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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1977

Page

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Carter plan to curb off-road vehicles provokes riders across land

President Carter considers an executive order to restrict snowmobiles motorbikes and off road vehicles from environmentally sensitive public lands. The plan would close areas jeopardized by such use while preserving designated zones. Western states and environmental groups back action though riders fear broader bans.

Carter Washington Nixon Council On Environmental Quality James A McClure Idaho United States Sen. McClure Thomas L. Kimball National Wildlife Federation California Kimball

Vermont House OKs Bill Requiring Nuclear Waste Site Approval

The Vermont House approved a bill by a 102 to 23 vote requiring legislative authorization for any nuclear waste storage site. Sponsor Rep. Michael Silver said the margin signals broad support, with co sponsors from about 50 members and groups urging safety concerns. The measure moves to the Senate, while existing Vernon storage remains exempt.

Montpelier Vermont House Senate Michael Silver Bennington Silver Vermont Public Interest Research Group Nuclear Regulatory Commission Vernon Vermont Yankee Bennington County United States West Valley N.Y

Ire at Pownal as state deal nears on track fate

Report from Pownal describes a public hearing at Pownal Elementary School where about 100 residents and business leaders voiced distrust of officials as a Montpelier race track deal advances. Officials outlined a draft agreement allowing greyhound dates through October and harness racing 65 days Jan–Apr 1978, with revised takeout splits boosting track and state revenues. Santarcangelo urged a local take-out option to recoup losses, while others warned of broader economic damage from the track switch.

Broyles Banner Richard Snelling State Racing Commission Salvatore Santarcangelo John Armstrong Philip O’neil Pic Pac Dick Lewis Pownal Racing Commission Montpelier Bill House Ways and Means E. Theodore Boulter Peter Giuliani R. Alan Paul Boulter Paul Santarcangelo

Survivors to board mercy plane after Spain crash

Survivors of the worst aviation disaster began boarding a U S Air Force mercy plane in Santa Cruz de Tenerife after a clash with Spanish hospital officials. The 68 known survivors, including 56 injured, would be evacuated in stages to burn centers in the United States, with routes through McGuire AFB New Jersey and Kelly AFB Texas to Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio.

Santa Cruz DE Tenerife Spain UPI U.S. Air Force U.S Hercules Las Palmas Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio Tex Canary Islands San Antonio Center Brooke

Canary Islands Runway Collision Sparks Investigation

Investigators faced confusion and contradictions as they began reconstructing the crash that involved two jumbo jets on a Canary Islands runway. Early signs suggest questions remain about the cause and the path to a resolution.

Canary Islands

Pan Am crash analysis focuses on tower clearance and radio miscommunications

Investigators study cockpit voice recorder and impounded airport tower tapes after the fog collision. Analysts weigh whether KLM had takeoff permission and if Pan Am followed controller instructions. Early findings will influence lawsuits as insurers caution against premature conclusions.

Pan American World Airways Pan Am Washington KLM

Shaftsbury selectmen reverse zoning administrator vote

Shaftsbury selectmen reverse their decision on appointing a zoning administrator as local civic actions unfold in the town. The report outlines the political shift, the vote tally, and potential implications for planning and development in Shaftsbury.

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