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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1967

Page

5

Vermont right to know law urged for broader access

Vermont Attorney General James L. Oakes urged revisions to state open records rules to broaden media and public access. He cited Arkansas as a potential model, noting Vermont permits private executive sessions but requires formal actions in public. debate at the Vermont Press Association and during the 1967 General Assembly highlighted tensions over open meetings and public scrutiny. The discussion touched on Senate openness versus House transparency and warned against public office for those who cannot withstand scrutiny.

Montpelier UPI James L. Oakes Vermont Oakes Vermont Press Association Arkansas General Assembly State House Senate House

Two Car Crash Deaths In New York Area

Two weekend fatalities reported in upstate New York fold into a local brief. Maurice G. Banks 30 of Saratoga Springs died after a single car off Geyser Road near Ballston Spa. James T. Biondo 22 of East Schodack was killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve on Route 43 in North Greenbush. A Mechanicville mini twister toppled two chimneys on Harris Avenue homes of Mrs. George Robinson and Mrs. Betty Snooker.

Troy Maurice G. Banks Saratoga Springs James T. Biondo East Schodack Biondo N.Y North Greenbush Banks Albany Medical Center Ballston Spa Mechanicville George Robinson Betty Snooker Harris Avenue

Adams Eyes North-South Highway After Bancroft Arnold Closings

In Berkshire, Adams seeks renewed industrial drive as Bancroft Arnold division of Indian Head, Inc. nears closing. Chairman Anthony P. McBride urges regional unity to back a North-South highway to prevent stagnation and spur development amid recent plant shutdowns. Pittsfield High School faced a bomb scare on Friday, the 12th since September, prompting evacuations. Police Lt. Stanley J. Kobus vows punishment for false alarms and notes alleged culprits could be assigned to labor at the city landfill or other sites.

ADAMS Bancroft - Arnold Indian Head, Inc Anthony P. McBride The Selectmen Reports Berkshire Pittsfield Pittsfield High School Stanley J. Kobus Kobus

Welcome to Massachusetts Billboard Dismantled on Turnpike

WEST STOCKBRIDGE officials say the Welcome to Massachusetts billboard on the Massachusetts turnpike was removed voluntarily as part of highway beautification efforts. The state acted to reflect growing interest in cleaner roadside aesthetics and better urban signage.

West Stockbridge Massachusetts Massachusetts Turnpike

Irvine Installed as Vermont College President Amid Ceremony

Dr William L Irvine was formally installed as the fourth president of Vermont College in Alumni Hall before 600 attendees. He outlined challenges ahead and urged development of a plan to expand the campus to accommodate a growing student body and enhanced facilities. He cited efforts to prepare median students as future leaders and noted federal education funding and two year colleges on the rise.

Montpelier William L. Irvine Vermont College Irvine Ralph E. Noble Noble Deane C. Davis National Life Insurance Co University of Maine Hauck Maine Portland Congress Vermont Philip H. Hoff Montpelier Seminary Lyman S. Rowell University of Vermont Dr. Irvine Everett M. Woodman Colby Junior College America Schulmaier Hall Alumni Hall Newbury Seminary U.S. State Department Africa State Department

Asian Specialist To Speak At United Church Meeting

Rev H Telfer Mook of New York City will address the Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ at its annual meeting in Brattleboro. Mook, regional secretary for Southern Asia of the United Church Board for World Ministries, oversees missions in India and Ceylon and previously practised law and studied at Yale and Dartmouth. The state wide session opens at 10 a.m. with a panel of several clergy from Barre, Rutland, Middlebury, Concord and Boston, followed by Mook’s 11:15 a.m. address after reports from conference committees.

Brattleboro Vermont United Church of Christ H. Telfer Mook New York City Southeast Asia U.S Island of Tinian Marianas Des Moines Iowa Chicago Walker T. Hawley Middlebury Donald W. Morgan Rutland Ernest L. Seeley Barre Paul E. Shanabrook Boston Otis R. Heath Randolph Centre Congregational Church of the United Church of Christ

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