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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1974

Page

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Marshal Zhukov Dies A Soviet WWII Legend

Moscow reports the death of Marshal Georgi Zhukov at 77 after a heart attack in the Kremlin hospital. Tass says he will have a state funeral near the Kremlin Wall on Red Square, with defense minister Grechko to head the burial preparations.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Georgi K. Zhukov Kremlin Wall Zhukov Stalingrad Berlin Kremlin Tass Red Square Defense Ministry Andrei A. Grechko Defense Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Alexei N. Kosygin Nikolai V. Podgorny Eisenhower Russia Josef V. Stalin Nikita S. Khrushchev Red Army Stalin Khrushchev Presidium Politburo White House South Lawn Nixon Washington Key Biscayne Fla NATO Brussels Leonid Brezhnev Lajes Air Base Portugues Antonio de Spinola U.S Portugal Israel Spinola Mideast Middle East Ronald Ziegler Ziegler United States Azores Europe

Selectmen seek source of Hewitt Brook pollution

Two Willow Road residents claim Bennington's landfill pollutes Hewitt Brook and threatens well water. A state geologist says pollution comes from ocher deposits at Burgess Brothers gravel pit. Town to investigate. landfill closure of Bell Trailer Park may ease part of the problem.

Willow Road Bennington Hewitt Brook Selectmen John Kittell John Powell Bell Trailer Park Kittell Powell

Woodford hillside logging prompts permit debate

Residents and environmentalists clash over logging on a steep Woodford hillside near a stream. Agency official Robert Brown notes that below 2 500 feet, loggers may work without a permit, citing erosion risk from thinner soil and sparser vegetation at higher elevations. The hill, rising at about 35 degrees above a trout stocked stream, has sparked complaints amid Bennington and local residents.

Vermont Robert Brown Agency of Environmental Conservation Woodford Brown National Forest Bennington

Richardson says Nixon planned firing Cox weeks earlier

The Boston Globe reports Elliot Richardson told the House Judiciary Committee that Nixon signaled as early as mid 1973 he wanted to remove Special Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox. The affidavit cited notes Haig pressed Cox to deny a Los Angeles Times report and that the President demanded a clear statement that Cox was not investigating San Clemente.

Boston UPI Boston Globe Elliot L. Richardson House Nixon Archibald Cox Cox Globe Washington Bureau David Nyhan Richardson Spiro Agnew Mr. Agnew the Globe White House Alexander Haig Los Angeles Times San Clemente Calif Haig Globe The

New England Telephone challenges Vermont disconnection rule

N E Telephone asks the Vermont Supreme Court to void the Public Service Board disconnection regulations. Attorney Stella Hackel argues the PSB acted arbitrarily and denied due process, claiming the rules affect 180 utilities and overstep legislative powers. Welfare Rights counters the PSB followed proper procedure and provided protection against monopolistic utility power.

Bruce Talbot Montpelier UPI New England Telephone and Telegraph Co Vermont Supreme Court Public Service Board Stella Hackel PSB Vermont Welfare Rights Organization Hackel Vermont Richard H. Saudek Washington County The

Inside Sea And Vermont Memoirs In Bennington Pages

A compact reader shows feature items including Brooke questioning Mobil’s wealth behind Ward acquisitions, MAU candidate interviews from Bennington School District, Cora Cheney on Vermont’s pirate era, James Reston’s cautious optimism, Manchester selectmen tackling traffic, Arlington Memorial High School honors, milk industry notes, gypsy moth sex traps, and Bennington summer basketball schedule across the listed pages.

Brooke Mobil Montgomery Ward John Leaning MAU Bennington Cora Cheney Vermont James Reston Manchester Arlington Memorial High School John Page Mercy

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