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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1968
Page
6
Tokyo's Socialist Governor Ryokichi Minobe campaigned on banning smog and restoring dragonflies as 11.1 million residents endure fumes. Citizens wear masks, buy bottled oxygen, and commuters suffer exhaust fumes while authorities deploy smog-watching stations and oxygen dispensers.
Exalted ruler Charles Boyle of Bennington Lodge 567 outlined tentative plans for a north side expansion. Architect Richard Diamond prepared the design, featuring a 64 by 117 foot addition, a 48 by 75 foot main hall, and kitchen facilities for about 350. The hall could convert to banquet or dining space. plans require lodge and Grand Lodge approval before moving to schedule.
Three more Soviet submarines anchored in the harbor joining a repair ship as visible evidence of growing Soviet influence in the Middle East.
New York architect Bernard Guenther proposes shell style apartments with movable interior walls to let tenants customize space as families grow. The system mirrors office design, offering flexible layouts within health and basic housing standards, enabling adjustments for growing or changing households while keeping fixed kitchens and plumbing.
Bennington Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck reports transfers in her office from February 15 to 29. On February 24 William H. Jacobsen and June E. Jacobsen of Pownal transferred property on the west side of Division Street to Richard R. Root and Luella of Bennington. On February 27 Franklin D. Spicer and Florence K. Spicer of Bennington transferred property on the west side of Maple Street to Union Carbide Corp. Arnold Revett and Margar et Revett of Bennington transferred property on the south side of Bradford Place to Gerald Berthold. Also on February 27 W Clyde Peck and Eleanor Peck of Bennington transferred property on the west side of Maple Street to Union Carbide Corp.
Residents outside the town and Bennington voters will cast ballots at two polling places on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. North Bennington residents on the checklist vote at McCullough Firehouse, others at the Elementary School. The floor meeting is Monday at 8 p.m. at the Elementary School.
Moscow report says crows collect walnuts at night and drop shells from about 100 feet, creating scattered debris on the concrete runways each morning, according to Science and Life.
Union Carbide Corp discloses 1967 worldwide sales of 2.545 billion dollars and earnings of 170.686 million dollars a drop from 1966. The release notes inclusion of 60+ overseas affiliates and higher worldwide construction outlays, with cautious 1968 outlook for higher sales and margins.
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