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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1972

Page

11

Family goat farm rebuilt after arson fire

Glenn Currier and his family, aided by nationwide donors, rebuild a 42 acre dairy goat farm in Michigan after a deliberately set blaze killed 70 nanny goats and six rabbits. An unsolved arson case spurs community support and new barn donations as the family resumes their dream to farm.

Ortonville Mich Upl Glenn Currier Currier Sara Dairy Goat Guide Oynar-ald Bucky Curler Michigan Flint Ponline

Nixon tours Moscow State University amid mixed reactions

UPI reports first lady Pat Nixon toured Moscow State University with a few students present due to exam time. She encountered a mix of hospitality and reserve, tapped a student on the shoulder, and faced crowded, tense conditions with security and reporters in a sprawling Stalin Gothic campus. She later planned to visit the GUM department store and Moscow Circus.

Moscow UPI Pat Nixon Moscow State University Soviet Union Nixon Leonid I. Brezhnev Moscow University Lenin Hills Josef Stalin Ned Square Kremlin Macy's

Helicopter Thief Steals Weathervanes Across Norton Area

Police search for an airborne thief who uses a helicopter and a rope to snare weather vanes. Mrs Marsha Brunell reported her vanes missing after a helicopter hovered above her barn attempting to seize the vane insured for 250 dollars. Norton Chief Edward Harley said state police may help track the suspect, noting ladders and footprints usually reveal thieves.

Weathervanerus Norton Mass UPI Feam Raynham Marsha Brunell Rehoboth Edward Harley Tlis Bartley

Vermont Emergency Board clears 8.6 million whey plant pact

The Vermont Emergency Board approved an 8.6 million whey processing plant plan for St. Albans, authorizing 832,000 in federal EPA funds and a revenue bond approach. The project targets whey from cheese making, aims for 748,000 annual profit, and involves Hood Co. of Boston and Vermont Cheese Manufacturers.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Emergency Board Federal Environmental Protection Agency St. Albans Franklin County Davis Federal Water Pollution Control Agency Foremost Foods Co San Francisco Calif Fred Westphal R-Lamoille County E.P. Hood Co Boston Hood James Deffords U.S. Supreme Court New York International Paper Co High Cest Lake Champlain IPC Jeffords Vermont Crime Central Commission Ure Jefferus Social Welfare Department State Health Department

Vermont officials weigh declassifying six child care positions

The Vermont State Employes Association may appeal after the Office of Child Development moved to declassify six classified posts to hire staff on contract. Garnet Harvey of VSEA questioned the need, amid plans to replace discharged workers and ongoing reorganization. Two Republicans announce bids for House speaker as other leadership moves unfold.

Hackett names two chairmen for Vermont gubernatorial bid

UPI reports Rep. George Little of Burlington and house Clerk Robert Picher of Winooski were named Chittenden County co-chairmen for Luther Hackett’s Republican gubernatorial campaign. In Coventry, Robin Maree Morse, 18 months, drowned after her father’s car left Route and plunged into the Black River. the mother escaped unharmed.

Burlington UPI George Little House Robert Picher Winooski Chittenden County Luther Hackett South Burlington Coventry Robin Maree Candice Morse Newport Black River Uniharmeh

Blue Cross seeks further rate hikes in New Hampshire and Vermont

Blue Cross and Blue Shield filed requests for 3.8 million dollars in higher revenue to cover medical costs. The plan would raise average costs for a state employee by about 39 dollars this year, with rates set across both states. Officials say the change hinges on shorter reserve periods and annual reviews to curb surpluses and deficits.

Concord N.11 Blue Cross Blue Shield New Hampshire John Durkin Vermont Charles Black Blue Shirk Durkin Black

New York Prison Reform Expands Furloughs and Visits

Gov Rockefeller approves a bill allowing inmates near release within a year two full weeks of furlough to seek work and train, plus up to 14 hours offsite for education or volunteer work. Wardens gain power to extend visits for dying relatives funerals and medical treatment. In Troy, mall costs rise while city cautions on debts. In Lake George Warren County police arrest 13 in a burglary and larceny crackdown involving two linked gangs, including juveniles.

Albany New York State Rockefeller Lake George Warren County

Rezoning Battle Halts Berkshire Land Sale Plan

In North Adams eight acres on State Road were rejected for commercial to airport zoning by the City Council 54 to 0. The plan aimed to block Albert Clack of Newington Conn from buying land for a competing shopping center with Main Street mall. Clack plans to apply to purchase the city land soon. Also in North Adams, developer Harry Patten scrapped a colonial New England village along the Mohawk trail and will auction 600 acres between Whitcomb Summit and Hob Nab Restaurant on June 10 at the North Adams Sportsmen's Club. Patten built Alpenwald at Readshoro. Donald W. Sprague Jr., advertising executive of The Transcript, was elected president of the Northern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce.

North Adams State Road Mra Virginia Stevens Airport Se Albert Clack Newington Conn Harry 8. Patten Florida Whitcomb Summit Patten Alpenwald Readshoro North Adams Sportsmen's Club Donald W. Sprague Jr The Transcript Bennington Banner Northern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce Inesday

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