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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1966
Page
2
Vermont water resources board schedules a Wednesday hearing on water quality standards before a mid-December review of a Vernon nuclear plant proposal. The notice lists Vermont and neighboring agencies and groups likely to be affected by water quality changes. Also, Pownal Tanning must finish a waste facility by December 31, 1967, and Ramada Inn Stowe gets approval for a waste treatment plant.
Rep Robert Stafford of Vermont urges major changes to draft laws in a Vermont Sunday News interview. He supports a two year tour for draftees and three years for those drafted, arguing volunteers deserve reward and younger men adapt better to service.
State pathologist Dr Richard Woodruff to perform the autopsy today on the body found weekend. Sonia Spencer 22 of New Haven Conn identified from a pocketbook. She vanished November 16 from Spring Lake Ranch Cuttingsville. body found by Bernard Gregory’s son in repeatedly searched area. Prosecutor says death likely from exposure, occurred shortly after disappearance.
In Chittenden District Court today a third unnamed man faced charges of illegal narcotics use alongside Allen Shute and Bertram Muzzy of Underhill who were arraigned Friday and freed on 505 dollars bail each for cultivating and manufacturing marijuana at Underhill on July 4 without a license. Dr Armand Archambault will lead the 21st annual meeting of the Council of New England State Medical Societies in Boston. The council reports on the balanced retirement program, a mutual fund and annuity plan, the New England postgraduate assembly, and the New England rural health conference set for May 17 at the University of Vermont.
A small brown and white Cessna 205 with three aboard vanished after 9:30 p.m. flight from Bradley Field Windsor Locks. Pilot Wilburt Trester of Clinton Connecticut, passengers unnamed, last contact 1,500 feet over Brainard in Rensselaer County. Civil Air Patrol to search at daybreak from Pittsfield Massachusetts.
The Rev H V Kaftka told Berkshire Unitarian church and a NBC audience that black power means 12 million Negroes join America's power structure politically economically and socially. He cautioned it does not require violence though that threat exists and urged shared control of the establishment.
A two day boycott by Pittsfield housewives protesting high prices failed to disrupt 10 city grocery stores with business continuing normally. Spokeswoman Mrs. David Gleason said no picket lines planned. In Great Barrington a car driven by Mrs Alma T Brundin struck a plate glass window at the Barrington Electric Store. no serious injuries reported.
Arlington Fire Department battled a fire at the old Arlington Inn ice house behind Wallie’s Store on U S 7 Friday evening about 6 30 p m the cause remains under investigation per Chief C L Marsh and local residents. Guests at the Marsh home after funeral services for Mrs Pye were noted along with several out of town visitors. Political ad urging Ruth Cole for representative appears in the notice.
A West Arlington Sandgate candidate was announced as a full-time contender backed by the Arlington Republican Town Committee. The move signals party support for a competitive race and positions the candidate for early campaigning.
Secretary of State Harry Cooley urges district 32 clerks that voter intent governs write-in votes. Counters should follow state rules accepting write-ins or stickers on Democratic or GOP ballots even with misspelling initials or missing X mark.
John Hawkins of Purdy's Inc was shaken when his car ran out of control on Vt 30 near the fairgrounds at 12 45 am. The state liquor store opened at its new location in the Manchester Shopping Center this morning.
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