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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1976

Page

10

Vermont Delegation Fights For Uncommitted Slots At Carter Udall Brown

Vermont delegates watched a complex method determine national convention slots with eight half votes and a slate system. Carter supporters faced organizational gaps while Udall and Brown backers pressed their influence amid uncommitted candidates, votes, and key figures like Esther Sorrell John Alden and Benson Scotch shaping the scene at St Michael s College gym.

York City Vermont Minnesota New York Carter Kenneth Curtis Maine Endicott Peabody Massachusetts South Burlington Carter Organization Brown and Udall St. Michael’s College Brown Sen John Alden Windsor County Jeff Taylor Rutland California Esther Sorrell Chittenden John T. Alden Windsor Madeleine Kunin Mark Kaplan Barbara Goldman Brownsville Lorna Cross Essex Benson Scotch Montpelier Peter Galbraith Townshend Margaret Lucent Barre Mrs. Stewart Leo O’brien South Burlington Gordon H. Paquette Marilea Polk Fried Brattleboro Michael Fried Thomas Viall Edmund Ritchie Middletown Springs Robert E. Clark Essex Junction

Republicans Convene In Vermont Delegates Scramble For Slots

At the state GOP convention in Vermont delegates debated Ford and Reagan backing. Ford-committed delegates dominated the 18 national slots while Mary Louise Smith urged Republicans to push for workable government. Madeline Harwood and Roland Seward won national posts as Kennedy’s uncommitted stance emerged.

Mary Louise Smith National Republican Party Vermont Washington Ford Frederick P. Smith Luther F. Hackett Ronald Reagan Bennington County Clifford Harwood Manchester Reagan Harwood GOP Walter “Peanut” Kennedy Madeline Harwood Roland Q. Seward

Harrington Bird Enter Mt Anthony Union Board Race

The Mt Anthony Union School Board race in Bennington gains two new candidates as Lawrence Harrington reverses and seeks a third term while Ted Bird confirms his bid for the lone seat. Richard Sleeman withdraws his candidacy after an earlier announcement. Harrington cites back to basics education and opposes what he calls the college crowd. Bird announces a vigorous campaign and a challenge to Harrington. The article also includes unrelated local safety notes about a stream fence request in Willowbrook.

Mt. Anthony Union Bennington Lawrence E. Harrington Ted Bird Bird’s Inc Richard A. Sleeman Harrington Bird Sleeman The Banner

Mt Anthony Union board meets to discuss budget vote timetable

Mt Anthony Union High School Board convenes at 7 30 pm with an executive session from 7 to 730 pm to review a long agenda. Supt Sleeman may withdraw support of Harrington while backing or opposing Bird after a past controversial remark, with a formal statement forthcoming. Molly Stark students portrayed Presidents Nixon and Ford in a Bicentennial parade.

Mt. Anthony Union High School Supt George A. Sleeman Molly Stark U.S Nixon Ford

Dem senator warns Democrats risk winning the 1976 contest

Senator Thomas McIntyre of New Hampshire told Vermont Democrats at their state convention that a fractured Democratic Party could hand the White House to Republicans in 1976. He blamed past intra party divisions for Humphrey's 1968 defeat, criticized Nixon Ford policies, and warned continued GOP governance would worsen unemployment and delay progress on air, water, energy, and poverty.

St. Michael's College Winooski Sen Thomas McIntyre D-N.h Ford UPI McIntyre Vermont White House Hubert Humphrey Richard Nixon Spiro Agnew Republic Ronald Reagan Reagan Jerry Ford

Carter and Udall vie for delegates in election week

In Oregon primary history two write-in campaigns included Nelson Rockefeller with 11.6 percent in 1968 and Robert Taft with 6.7 percent in 1952. Udall campaigns in Kentucky for delegates while focusing on Ohio head to head with Carter on June 8. plus Bennington Derby winner Barry Haynes lands six trout. Memorial Day closure for Bennington Food Stamp Office May 31. Bennington Club elects new officers including John Malone as president and Kay Cone as clerk.

