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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1976

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Monument facelift continues on Bennington Obelisk

The 301 foot blue dolomite Bennington Monument undergoes a $60,000 maintenance project. Kelley's Inc uses electric saws to repoint joints six years after a prior 1969 top section repair. Weep holes and rubber caulking will manage water ingress as scaffolding remains for photos.

Bennington Monument Edwin Morrill R.E. Kelley, Inc Bowmansville N.Y Kelley

Ford cancels Reagan meeting to direct Lebanon evacuation

President Ford stays in Washington to oversee the convoy evacuations of Americans from Lebanon and will view the return of Ambassador Francis Meloy and economic counselor from Beirut. Ford plans to travel to Andrews Air Force Base Saturday to see the bodies returned.

Washington UPI Ford Ronald Reagan Lebanon White House Andrews Air Force Base Francis Meloy Robert O. Waring Beirut Iowa Ron Nessen Betty Ford Jack Nessen Des Moines Mary Louise Smith Republican National Committee Reagan Damascus United States

South African Police Fire On Rioters In Race Turmoil

In Johannesburg and surrounding mining towns violence escalates with police firing on black mobs using automatic rifles. Riots spread from Soweto to nine other townships as more than 70 people die and 800+ injured. Authorities close black universities and ban public gatherings while urging calm.

Johannesburg South Africa UPI University of Zululand Soweto John Vorster Jimmy Kruger Alexandra Sandton

Judge blocks new food stamp regulations

Federal Judge John Lewis Smith Jr. blocked regulations aimed at saving $1 billion annually while excluding over 4 million people from the program. The injunction barsWe continue the current program under existing rules as appeals loom and Congress contemplates revisions.

Washington UPI John Lewis Smith Jr Agriculture Department Food Research and Action Center of New York Ford Smith Coalition Department

Italy election campaign ends with CDP veto on coalition

Rome Italy's campaign closed with the Christian Democrats again ruling out a coalition with the Communists and Vatican officials warning Catholics voting Communist will be excommunicated. Four point four million voters prepare to cast ballots Sunday and Monday amid tight polls and scattered street violence between factions.

Rome UPI Italy Christian Democrats Vatican Barletta Naples Christian Democratic Party

Endangered Plants Threaten Multimillion Project Halt

The Interior Department proposed listing 1,767 plants as endangered to protect a world heritage in Hawaii and across 46 states. About 250 may be extinct already, with dune grass near Death Valley and Antioch primrose at risk. Some projects like the $2 million LaFarge Dam on the Kickapoo River could be blocked, delaying funding pending studies on water quality.

Washington UPI Interior Department Bruce MacBryde U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Hawaii MacBryde Eureka Death Valley Calif Antioch Dunes Contra Costa County LaFarge Kickapoo River Wisconsin Congress Gaylord Nelson D-Wis

Five legislators marked for defeat in Vermont race

The Vermont State Employees Association released a list of five House members slated for defeat this year under a political education plan. Members from Montpelier Jericho Northfield Barre and Vergennes include all Republicans except Democrat David Drew. The group cited influence voting records and tight 1974 elections, plus districts with sizable state worker populations, as criteria.

House VSEA Peter Giuliani Montpelier David Drew Jericho Glendon King Northfield Lucille Molinaroli Barre William Allen Vergennes Drew

Weather outlook shows warm, humid day with possible storms

Hot and wet conditions prevail with hazy humidity and a chance of late day thunderstorms. Highs reach 80 to 85, with cloudy skies tonight and lows in the 60s. Sunday brings showers and thunderstorms with highs in the 70s to near 80.

Vermont Yankee power rate clash at public hearing

In Montpelier sessions lasting three days, about a dozen lawyers officials and press questioned an engineer a financial consultant and a utility executive on the Verizon Yankee shutdown costs. Vermonters urged that 2.6 million in power costs from the shutdown be borne by stockholders not ratepayers and criticized pass-through charges by major utilities as paid by customers. The Vermont Yankee plant near Vernon shut January to mid February over a possible safety system issue. The Public Service Board must decide how pass-through costs are shared, with the attorney general noting ongoing considerations.

Montpelier Vermont Yankee Vernon State Public Service Board Vermont Electric PSB Central Vermont Public Service Corp CVPS Green Mountain Power Corp Vermont

Public utilities debate over PSB reforms and nuclear plant costs

The Vermont PSB faces calls for a public elected board to boost responsiveness. The state Supreme Court blocked a bid to pause pass-through charges tied to PSB decisions, keeping surcharges in place as hearings proceed. Lawyers clash over mismanagement at Vermont Yankee and GE safety design with CVPS concerns.

State Supreme Court Low Income Advocacy Council PSB Supreme Court Vermont Yankee General Electric Co

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