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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1965

Page

2

Vermont Road Death Ties Weekend Toll In Dummerston

UPI reports Vermonts lone traffic fatality this weekend was Patrick J W Rooney 26 of Hadley Falls Mass struck on Interstate Route 19 in Dummerston He died instantly from a broken neck and multiple fractures Saturday night after insisting his mother Viola stop the car State Police said Rooney was the southbound passenger in a car driven by his mother and that Robert R Smith of Brattleboro was the auto driver Rooney was Vermonts 34th traffic death this year up from 26 at this time last year The incident occurred in the southbound lane

Dummerston UPI Vermont Patrick J.W. Rooney Hadley Falls Mass Hadley Robert R. Smith Brattleboro Rooney Viola

New Melsur plant to mold wood in Brattleboro

Brattleboro officials announce a Melsur Corp plant to produce molded wood products. Starting with 15 workers, construction by H Loney Construction Co. will begin this spring with production set for the fall. The Brattleboro Development Credit Corp and Vermont Industrial Building Authority guarantee the loan.

Brattleboro UPI Melsur Corp H. Loney Construction Co Brattleboro Development Credit Corp Vermont Industrial Building Authority

New Hartford youth admits stabbing elderly couple in robbery

Paul Winters, 16, confessed to stabbing Arthur Salisbury, 77, and Elizabeth Salisbury, 68, during a home invasion. The bodies were found Sunday four miles from their home. both victims had been beaten. Winters faces a first degree murder charge at arraignment. In Albany, Assemblyman Hyman Mintz, linked to the Finger Lakes Racetrack license scandal, remains in hospital after a heart flutter and is being questioned by a county grand jury over a $100,000 bribe tied to the Canandaigua racetrack license.

Utica Paul Winters New Hartford Arthur Salisbury Elizabeth Winters Albany Hyman Mintz Finger Lakes Albany Medical Center Hospital Mintz New York County Canandaigua

State University bids for $6.6 million Geneseo project

Albany The State University Construction Fund will receive bids on a $6.6 million construction package at State University College Geneseo. Gov Rockefeller announced the plan to replace the 1938 facilities with a communications lecture hall a fine arts building and an administration building. Project completion is expected for late fall 1966.

Albany State University Construction Fund State University College At Geneseo Rockefeller

Pittsfield Train Service Cutback by April 25

A notice at Union Station states Boston and Albany Beeliners 404 and 405 between Boston and New York will be discontinued as of April 25. New Haven Railroad service through Pittsfield has been reduced to weekends only for the past year.

Pittsfield Union Station Boston & Albany Boston New York Capital New Haven

Church apartment building to be razed this spring

NORTH ADAMS voters at the First Congregational Church approved razing its 133 year old apartment building at Church and Summer Streets near Monument Square. Tenants were ordered to vacate by April 1. ADAMS Mount Greylock Tramway Authority says it will discuss compromises with opponents. Executive Director Dragone said talks are possible. A compromise meeting was proposed by Sen. Kelly and Protective Association President Tague, but was met with a cool reception. Representatives from pro and anti tramway groups will meet next week to seek a settlement.

North Adams First Congregational Church Church and Summer Streets Monument Square

Two Mothers Four Children Die in Conn Fire

In Eastford Connecticut a pre-dawn fire killed two mothers and four children, likely started by a defective space heater. Russell Colburn, 28, who smelled smoke, found no source inside and, after flames surged, could not reenter. The victims were Norah Colburn and her sons Kevin and Shawn, Norah’s sister Theresa Loewy and her children Peggy Ann and Michael. A call for space heater ban legislation followed the tragedy.

Conn Eastford, Conn UPI Connecticut Russell Colburn Willimantic Depart Colburn Norah Colburn Kevin Shawn Theresa Loewy Peggy Ann Michael

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