Oregon Nelson Rockefeller Robert Taft Ohio Udall East Kentucky Carter New Jersey California Barry Haynes Bennington Recreation Department Food Stamp Bennington Club John Malone Ray Crosier Crosier Winston Lother Stanley Pekalski Thomas Cox George Allard Kay Cone

Funeral for Richard A. Zinn in Arlington

The funeral for Richard A. Zinn of Sunderland killed in the double truck crash Friday in Searsburg was held Sunday afternoon at St. Margaret Mary's Church Arlington. The Rev Gerald T Buckley delivered a Christian eulogy. Bearers were Richard Militzer Kenneth Hunt Emery and Robert Priest Joseph Robinson and Maurice Gaboreau. A wake prayer service was held Saturday evening at the Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Arlington. Burial followed at Ira Allen Cemetery Sunderland with committal prayers by Father Buckley.

Richard A. Zinn Sunderland Searsburg St. Margaret Mary’s Church Arlington Gerald T. Buckley Richard Militzer Kenneth Hunt Emery Robert Priest Joseph Robinson Maurice Gaboreau Buckley Hanson- Walbridge Ira Allen Father Buckley

Burglars Loot Mt. Anthony Golf Shop for 10000

Thieves broke into the Mt. Anthony Country Club golf pro shop on Friday night and stole an estimated 10000 in equipment including golf clubs balls bags and clothing. The north side door was forced and the break found at 6 am Saturday by custodian Bernard Wisher.

Mt. Anthony Country Club Bennington Bernard Wisher

Obituaries for Eunice Johnstone Stewart and Ralph Lasher

Eunice Johnstone Stewart 73 of 115 Convent Ave Bennington died at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Born Sidney Nova Scotia Aug 10 1902 she married John Carr Stewart in 1926 and moved to Bennington in 1967. Survived by husband daughter Sheilah Burgess three sisters and grandchildren. Ralph F Lasher members of Tobin Packing Co driver died in Searsburg truck crash with services planned in Schenectady New York. Body transferred to Griswold Funeral Home Schenectady by Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Bennington. Burial set at St Joseph's Cemetery Schenectady.

Eunice Johnstone Stewart Convent Ave Bennington John Carr Stewart Putnam Memorial Hospital Sidney Nova Scotia Edmund J Caroline (Kavanaugh) Johnstone Stewart New Jersey New York City St. Peter’s Church St. George’s Church of England Sheilah Burgess Washington, Va Emily Kaiser Manlius N.Y Charles M. Colyer Greenville S.C Alberta Johnstone Baltimore Ontario H. W. Angus Funeral Home King St New Glasgow N.S St. George’s Church Riverside Cemetery Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home Ralph F. Lasher Palmer St Schenectady Searsburg Griswold Hanson-Walbridge Mr. Lasher New York Tobin Packing Co Marjorie Rogers Ralph S Eleanor Albert) Lasher St. Joseph’s Cemetery

Michael Rock Named Dean of Studies at Bennington College

Joseph S. Iseman acting president announces Michael Rock is appointed to a three year term as dean of studies at Bennington College. Rock succeeds Ronald L. Cohen whose term ends June 30. Rock joined the faculty in 1973 as an economics instructor and will teach about half a regular load during his tenure.

Joseph S. Iseman Bennington College Michael Rock Rock Ronald L. Cohen Donald R. Brown Reinhoud van der Linde Board of Trustees Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh Bennington Mt. Holyoke College

Hospital Notes and Births Across Bennington and Vicinity

Admissions list Mary Hoague Pauline Prentiss George Brenenstuhl Lucy Bedard. Births include a son to John Giorgiani and a son to Robert Parsons. Discharges include Shirley Gerity Gail Batease Louise Porter and others in Bennington Manchester Hoosick Falls. Additional births noted for Mark Gates and Philip Walker families with Bethany.

Mary Hoague North Bennington Pauline Prentiss Bennington George Brenenstuhl Johnsonville Lucy Bedard Hoosick Falls John Giorgiani Robert Parsons Shirley Gerity Gail Batease Louise Porter Edward Pinsonneault Janice Hewes Lorna Ward Manchester Opal McCoubrey Troy N.Y Amy Hebert Judy Burdick Pownal Sally Toomey Manchester Center Janet Michaels Kare Dillard New York Raymond Scott Myrie Palmer Linda Coonradt Jayne Hanselman Patricia Grogan Mark Gates Edward Pettibone Jr Margaret Mathers Philip Walker Bethany Norwood Hospital Norwood Mass Walker Gloria Charest Marion Charles Charest Putnam Street

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