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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1976
Page
3
Mrs. Nancy O Nei s class ends the school year with a field trip that promised lasting memories. The five boys in front from left are Eric Packer Brian Barney Greg Blake Jeffrey Robare and Thomas Willette. Seated in
In Montpelier Liberty Union leaders Bernard Sanders of Burlington and John Franco of Barre announce governor and lieutenant governor bids and call for curbing corporate power, public ownership of utilities, worker organization, and tax reform. Democratic hopeful Burgess reports about 2,200 dollars raised and names Emma Harwood and William Ryan as co-chairs, while rival Santway seeks to offer voters a real choice.
Dr. Arnold M. Seligman, 64, chief of tumor research at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore and a St. Johnsbury Vermont native, died from the cancer he studied. A Harvard Medical School graduate, he advanced chemotherapeutic approaches to prostatic cancer and earned numerous honors. He led Sinai's surgery for 18 years and mentored several physician children.
Vermont’s jobless rate fell to 4.3 percent of the insured workforce, the lowest in over 18 months, with Burlington posting the lowest rate and Morrisville the highest. About 13,000 people filed unemployment claims last week.
Dianne Marie Dusha of Arlington and Bruce Allen Mosher of Bennington are engaged. Dusha, a 1974 Arlington Memorial High School graduate, is a Vermont junior majoring in home economics education. Mosher, Mt Anthony Union High School 1971 and Vermont Technical College 1973 grad, works at Shadowbrook Farm. No wedding date set.
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