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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1975

Page

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Zoning Proposals Emerge Unchanged After Hearing Backlash

Planning Commission, after a night of disapproval and two petitions, altered several bylaws but this morning voted to send the map, bylaws, and town plan to the Selectman unchanged. The dispute centered West Road RC 40 zoning and airport RP 40 provisions as Selectmen urged more town input before final action.

Planning Commission Selectman Peter Reed Donavan Bennington West Road Donovan Paul W. Bohne III Commission Pownal Mt. Anthony Country Club Harmon Road Shaftsbury Gerald P. Morrissey Timothy Corcoran Donavan Bohne West End

Vermont House approves 217 million 1976 budget plan

The Vermont House approved a 217 million 1976 budget after two days of debate, sending the measure to the Senate. The vote appeared unanimous on a balanced budget with no new taxes, despite Gov. Salmon's veto risk on education funding, VIDA, and tourism cuts. Observers see the move as a setback for the governor, who plans to push essential programs in the Senate.

House Thomas P. Salmon Senate Salmon Vermont Industrial Development Authority VIDA Royal B. Cutts R-Townshend State House University of Vermont State University

Inside national recount and local Easter lore in brief

The Inside National section notes the NH Senate recount could extend, while Local covers the Wadsworths Easter lore and leftovers recipes. Edit highlights Pete Horton on Vermont small business and MA gun law. Page references span from Fortney’s culinary column to Vermont dental programs and Arlington blood records.

N.H Senate FBI Wadsworths Pete Horton Vermont Massachusetts Fortney Arlington Battlefield Park Walloomsac ABC Nixon Generals New Orleans Super-Stadium UCLA

U S airlift halted as rebels threaten Phnom Penh

Rebel rocket and artillery fire halted the U S airlift to Phnom Penh as insurgents advanced on the east bank of the Mekong. At least 2 killed and 10 wounded at Pochentong airport while three U S C130s landed for fuel and ammo after dawn.

Mekong Phnom Penh West Bank Vihear Suor

Refugees panic and evacuations rise in Da Nang area

Communist forces captured Hoi An and Bao Loc, cutting deep into South Vietnam as Da Nang faced mass refugee chaos. Aerial and seaborne evacuations surged while U.S. crews worked to move 100000 refugees, airlines kept flights rolling, and consular staff aided operations amid ongoing turmoil.

Saigon UPI da Nang U.S Albert Francis Francis Hoi An Bao Loc Lam Dong South Vietnam Phnom Penh Con Miller Air Vietnam

Ford weighs veto on 24.8 billion tax cut bill

President Ford described the bill as a mix of good and bad elements and will decide in days whether to sign or veto. He convened energy and economic advisers for a Good Friday White House meeting to review dozens of provisions and potential rebates for 1974 income taxes.

United Press International United States U.S Ford Federal Reserve Ford Administration Michael Evans Chase Econometrics Washington UPI Congress White House Ron Nessen Nessen

Vermont Senate approves bill requiring legislature for new atomic plants

The Vermont Senate approved a measure mandating legislative consent for building any new atomic power plant. A last minute Senate amendment, approved 23 to 7, removed a ban on considering radiological aspects, risking federal court challenges. The House had passed the measure earlier, and leaders expect quick concurrence to send the bill to Gov. Salmon.

Thomas Salmon House John Meaker Waterbury Meaker Orrin Beattie Manchester Senate Public Service Board

Vermont Lottery Plan Dead as Compromise Proposal Emerges

In Montpelier UPI reports a Vermont lottery bill is shelved after a mutual agreement. A nine member House committee will study the plan and report back next January with Reed as a member. The proposal also explores tying Vermont to the Massachusetts lottery to cut overhead and boost revenue.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Norman Reed D-Hartford House Appropriations Emory Hebard Glover House Reed Hebard Massachusetts New Hampshire

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By Rob Woolmington Battambang Pochentong Juel Lee Cambodia Florence Wood Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union Molly Stark Supervisory Union Board John Searey Orrin Griffis George A. Sleeman
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