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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1970

Page

5

Granite Workers Remain on Strike in Barre

Barre Vermont area granite plants idle as a 25 day strike by 1000 Granite Cutters International Association members fails to produce a settlement. Union rejects a 70 cent raise over two years. industry counters with a 60 cent plan. A vote split 51 to 2 against the union proposal and 396 to 203 on the secret ballot. A court injunction hearing set to block union picketing at the Barre Guild Freight Consolidation terminal.

John O’reilly Concord N.H O’reilly Milton Lyndes Barre Granite Association Lyndes Washington County Barre Guild National Labor Relations Board

Daily News Refuses Act of Employes

Sixty seven editorial employees of the New York Daily News condemned U S actions in Indochina with a $1,100 advertisement in the New York Times. They said the ad was rejected by the Advertising Department and later attributed to management.

NEW York UPI New York Daily News New York Times U.S Indochina Daily News

Would-Be Robber Killed In Gun Battle With Police

In Clarksburg West Virginia early today a fatal shot killed one of three would be robbers and wounded two police. A woman accomplice with blonde hair and another suspect fled through a rear door as a multi state alert was issued for William C. Sypolt and the woman. The robber Jack Eugene Gillispie 32 from Ravenna Ohio died en route to a hospital.

Clarksburg W.va UPI Fice William C. Sypolt Jack Eugene Gillispie Ravenna Ohio West Virginia University Medical Center Morgantown Steve Toryak Gerald Jake) Merriner Toryak Merriner Kelly’s Grocery Stealey West Virginia Gillispie Titusville

Unemployment rate seen rising with slow recovery

UPI reported budget director Robert P Mayo warned the jobless rate will climb further despite a hoped for downturn in the economy by year end. He said no immediate tax increases are planned as the federal deficit persists into the next two fiscal years. In Morgantown a West Virginia Medical Center patient remains guarded after a separate shooting incident in Clarksburg.

Washington UPI Robert P. Mayo Nixon Mayo

Gravel to Campaign for Hoff in Vermont Next Fall

Senator Mike Gravel of Alaska wrapped up a rapid northern Vermont tour to support former Gov. Philip Hoff in the U S Senate race against Winston Prouty. He planned a September or October return to speak at St Michael's College in Winooski and at the University of Vermont. Gravel also criticized a Defense Department plan to store 13 tons of nerve gas on Kodiak Island as dangerous and unacceptable to Alaska residents.

ST. Albans UPI Mike Gravel Alaska Philip H. Hoff Gravel Vermont Hoff U.S Senate Winston Prouty St. Michael’s College Winooski

Rutland Woman Faces Manslaughter Trial Over Stabbing

Mrs. Anna Champine, 47, goes to trial in Rutland County Court for manslaughter in the October 1968 stabbing death of her husband Elmer Champine Jr. after prior grand jury actions and a judge’s rulings cleared the way.

Rutland UPS Anna Champine Rutland County Edward McClallen

Kennedy backs Carter after party switch in Vermont

House Majority Leader Walter L. Kennedy of Chelsea commends Rep. Harvey D. Carter Jr. of Pownal for leaving the Republican party. Kennedy says Carter faced party difficulties, chose a clean break, and set his own standards rather than drag others down.

Carter Kennedy

Checks mailed to dairymen end three year court battle

Checks totaling nearly 7 million were mailed to northern New England dairymen, ending a three year court fight over federal price differential payments. The funds stem from a 9 million escrow held by courts after the Supreme Court ruled the practice illegal in December following a Vermont farmer suit. Senator John J. O'Brien, a South Burlington resident and eight term candidate, announced his bid for another Vermont Senate term.

Boston Mass UPI New England U.S. Supreme Court Vermont South Burlington John J. O’brien Dchittenden-Grand Isle O’brien Senate

Tragic Tractor Truck Crash Claims Woman in Hillsdale

In Hillsdale New York at about 3 a.m. Sunday Martha Emprimo 46 of Sheffield Massachusetts was crushed when a tractor trailer pulled onto the shoulder near a minor accident scene She fell under the rear wheels state police reported Three other deaths occurred in nearby crashes William Lyons of East Greenbush Herbert Anderson and Dr Robert B Miller owners and officials named local to Queensbury Glens Falls and the state Education Department.

Troy Martha Emprimo Sheffield Mass Hillsdale Emprimo William Lyons East Greenbush Herbert Anderson Robert B. Miller Glens Falls Miller Adirondack Animal Hospital Queensbury Lyons Board of Regents State Education Department

Goodell urges peaceful change at Skidmore graduation

U.S. Sen. Charles Goodell warned Skidmore College graduates that the nation risks drifting off course. He said the war reveals weaknesses hidden by patriotism and urged young people to engage the political process peacefully to drive constructive change.

Saratoga United States U.S Charles E. Goodell Skidmore College Goodell

Berkshire Doctors Spar Over Merger Plan In Community Health Drive

In Berkshire, Ivan W. Lord, Hillcrest Hospital president, disputed a merger proposal with Berkshire Medical Center. He questioned signatures of 57 doctors, claiming they may not authorize use and that they represent under 25 percent of local medical and dental professionals. He said Hillcrest is not in open competition but part of a team delivering services. Separate notes cover Williamstown patient Deeb’s kidney transplant progress at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and Lt. Col. Harry G. Clark of North Adams receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal for Vietnam service in 1967.

Pittsfield Ivan W. Lord Hillcrest Hospital Board of Directors Berkshire Medical Center Williamstown Dea-Lynn Deeb Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston North Adams Harry G. Clark U.S. Air Force Dyess Afb Texas Vietnam

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