Bennington Selectmen Pressure Junkyards Under State Law
Bennington selectmen moved slowly toward enforcing a state junkyard law amid concerns over being the states patsy. They cited compliance steps for Olin and others, saw progress on fences at Dewey's yard, and planned possible action only if necessary while avoiding discrimination claims.
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Bennington Selectmen
Selectmen
Fred Olin
Green Acres
Jesse Dewey
Dewey
Beech Street
Ext
Olin
Russell Stratton
East Road
Everett LeBlanc
North Bennington Road
Richard van Santvoord
Stratton
Sion
Flynns
van Santvoord
Electric Power Use On the Rise in Area
Special to The Banner. Bennington households show historic high electricity consumption per home, reflecting rising living standards. Edison Electric Institute and Federal Power Commission reports compare local bills with national and New England averages for 100, 250, and 500 kilowatt hours. Bennington's annual per‑household usage reached 4,190 kilowatt hours, up from 2,785 in 1958, while bills for 100 kWh are $4.50 locally versus $4.03 nationally and $4.58 in New England. Differences in production costs and service areas explain regional price variation.
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New York
Bennington
Edison Electric Institute
Federal Power Commission
FPC
United States
New England States
New England
Bennington Listers Schedule Grievance Day in 1965
Bennington Listers announced 1965 Grievance Day will start at 1 p.m. Tuesday June 29 and run until all objections to proposed property tax listings are heard. 106 tax notices have been sent and more will follow as an across the board review aims to base listings on fair market value. 1964 listings will largely carry forward to the 1965 Grand List with updates for new construction or improvements. Francis J. Hogan chairs the board with members Raymond Betit and Charles Toomey.
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Bennington
Listers
Francis J. Hogan
Raymond P. Betit
Charles Toomey
New England Institute for Radiologic Technologists at UVM
The second New England Post Graduate Institute for Radiologic Technologists runs June 23 to 26 at Simpson and Mason Halls on the University of Vermont Redstone Campus. Sponsored by the UVM College of Medicine radiology department and regional societies, it features about 22 talks on X-ray mechanics photography diagnosis and treatment with X-ray and guest speakers from industry and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
New England
Simpson and Mason
University of Vermont Redstone
Department of Radiology
College of Medicine
New England Conference of
Radiologic Technologists
New England Roentgen Ray Society
Ralph Bannister
R.T
UVM
Missionary College Quartet Sings At Local Church
The Ambassadors from Nyack Missionary College will perform at Missionary Alliance Church on Crescent Boulevard this Friday at 7 30 pm. The male quartet from Nyack travels across 17 states on an 11 week tour this year with accompanist Daniel Foster. Members include Gordon Twist Andrew Scrimgeour Frank Clay and Philip Enlow with a varied program of hymn arrangements and vocal piano pieces.
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Ambassadors
Nyack Missionary College
Nyack
N.Y
Missionary Alliance Church
Crescent Boulevard
Gordon Twist
Lebanon
Andrew Scrimgeour
Sebastopol
Calif
Frank Clay
Warner Robins
Philip Enlow
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Joseph Higgins
LeBlanc
Edward Flynn
Rooney Court
Flynn
South Stream Road
Bennington Listers
Amsterdam
the Netherlands
UPI
Beatrix
Red Light
South Swansea
Mass
Daniel Foster
Philadelphia
Their
U.S
New York City
Sunoco
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