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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1977

Page

1

Indians Bring Traditionalism and Militancy to Bennington

Guatemala visitors fill Bennington College with mountain music and Nahuatl dances as the Four Arrows group promotes traditional Native American culture. Adrian Chavez speaks on balance with nature while critics call him militant for his stark spiritual message. 32-strong caravan from South America tours coast to coast, with films and crafts drawing modest crowds.

Alan Jon Fortney Guatemala Bennington Bennington College Tenochitlan Adrian Chavez Coyote Four Arrows South America

South Korea to Question Park at U.S. Embassy in Seoul

Seoul reports Seoul will allow Tongsun Park to be questioned by U.S. investigators at the U.S. Embassy. Park, a central Korea gate scandal figure, faces 36 U.S. counts of bribery and mail fraud tied to Koreagate. Negotiations aimed to ease US Korea tensions continue with no official details released.

Seoul South Korea UPI Tongsun Park U.S Chosun Ilbo Park Korean Central Intelligence Agency United States Richard Sneider Park Tong-jin

House rejects latest Senate abortion offer

Washington notes a four month deadlock over abortion policy as the Senate weighs stripping all restrictions on federally funded abortions while the House sticks to limits. Sen. Edward Brooke vows to move an amendment to remove current life of mother language, threatening a broader clash over funding for Labor and HEW.

Washington UPI House Senate Edward Brooke R-Mass Labor Department Department of Health, Education and Welfare Brooke

Overtaxed Bennington sewer water systems face new focus

Bennington Town Manager Louis C. Savelas and Arlen Associates engineer Eugene Bilodeau plan to discuss modifications to the water filtration plant and the town’s ability to handle water and sewer service for upcoming developments. October sewer data show the plant often ran at double capacity, dumping millions of gallons of impure water into the Walloomsac as demand swells from Greenberg Wilkinson Morse housing, a shopping center, new state office building, and Pleasant Street project. See SEWER on back page.

Bennington Water Board Gerald E. Morrissey Louis C. Savelas Arlen Associates Eugene Bilodeau Savelas Pleasant Street Walloomsac

Landowners Post More Land to Bar Hunters, Ties to Licensing

MONTPELIER. Fish and Game Commissioner Edward Kehoe says more landowners are posting no hunting signs this year than since 1970, raising concerns about hunting license sales and increased complaints of property damage such as fence cutting. Agriculture Commissioner Edward Eurich backs the assessment, noting he posted 500 acres in Waitsfield, warning hunters not sportsmen could prompt landowner associations and self policing.

Eurich Fish and Game Department

Inside National test for muscular dystrophy and abuse case

A new muscular dystrophy test is reported alongside a case of an abused wife deemed insane. Page 2 covers the inside national brief.

George Will Manchester Pownal Dartmouth Crouthamel Pine Cobble School Chi Chi Rodriguez

Barber grilled by complaints at PSB water hearing

Arlington Water Co. principal Norton Barber testified for over three hours at a Public Service Board hearing on July water quality and prices. Town Agent O'Dea pressed for proof of negligence, while Barber blamed chronic lack of working capital for service lapses and outlined needed capital improvements estimated at 400 000 to 600 000. Health Department orders prompted limited funding and chlorination measures as the company serves 400 homes and faces potential rate relief to fund engineering plans.

Anne Webb Arlington — Water Company Norton Barber Public Service Board PSB Arlington Water Co State Health Department Rexford E. Roberts Roberts Arlington Water Company Arthur O’dea Barber Alan George DuBois and King of Randolph Vermont Department of Health East Red Mountain O’dea Bennington DuBois and King Health Department Emmett Smith George Res Judicata Lee Arlington

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