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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1966

Page

2

Voter contact drive defended by Shelburne GOP head

Derick V. Webb, Shelburne Republican state chairman, rebutted O Briens charges about a voter contact campaign by telephone saying volunteers assist with registration absentee ballots and transportation for Election Day. He likened the work to Democratic AFL CIO and other groups door to door efforts and dismissed the accusation as panic at a potential upset. Telephone service returns to normal after a cable dig disrupts long distance lines from Montpelier affecting routes to Sharon Springfield and New York with rerouting through Burlington.

Shelburne Derick V. Webb O’brien Democrats Afl-Cio Montpelier UPS Sharon Route Burlington Springfield White River Junction Boston New York

Vermont Farm Bureau backs limited sales tax with exemptions

At the Barre Annual Convention, Vermont Farm Bureau members approved a resolution for a limited state sales tax. Agricultural items would be exempt and all receipts would funnel back to towns to ease property tax burdens. The measure aligns with GOP governor candidate Richard Snelling’s reform plan and a three percent cap, modeled on Maine’s limited exemptions for items like seeds.

Barre UPI Vermont Farm Bureau Richard Snelling Snelling Maine

Vermont Rep Stafford Wins Editorial Backing for Fourth Term

Brattleboro Daily Reformer a noted independent paper endorses Rep Robert Stafford R VT for re election to a fourth term. Stafford has grown with experience and faced initial opposition from the paper in past elections. He faces challenger William Ryan Montpelier National Democratic Committeeman in the statewide race.

Brattleboro UPI Robert Stafford R-Vt Brattleboro Daily Reformer Reformer Stafford Vermont National Democratic William Ryan Montpelier

UVM professor edits Emerson notes under federal grant

University of Vermont professor Dr. Ralph Orth serves as editor on a $35,000 federal grant project to complete a 20 volume Emerson notes and journals compilation. Orth has edited the sixth volume, which is slated for printing next month.

Burlington UPI University of Vermont Ralph Waldo Emerson Ralph Orth

Watervliet Arsenal wins two 175mm self propelled weapon orders

U S Army Weapons Command placed two contracts with Watervliet Arsenal totaling about 512 million dollars for 100 complete 175mm self propelled guns and 639 spare tubes. In Niagara Falls area two inches of wet snow with thunder and lightning caused power outages while Buffalo endured snow flurries and 48 mph gusts.

Watervliet U.S. Army Weapons Command Rock Island Ill Niagara Falls Buffalo

Teens Plead Guilty in Halloween Beating Case

Three teens from Brunswick and Troy pleaded guilty to third degree assault in the beating of two 14 year olds on Halloween night near N.Y. 2 in Eagle Mills. They received suspended one year in Rensselaer County Jail and one year on probation after being arrested Wednesday at their homes.

Brunswick Rensselaer County Douglas Bouton Richard Parton Robert Rebhun Troy N.Y. 2 Eagle Mills

Break-in at Shapiro Chevrolet in Berkshire leads to cash theft

Police investigate after burglars used company tools to break open a wall safe at Shapiro Chevrolet on Union Street Berkshire. An undisclosed amount of cash is missing. Owners Allan D. and Sheldon Shapiro are cited.

North Adams Shapiro Chevrolet, Inc Union Street Allan D Sheldon, Shapiro

Pittsfield hurled as renewal project wins state approval

Pittsfield receives state approval for an urban renewal plan covering 25.7 acres west of the central business district. The project cost totals 3,047,518 with a federal share of 2,031,680. Fifty-one buildings, mainly substandard, will be cleared for the redevelopment. Es Pittsfield-Dalton TV Cable moves toward cable service with pole location approved, signaling FCC clearance and a six month start toward service.

Pittsfield Columbus John A. Volpe Central Business District LENOX Pittsfield-Dalton TV Cable Television Communications Corp New York Barry D. Stigers FCC

Stafford Suggested For Vice President

WALLINGFORD UPI A local Wallingford Republican group is pushing to draft Rep. Robert T. Stafford R VT for national office though the bid is two years away. Walter Beer Jr. leads the GOP effort in town.

Wallingford UPI Robert T. Stafford R-Vt Walter Beer Jr

New Pollution Control Law Being Drafted in Vermont

Governor Hoff proposes the 1967 legislature approve an expanded pollution control program offering Vermont communities at least 75 percent of sewage treatment costs plus a five percent incentive grant. Federal funds could reach ten million over four years if a 25 percent state share and enforceable water standards are kept. A special caucus will draft the implementing legislation as Vermont aligns with new federal rules.

Montpelier UPI Philip Hoff Vermont Congress Hoff

Hincks Proposes Stock Investment Expansion in Vermont Funds

Vermont State Treasurer Peter J. Hincks urged expanding investment authority to allow up to 20 percent of the state workers and teachers retirement funds to be placed in common stocks. He argues long term stocks outperform bonds and notes his past success managing $50 million in investments and $11-12 million monthly cash flow, boosting temporary investment earnings to $463,000 last year. He cites housing mortgage purchases from state banks as a beneficial program and notes a 1965 bill for stock investments was previously passed but halted by adjournment.

Montpelier Peter J. Hincks Vermont Hincks Middlebury John T. Gray Teachers’ Retirement System Dan J. Healy Federal Housing Administration Washington House Senate General Assembly

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