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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1969

Page

14

Consultants Propose Study On Bennington Efficiency Unification

Two representatives from Frank C. Brown and Company met Bennington Selectmen to discuss an initial, no cost study on consolidating town and village governments. They cited prior municipal work and a Florida city county unification study, while local officials noted voter resistance and the two headed management as major obstacles.

Frank C. Brown and Company Bennington Selectmen Fletcher W. Booraem Raymond C. Voght Boston Selectmen Florida Dation Bennington Joseph E. Higgins J. Duncan Campbell Higgins Campbell Norton Barber Vermont Barber North Bennington Old Bennington

Thompson nominated to Atomic Energy Commission hearing

The Joint Committee on Atomic Energy held a public hearing in Washington to consider Dr. Theos J. Thompson's nomination to the Atomic Energy Commission. Thompson, 50, has led MIT's nuclear reactor program since 1958.

Washington, D.C UPI Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Theos J. Thompson Atomic Energy Commission Thompson Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Miller Named President of YMCA Board in Vermont

Rep. Kelton B. Miller of Shaftsbury was elected president of the board of directors for the YMCA Center for Southwestern Vermont to fill the unexpired term of Dr. Frank Oktavec who had resigned. Raymond B. Bowen and Harvey Kevorkian were also elected to the board.

Kelton B. Miller Shaftsbury Ymca Center Southwestern Vermont Frank Oktavec Raymond B. Bowen Harvey Kevorkian

Electronics Firm Executives Consult With BCIC Officials

Four former Sprague Electric executives from Williamstown and North Bennington met with Bennington County Industrial Corp officials to discuss a potential capacitors plant for refrigerators and air conditioners on BCIC land. An announcement is expected within 24 to 48 hours about a new company, with plans for a large plant and modern equipment. The executives are Drummond, Arsenault, Rollins, and Paquin, all formerly with Sprague Electric, now pursuing formation of a new firm.

Bennington County Industrial Corp Sprague Electric Co Bennington Hamilton Shields BCIC John H. Williams II Sprague Electric North Adams Mass James S. Drummond Larry Arsenault Richard L. Rollins Williamstown Thomas Paquin North Bennington Rollins Drummond Williams College Sprague Arsenault Paquin

Nixon nominates Burger for chief justice praised by lawmakers

The nomination of Warren E Burger by President Nixon for chief justice received bipartisan praise in Congress and appears likely to be confirmed. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman James Eastland called Burger an outstanding jurist and the hearings are expected in early June, contrasting with the Fortas nomination’s fate.

Washington UPI Nixon Warren E. Burger Congress Senate James O. Eastland Dmiss Senate Judiciary Committee Burger Judiciary Committee Lyndon B. Johnson Abe Fortas Fortas Supreme Court Mike Mansfield Law and Order Philip A. Hart Dmich John L. McClellan Sam J. Ervin Jr D-N.c America

Budget Surplus Cited After Grand List Increase

BSD officials outlined a budget continuation with months left in the current fiscal year and an expected surplus attributed to a larger Grand List following the 1968 69 budget finalization. After a pause for questions, directors left the stage to reconvene for regular business in a smaller room.

Sleeman

Suspended Term Given On Bad Check Charges In Vermont

In Bennington District Court 26 year old Doreen J. Reed pled guilty to two counts of passing bad checks. She received a suspended 9 to 18 month sentence and probation with restitution directed by the probation officer. Other cases included Edward Doucette pleading guilty to breach of peace and disorderly conduct, paying a $25 fine, Christina M. Gulu fined $25 for operating an uninspected vehicle, and Richard N. Roberts fined $25 for driving without a license awaiting payment. Additional waivers and pledges to pay fines were recorded for Douglas E. Green and Thomas C. Barnhart.

Bennington District Court Shaftsbury Doreen J. Reed Vermont National Bank IGA Arlington M.H. Fishman’s Bennington John P. Morrissey Edward Doucette Branch Street Extension Howard Hollis John T. Carmody Jr Carmody Allene L. Moulton North Bennington Bennington College Christina M. Gulu U.S.7 Atty Manfred W. Ehrich Jr John W. Hoyt Morrissey Richard N. Roberts Williamstown Mass Robert C. Tobin Hoosick Falls N.Y U.S Douglas E. Green Sunderland Thomas C. Barnhart Rutland Manchester Warn- Board BSD Mt. Anthony Phillip R. Viereck Viereck

Apollo 10 preflight checks amid insulation debris

Cernan opened the tunnel linking the lunar module to the command ship and found insulation torn loose during the translunar trip. No serious damage. Friday tests will refine lunar navigation techniques and Saturday the crew will fire the engines to depart lunar orbit and begin the return to Earth, with landing planned in the Pacific Ocean around midday Monday.

Cernan Lunar Pacific Ocean

Merchants Warned Over Sales Tax Advertising Rules

Interim sales tax chief James Kendall told Montpelier merchants on Wednesday that any price hikes blamed on the new 3 percent levy may trigger criminal charges. He noted at least one ad promising a 30 cent monthly service rise due to the tax and urged clear separation of tax in ads.

