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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1970

Page

5

Jeffords Probes $1.4 Million State Contract

Vermont Attorney General James Jeffords launches a formal review of a $1.4 million statewide communications network contract. Investigator Greg Léquyer will question Motorola Communication and Electronics Co General Electric Co and the Radio Corp of America amid controversy over award timing and bid extensions. The AG also expected to sign an opinion enabling delivery and payment for the Motorola radio system.

James Jeffords Gregory L’equyer Motorola Communication and Electronics Co General Electric Co The Radio Corp. of America Governor’s Crime Commission Motorola Jeffords

Objector Morrisseau says Supreme Court ruling aids Nixon goals

Burlington Democrat Dennis Morrisseau, a former Army lieutenant and White House protester, argues the Court broadened conscientious objection to cover extra religious grounds. He says the ruling speeds the end of the Vietnam War and the shift to a volunteer army, and it supports the right to follow conscience over national policy. Morrisseau is pursuing the Democratic nomination and may seek Republican or independent status if advantageous.

Burlington UPS Dennis Morrisseau United States Supreme Court Nixon Administration White House Supreme Court High Court Morrisseau U.S

Nixon to announce higher home heating oil import quotas

President Nixon is expected to amend oil import restrictions to add about 40 000 barrels a day of No 2 crude oil mainly from Venezuela. Much of the extra supply would go to New England as Northeast lawmakers pressed for a 100 000 barrel daily increase amid shortages and rising prices.

Nixon Washington UPI Winston Prouty White House Prouty Capitol Hill Venezuela New England States New England Canada

OBrien Sees Tax Talk Discrepancies in Vermont

Democratic candidate Leo OBrien accuses Gov Davis and Tax Commissioner Wright of conflicting statements on Vermont taxes. He cites Wright urging a sales tax increase within two years to fund programs, while Davis has said no new taxes in the near future. OBrien calls this a credibility gap and links it to past campaign positions.

Burlington UPI Leo O’brien Vermont Deane C. Davis Lawrence Wright O’brien Wright Chittenden-Grand Isle Davis Northfield

Mysterious Skeletons Explained In Cumberland

Cumberland police say a medical examiner reports the bones are likely an old family burial plot. A man and a woman were found by a bulldozer, with a third skeleton located nearby, at a site tied to one of Maryland’s earliest settlements.

Cumberland UPI Richard Anderson Charles Branch

Vermont Protests Loss of I-93 Segment in N E Kingdom

Highway Commissioner John Gray criticized a federal decision to halt the I-93 project through northern Vermont and New Hampshire. He asked Transportation Secretary Volpe to reconsider, saying the St Johnsbury to Littleton link would harm the Northeast Kingdom economy after an $85 million plan was scrapped.

St. Johnsbury Gray Littleton Northeast Kingdom

Fairbanks Morse Ends Four Day Week At Vermont Plant

At Fairbanks Morse Co in St. Johnsbury the four day work week ends and 550 employees return to a full schedule Monday after a three week cutback due to slackening conditions. A new $400000 Post Office contract for scales boosts outlook while peers Fellows George Co in Springfield and H T Cushman Mfg Co in North Bennington keep four day weeks.

ST. Johnsbury UPI Fairbanks Morse Co Kenneth Hammer Colt Industries U.S. Post Office Scales Fairbanks Morse Vermont Fellows George Co Springfield H.T. Cushman Mfg. Co North Bennington

Teamsters Strike Haveg Industries Over Wages in Colchester

In Colchester UPI reports 118 of 135 Teamsters authorized a strike at Haveg Industries Super Temp Wire Division after wage talks stalled for a month. Pickets form around the plant as the union seeks a 95 cent hourly raise while the company offers 52 cents per hour for three years. Plant Manager David Binch said no immediate bargaining resumption is planned.

Colchester UPI Teamsters Union Haveg Industries David Binch

Windsor Plant to Bring Back 75 Percent as 150 Walk Off

Windsor Shoe Products Plant manager R G Cummings announced 75 percent of the workforce would be recalled after a seven week strike and 150 workers would be laid off. The Goodyear subsidiary faced higher labor costs after 650 United Rubber Workers members won a new contract with a $1.30 hourly wage increase last week. In Montpelier Gov Davis moved executive offices to the first floor of the former National Life guest house as 111 year old Statehouse undergoes renovations.

Windsor UPI R.G. Cummings Windsor Shoe Products Cummings Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co United Rubber Workers

Grants Fund Research At RPI Albany State University

Six state science foundation grants totaling 207714 support RPI and Albany State University. RPI receives 200000 with half for Lake George Water Research Center work. Albany State gets 7714 for environmental modification study from thermal discharge of large power stations on Lake Ontario.

Albany RPI Albany State University State Science and Technological Foundation Lake George Albany State Lake Ontario

Williamstown revaluation contract signed by town officials

Town Manager Guy L. Krapp and Assessor Harry B. Smith signed a contract with Cleminshaw Co. for Williamstown property revaluation. The firm, which did the 1954 valuation, will list properties and print forms. The contract requires valuation of buildings used by schools or feeding students, but not strictly educational facilities.

Williamstown Guy L. Krapp Harry B. Smith Cleminshaw Co

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