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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1973

Page

11

State CEO agency on brink of collapse warns director

Montpelier Vermont The Office of Economic Opportunity OEO faces near bankruptcy as director Francis McGann says funds are exhausted and Washington holds money. A federal appeals ruling voids actions by acting CFO Howard Phillips leaving grants for the National Poor People's Program in limbo. If federal funds arrive with heavy cuts totals allow seven to eight months, else only about three months remain.

Bruce Talbot Montpelier UPI State Office of Economic Opportunity OOO Francis McGann Rusing McFaun OEO Washington Thomas Salmon George Aiken H Aiken Washington District Court William D. Jones United States Howard Phillips Ilegally U.S. Senate U.S. Court of Appeals McFain Phillips State of Vermont Nol Col

Moss to check BSD absentee ballots list in election

State's attorney Neil Moss will review the BSD school district absentee ballot applications to detect violations of law. He instructed clerk Jane Betit to retain all forms and records for post election examination, warning of penalties for illegal solicitation or false applications and noting possible voting-rights consequences. Louis Perrotta leads candidates involved, with about 300 applications reported and new requirement that applicant names appear on forms before signature.

John Leaning Neil 5 Moss Bennington Jane Betit Muss Louis Perrotta Eugene V. Clark Jane Beth Shoul

Vermont GOP cash crunch and party outreach plan

The Vermont Republican Party faces money troubles with Almanac sales down and six month expenses exceeding income, leaving cash on hand at 1,483 dollars. Leaders emphasize expanding independent voter appeal and opening caucuses to rank and file on Sept 11 to broaden input and rebuild the base.

Manac Republican Committee James Sanderson GOP Jeffords Willson Sanderson Polley Sanderson Luther Hackett Deane C. Davis Washington County Finance Director Hackett Thomas Salmon

St Joseph building sale splits BSD voters in Bennington

Voters in the Bennington School District face a Tuesday decision on buying the St Joseph College building in Old Bennington to ease space needs. The plan shifts toward smaller K6 neighborhood schools, cites rental costs and space flexibility, and notes $480000 total cost with 30 percent state aid plus 20 percent annual mortgage aid.

John Bennington School District BSD St. Joseph College Old Bennington Stark Street St. Joseph Brookside Col. J

Vesco extradition rejected by Costa Rica

A Costa Rican appeals court rejected the U S request to extradite financier Robert Vesco. The ruling said the arrest warrant offense cited in New York is not covered by the 1972 treaty, and the decision was upheld by a higher court. Vesco faces charges tied to a 200 000 contribution to Nixon’s re election campaign and a civil suit alleging theft of 224 million from investment funds.

San Jose Costa Rica UPI United States Robert Vesco U.S Viron Vaky Vesco New York John Mitchell Commerce Maurice Stans New Jersey Harry Sears

U.S. Bombers Hit Cambodian Rebels Near Phnom Penh

U S Air Force F-111 jets attacked rebel positions along highways north and south of Phnom Penh but heavy clouds and rain cut raids short. North of the city troops tried to reopen Highway 5 while 25 Cambodian soldiers were wounded. southern efforts near Kompong Tram were halted by weather. Rebels had closed Highway 5 again last weekend.

Phnom Penh Highway 5 Cambodia Kompong Tram Thailand

Bloodbath at Peron homecoming sparks infighting in Argentina

Amid a deadly rally for Juan D. Peron, authorities blame CYA and Caban guerrillas as moderates demand interior minister's resignation. Death toll ranges from 10 to 68 across hospitals, with Peron calling for peaceful revolution during exile’s end.

Buenos Aires UPI Juan D. Peron CYA Caban Hector ¢. Campora Peron Justicialist Interior Esteban Thema

POW officers accuse two top POWs of misconduct

Defense officials said Rear Adm. Stockdale forwarded misconduct charges against Marine Lt. Col. Edison Wainwright Miller and Navy Capt. Walter E. Wilber, both long time POWs in North Vietnam. The documents were mailed to the Pentagon for review as officers previously faced questions about protection of higher ups.

Washington UPI North Vietnam Pentagon Defense Department Jamesb. Stockdale Coronado Calif Edison Wainwright Miller Tustin Navy Walter E. Wilber Columbia Cross Roads Stockdale Air Force Theodore W. Guy Wilber Miller

Sewage funds promise for Vermont projects

Gov. Thomas P. Salmon announced Vermont will receive about 111 million dollars in federal aid to finance 17 planned sewage treatment projects. Sen. George Aiken credited his efforts for reversing EPA constraints that previously limited funding, enabling the state to proceed with its water cleanup program. The EPA indicated up to 4 billion dollars in grants are now authorized.

Montpelier UPI Thomas P. Salmon Phriday Vermont George Aiken R.J Salmon Aiken Environmental Protection Agency Robert Fri Fri EPA

Permanent zoning nears approval in Arlington

Arlington voters urged selectmen to place permanent zoning for Arlington on the ballot soon after the third public hearing on the land use ordinance. Amendments removed spot commercial areas outside the village district, making existing outside village commercial sites non conforming. If the vote proceeds this summer, Arlington would join Pownal as the only Pennington region town without permanent zoning.

Charles Bonenti Arlington Selectmen Pownal Pennington Arthur O'Dea O'Dea Huffle

Weekend Weather Outlook for Suntiy Region

Mostly sunny to start, turning partly cloudy. A chance of scattered afternoon or evening showers near mountains Saturday and Sunday. Highs will reach the 70s to near 80. Saturday night lows around 50s.

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