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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1967

Page

2

Vermont tax bill aims at middle class with higher exemptions

Senate Finance Committee to hold a 3 pm hearing on a tax reform bill that boosts personal exemptions to 600, fixes the rate at 25 percent of federal liability, lets married couples file jointly or separately, and imposes a capital gains tax for business. The plan, backed by the Hoff administration, shifts burden to those earning 40,000 dollars or more and would remove about 30,000 from the tax rolls while raising the same revenue. In Burlington, two men were shot by police during an alleged burglary at Brewer Motors. Bruce Delorme and Geary McCuen were listed in critical condition after being wounded when fleeing a warning shot and the trooper entered the showroom.

Hoff Gerald Witherspoon Burlington API Bishop de Goesbriand Hospital Bruce Delorme Geary McCuen Brewer Motors North Avenue

Truth in Lending bill eyed by Vermont House panel

The House Commerce Committee will hold a public hearing Thursday on the Hoff administration Truth in Lending bill. The measure, backed by Banking and Insurance Commissioner James Hunt, requires disclosure of true annual interest rates at loan origination and aims to protect Vermonters using credit plans under the Retail Installment Sales Act. Current rates cited approach 32 percent for a $300, 24 month loan and about 26 percent for a $600 loan.

Ford Foundation taps Bass as temporary educational TV consultant

Milton R. Bass, former WMHT program manager and current Berkshire Eagle and The Banner editor, is named a temporary consultant to the Ford Foundation's educational television programming. He will draft a report after a weeklong NYC visit, assisting Fred W. Friendly and Av Westin amid the foundation’s TV initiatives. Hoosick Falls banker committee member Berlant joins a special investigation on US Youth Council and CIA links. Union College student active in Young Democrats groups.

New York Milton R. Bass Schenectady WMHT Berkshire Eagle Pittsfield Mass the Banner Bennington Ford Foundation Fred W. Friendly Foundation Bass New York City Friendly Lewis Freedman Av Westin Columbia University Television Workshop Hoosick Falls Joseph T. Berlant College of Young Democratic Clubs of America United States Youth Council Central Intelligence Agency Berlant Union College College Young Democrats The State College

Pilot guides plane to safe landing after gear failure

An airplane with a damaged left landing gear landed safely at Harrisman Airport in Berkshire County with help from George A. West, Mohawk Valley Aviation Corp. president, who directed the circling craft to the ground in blowing snow. Mr and Mrs Warren Ashley of West Hartford Conn were shaken but uninjured after the emergency landing during a business trip to New York. The troubled plane had hovered over the airport for an hour and suffered a broken propeller.

North Adams Harrisman Warren Ashley North Main St West Hartford Conn Ashley New York George A. West Mohawk Valley Aviation Corp

Pittsfield Post Office Dedication Draws Kennedy and Crowd

About 400 people attended the formal dedication of Pittsfield’s new 1.3 million post office as U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy arrived from New York. Kennedy credited Rep. Silvio Conte, Mayor Remo DelGallo, and local business leaders for the project. Conte praised postal officials. Kennedy said a civil service exam for a permanent postmaster would be set up in about a month.

Pittsfield U.S Edward M. Kennedy New York City Silvio Conte Remo DelGallo Conte Kennedy

Milk Blockade by NFO Triggers Price Push and Violence

United Press International reports militant National Farmers Organization actions in 25 states to raise milk prices. Milk became a weapon as convoys guarded by supporters move to markets while some stores raise prices. Officials dispute direct price links and foresee only temporary supply curtailment with no shortage.

National Farmers Organization Oren Lee Staley NFO Omaha Neb L. K. Muller Alamoda Dairies Staley

Fire destroys New Hampshire landmark at Mt Washington base

The Glen House, a historic Glen, New Hampshire hotel at the base of Mt Washington, was destroyed by fire on Sunday. Fire Chief Carson S. Lary attributed the loss to water shortages from frozen pipes. No injuries were reported as crews waited for a snowplow to reach the site.

Glen, N.H

Three Youths Arrested In Landau Murder Case

In Boston three Revere youths will be arraigned in Municipal Court today on murder charges in the death of stage and TV producer Jack Landau. The suspects were arrested at their homes Saturday night and held without bail. Names include Eugene G. McKenna, 17, and Michael E.

Boston UPI Revere Jack Landau Eugene G. McKenna Michael E Riley Landau Back Bay Michael Luongo White House Kennedy Luongo Back McKenna William M. Huber Wgbh-Tv

Satellites May Control Crops By 2000 Says Freeman

Washington Agri culture Secretary Orville L Freeman told a National Association of Science Teachers convention that by the year 2000 orbiting satellites could monitor fields and regulate light and moisture. Remote sensing could detect soil changes crop damage pests and disease growth rates and send alarm signals to farmers to adjust artificial lights or growth chemicals.

Washington UPS Orville L. Freeman Freeman National Association of Science Teachers

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