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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
2
A Montpelier granite plant operated by Daniel Sullivan of Barre was destroyed by a Monday night fire. Firemen contained most flames before a bulk of the 100 by 200 foot shed was damaged. Sullivan estimated losses could reach thousands. About 14 workers were employed.
Miss Christine Price formerly of London now living in Castletown will discuss Living History in the Country Villages of England at the Vermont Society of Daughters of Colonial Wars annual meeting. The event is set for Saturday at Royals Hearthside in Rutland.
Poultney Women's Club marked the 75th anniversary of Vermont Federation joining the General Federation of Women's Clubs with a Hats Through History fashion show, showcasing historical headwear during the gathering.
Students from 22 high schools will compete in the third annual state mathematics and science fair at Norwich University on April 2. Exhibits open to the public 3 30 to 6 p.m. An awards assembly is planned at 5 30 p.m. The fair invites Grades 7 through 12 winners of first prize projects at local or district contests.
Central Vermont Humane Society urges parents not to buy live Easter chicks ducklings or bunnies for children. President Roger Seaman says stores lack adequate facilities for handling these pets and many animals become unwanted, left to fend for themselves in ponds or woods.
Vermont total employment rose to 155,300 last month and unemployment fell to 4.8 percent, the lowest in a decade. About 7,800 Vermonters were jobless in February, while the tight labor market also reduced available agricultural workers for the state.
Albany two saviors Arthur Cote and John Collins faced exposure bills after rescuing a woman who plunged from Dunn Memorial Bridge into the Hudson. They lost a day’s pay and now carry hospital and cold costs, yet say they would act again without regret. Nearby Colonie guards will parol Macy’s new store with five dogs, previewing hours before opening.
Rensselaer Planning Commission chair William Sillery said the Scope of Services for the Master Plan for Urban Renewal has been sent to the federal government. Planning consultant John C. Burdis of Burdis Associates prepared the Scope, required by state and federal agencies, with the city hoping for a $22,000 grant.
A Williams College four man team will compete Sunday at 5 30 p m on the G E College Bowl, seen regionally on WRGB TV channel 6 Representing Williams are Thomas A Basnight Stamford Conn Thomas E Foster Abington Pa John L Goodbody Honolulu Hawaii and O Lee Hayes Jr Fairmount Va Alternate is David N Redman Aurora Ill
Williamstown reports that Mt Greylock Regional High School history teacher Carlo Valone was granted tenure by a regional school committee vote of 5 to 1 at a special meeting. Chairman Bruce Carlson did not vote, citing a policy to break ballots, and would have joined Mrs. Mason in voting against.
Brookhaven New York among 85 sites eyed for a large atom smasher with a projected $375 million price tag. Congress debates funding and timing amid election politics while AEC weighs site options and Academy input. The project could employ over 2,000 scientists with annual operating costs near $60 million.
The Supreme Court justices clash in 14 opinions over obscenity, led by Justice Brennan who adds motive and advertising considerations to the definition. Convictions upheld include Ralph Ginzburg for three publications with penalties of five years and $28,000 fine, and Edward Mishkin for dealing in explicit books with three years and $12,500 fine. Massachusetts loses challenge over Fanny Hill suppression, signaling ongoing contention.
Dr Ruth Adams incoming president of Wellesley College favors seminars on health topics including birth control for undergraduates. She opposes distributing devices and notes Massachusetts laws may view public lectures as advertising. A separate note from Totterdown England reports 16 year old Ann Advid treated for a neck strain from combing her hair.
The Public Service Commission told Governor Rockefeller that causes of last November’s massive blackout have been eliminated and steps are in place to prevent a recurrence. The report cites actions by utility companies and the creation of the Northeast Power Coordinating Council representing about 98 percent of regional generating capacity.
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