Stalls Sales Tax Stores Here To Close Monday

Merchants in Bennington Vermont vote to delay the 3 percent retail sales tax start by one day and observe Memorial Day. Stores stay open Friday May 30 and close Monday June 2 with regular hours on May 31. Confusion over Memorial Day date cited as Massachusetts aligns with federal three day weekends.

Greater Bennington Massachusetts

New England River Basins Commission Seeks 789 Million Clean Up Plan

The New England River Basins Commission said 789 million dollars would be needed to combat water pollution across six states for 1971 to 1975 with 175 million asked for 1971. Federal funding likely far below that share, while plans include a Nashua River Basin Water Quality Demonstration Program costing 20 to 30 million and two Corps reservoirs at 7.5 million.

Chicopee Mass White House Inn Commission New England NERBC Nashua River New England Regional Commission New Hampshire Massachusetts New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission NEREC Regional Commission Army Corps of Engineers

Bennington School Board Extends Fire Safety Talks

The Bennington School District board spent over an hour reviewing fire marshal ordered improvements across five buildings with estimates from Business Manager James Farmer and inputs from Myron Woodward. They discussed safety devices, fire detection, exits, and structural issues, plus an added $1,200 to upgrade Molly Stark Village fire alarms before finalizing a public warning and budget items for the upcoming district meeting.

Bennington Cora B Whitney Farmer Woodward George A. Sleeman Richard Sleeman George Sleeman Department of Public Safety Sleeman Florence R. Kinsley Vermont Catherine C. Corcoran Molly Stark

Obituaries Notice for Sinclair Bowen Hewson Jr

Obituary items: Mrs Doris Vander Veer Sinclair of Bennington dies after brief illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital aged 69. Funeral in St Peter's Church with donations to St Peter's or Bennington Rescue Squad. John Terrence Bowen Sr. 31 dies at Albany Medical Center after brief illness. survived by wife Nancy and four children. funeral at Sacred Heart Church with Rosary. John R Hewson Jr. 56 dies at Putnam Memorial Hospital. survived by wife Ella, two daughters Velma and Wanda, son Joseph and five grandchildren. funeral at St Peter's Church with burial in White Chapel Cemetery.

Ronald V.B. Sinclair Elm St Doris Vander Veer Bennington Putnam Memorial Hospital Buchanan Mich George Adelle Vander Veer Plainfield N.J New York City Associated Press Sinclair St. Peter’s Episcopal Church League of Women Voters Hanson John Terrence Bowen Sr Gage St Broad Brook Press Sacred Heart Church Nancy Betit Joseph F. Wiseman C.S.C Mary Beth Bowen Constance Bowen John Terrence Bowen Jr Scott Bowen Elizabeth LeMay Howard Elizabeth) Rudd Mahar & Son Funeral John R. Hewson Jr Depot St Mt. Anthony Junior High School John R. Sr Ellen (Powers) Hewson North Bennington Ella Brayson Hewson Polygraphic Company Velma E. Hewson Wanda J. Hewson Joseph L. Hewson Pownal Thomas Hewson William Hewson Francis Hewson Petersburg N.Y Mahar & Son Funeral Home White Chapel Cemetery

Hansen Named As Vermont U.S. Marshal

President Nixon nominated Christian Hansen Jr., 37, of Brattleboro Vermont, to be U S Marshal for Vermont for a four year term. Hansen, a Republican, is an official of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. He replaces Thomas W. Sorrell.

Washington, D.C UPI Nixon Christian Hansen Jr Brattleboro U.S Vermont Hansen The New England Telephone and Telegraph Co Thomas W. Sorrell

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Across Several Towns

Admissions include Shirley Carroll Bennington George Wood East Arlington Ernest Johnson East Wallingford. Discharges list Baby Annette Hollis Mrs Dolores Edelston and daughter Bennington Mrs Martha Beagon and daughter Cambridge Leila Gardner Holly Horton Lori Driscoll Hoosick Falls Gary Marsha Shaftsbury Louis Russell Whitingham.

Shirley Carroll Bennington George Wood East Arlington Ernest Johnson East Wallingford Annette Hollis Dolores Edelston Martha Beagon Cambridge Leila Gardner Holly Horton Lori Driscoll Hoosick Falls Gary Marsha Shaftsbury Louis Russell Whitingham

Also Mentioned on This Page

David Scribner Gerald A. Cornell Consoli AEC Hearing Booraem Rep. Miller YMCA Sen Strom Thurmond Safford and Gage Sts N.E Frank Gregg Gregg Beth el Temple Bennington Briefs Bruce Banulis Safford St Charles Sawyer Sawyer Bennington High School Marion Charest Jane Latif Southwestern Vermont Education Association Mt. Anthony Union High School Virginia Arthur Hall Jean al Edmundson Patti Burt Rockwood Peggy Jones Joanna Mouroutsos J.C. Armstrong Jerome W. Campbell Campbell and Sleeman Vermont Symphony John T. Bowen Park Lawn Cemetery Dy Asein Sat Sun 20Th Century-Fox de Lure Richard Burton James Coburn John Huston Walter Matthau Ringo Candy Technicolor CAC Selmar Pictures Rod Taylor Christopher Plummer
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