Brooke reports second highest speaking fees in year
UPI reports that speaking and writing fees paid to U.S. senators from New England and New York totaled 49818.09 last year under the Senate disclosure rule.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1969
Page
2
UPI reports that speaking and writing fees paid to U.S. senators from New England and New York totaled 49818.09 last year under the Senate disclosure rule.
Hiram G. Savage announced preliminary plans for a new parking lot off Main Street to ease downtown congestion. The Ruskin property, formerly hosting a taxi service, was purchased by County National Bank for about $28,000. Town Shop owner Lillian Rosberg will stay in business at least until February while decisions are ironed out and construction may begin next winter or spring. The sale followed a chamber committee effort to address the parking problem.
Deborah Ann Peacock daughter of Charles and Mrs Peacock Wing Farm Bennington and James Dennis Browe son of Howard Browe Sr Shaftsbury united in marriage May 10 at 12 30 p m at St Francis de Sales Church Rev Richard Thompson officiated. Bridesmaids and ushers listed, reception at South Pownatin Firehouse, couple to honeymoon unknown destination, out of town guests from Brighton Springfield Mass Scotia N Y Rutland Manchester Readsboro and nearby areas.
The Harte Theatre shows The Sergeant at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. The Williams Town Cinema lists Charly with Monday Thursday 8 p.m and Friday to Sunday 7 and 8:45 p.m. The Manchester Cinema screens The Extraordinary Seaman and The Fixer at 7:30 and 8:45 p.m.
The Dollars for Scholars drive in the Mt Anthony Union School District has raised about $6,000 toward a $7,500 goal for 1969. Contributions include $1,065.46 from a house-to-house senior drive and $586.25 from the senior function. The committee plans to meet to review scholarship applications. eligibility extends beyond four-year colleges to any post high school study based on need. Applications are at Mt Anthony Union High School guidance office and the superintendent's office. deadline is May 21.
The Vermont State Colleges Board of Trustees authorized 6.4 million dollars in capital bonds via Goldman Sachs to fund dormitory and dining hall projects at Lyndon, Johnson, and Vermont Technical Colleges. A 150 dollar tuition rise at Johnson, Lyndon, Castleton and 100 dollars at Vermont Technical aims to raise 240 thousand dollars to offset a 700 thousand dollar budget cut ordered by Gov. Deane C. Davis for fiscal 1970.
A moderate earthquake struck the Bose Peninsula about 50 miles south of Tokyo early today according to the Central Meteorological Agency. No damage or injuries were reported by authorities.
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