend due to an in need of repair electric motor. Ken Baker director reports staff includes William J Keyes and Stephanie Bromirski. Swimming lessons begin June 24 with two weeks of morning classes for beginners advanced beginners and intermediates. Season tickets priced at 25 and local library book sale set for June 29 30.

Weir-Reynolds Ken Baker William J. Keyes Sienarie Hoosick Ace Stephanie Bromirski Vanced

New England Governors Launch All-Out Drive for Oil Price Equity

Providence Rhode Island UPI reports New England governors unite on an all-out drive to equalize petroleum prices through a program modeled on federal disaster aid. They aim to curb high electric rates. leaders say action is needed to help residents facing rising energy costs.

N.E Providence, R.I UPI New England Noel

Onassis Still Eyes Rhode Island Refinery Site

Greek magnate Aristotle Onassis remains interested in Rhode Island as a potential 600 million refinery site at Newport Naval Base Melville Tank Farm but will not yet submit a preliminary proposal. Rep. George Panichas said a June 27 meeting with Gov. Noel was set to discuss Olympic Refineries Inc. and local job impacts.

Providence R.I UPI Aristotle Onassis Rhode Island George T. Panichas D-Pawtucket Panichas Onassis Olympic Refineries Inc Philip W. Noel Melville Tank Farm Newport Naval Base Cumberland Farms

NTE registration deadline near at North Adams State

North Adams State College urges prospective teachers to submit National Teacher Examinations registrations to Educational Testing Service by June 27 for the July 20 test date. Counselor James Sulzman notes the one day session offers common and area exams with specific report times and locations.

North Adams Mass North Adams State College Educational Testing Service Princeton N.J James Sulzman Sulzman Office of Counseling Services

Alden seeks third term in Vermont Senate race

Senator John T. Alden of Windsor County announces candidacy for a third term, saying he will run as a Republican but would consider a Democrat bid if asked. He criticized rival Herbert Gaha and pledged to resist being handed a seat on a silver platter.

Woodstock UPI John T. Alden Windsor County Alden Herbert Gaha Senate Dartmouth College Frank Smallwood Burlington Robert Daniels

Samuels Clinches New York Governor Endorsement At Convention

Howard Samuels won the New York Democratic party convention endorsement for governor with 68 percent, defeating Rep. Hugh Carey who secured 31 percent and a primary path. He will face Republican Gov. Malcolm Wilson in November, with endorsements from Liberal party and possible Conservative backing for Wilson. Carey carried Capital District delegates led by Albany Mayor Erastus Corning and local party machines, winning Albany, Washington, Saratoga, Warren, Columbia, Greene, Hamilton, Essex and Clinton counties. Samuels carried Rensselaer and Schenectady counties.

Niagara Falls New York City Upstate Howard Samuels Brooklyn Hugh L. Carey Samuels Carey Canandaigua Malcolm Wilson Wilson Capital Erastus Corning Albany County Albany Washington Saratoga Warren Columbia Greene Hamilton Essex Clinton Rensselaer Schenectady

Pattison Considers Run for 29th Congressional Seat

Edward W. Pattison, former Rensselaer County Treasurer, has shifted from an earlier stance and appears set to seek the 29th Congressional seat. He trails Carleton J. King from 1970 and was narrowly beat for county executive by William J. Murphy last fall. Pattison expresses doubt about the two Democratic rivals Joseph Martin and Edward Golden and says a decision may come shortly amid messages from district Democrats.

Troy Rensselaer Edward W. Pattison Pattison Carleton J. King William J. Murphy Joseph Martin Edward Golden

Berkshire extortion plot blocked as suspect arrested at gunpoint

In North Adams David F. Champagne, 21, of Clarksburg, allegedly tried to extort 1000 from Brown's Packaging Service owner Fred J. Brown. After a staged drop near a Roberts Drive hydrant, a van fled, police fired into the air, and Champagne was arrested at gunpoint following a stakeout. A separate note says Stockbridge schedules a June 24 meeting to review a revised firehouse design with a lower roof and a cupola after May changes.

North Adams David F. Champagne Clarksburg Fred J. Brown Brown Champagne Roberts Drive Stockbridge May

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