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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1974
Page
7
Donors aged 18 to 65 may walk in at St. Margaret Mary's Parish Hall on November 20 between 1 and 6 pm with no appointment. Those aged 17 need parental consent and those over 65 require doctor approval in the two weeks prior. Arlington and North Bennington also host drive notices and town meetings.
Williams College hosts a slate of public lectures November 11 to 13. Francis C Oakley will discuss natural law in Fitch Prospect Lounge on Nov 12 at 4 p.m. Louis Coser presents the dangers of being with it in Griffin Hall at 8 p.m. on Nov 12. Lynn Arthur Steen delivers two talks Nov 11 and 12 on catastrophe theory and models for the real number line. Joseph P Strelka speaks on Brochs Death of Virgil Nov 13 at Weston Language Center.
Burlington Free Press reporter Michael Donoghue testified as the only witness at the change of venue hearing for Paul Lawrence an ex St. Albans undercover narcotics detective charged with eight crimes. Lawrence argues extensive coverage in Chittenden County tethers a fair trial and the hearing will resume next Wednesday.
Senator Robert V. Daniels of Burlington named two subcommittees for health planning and health regulations. The planning panel chaired by Dr. Henry Tufo aims to boost local input and cut bureaucratic redundancy, while the regulatory group led by James Guest will tackle hospital rate regulation with members Rep. Emory Hebard and Joel Walker.
A special Milton bus will transport town officials and others to the Seabrook dog race track in Portsmouth New Hampshire for an inspection tour. The trip, paid by Greyhound Racing owners seeking a Milton track, precedes a town meeting later this month. Earlier voters rejected the proposal.
Republican and Democratic spokesmen say both Vermont parties are deeply in debt from this year’s elections. GOP committee owes at least $50,000 while Democrats report about $23,000 in the red after fundraising efforts fell short.
In Troy and Albany the Carey victory amplifies factional clashes between regular party leaders and Carey's organization. Jobs are being debated as McGrath and McDonough vie for influence while Carey pledges merit-based appointments. In Albany a permissive abortion law is tied to a study showing declines in abandoned and immature babies and in spontaneous abortions.
Berkshire officials hear a warning of 2500 to 3000 GE jobs leaving Pittsfield next spring or summer from Harry W. Vincent Jr. and plan immediate talks with GE to seek new industry if true, while GE denies a move of the power transformer unit amid uncertain long term contract results. A regional official questions the reliability of such statements.
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