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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1976

Page

7

Early American navy history to be told in slide talk

Historian William Dornbusch presents a slide lecture at 8 p.m. on November 11 at the Park McCullough House covering the Continental Navy, its battles such as Valcour Island, and the rise of privateers and John Paul Jones. The talk traces from the Revolution era to modern naval forces, noting Dornbusch’s affiliations with Vermont and New York history groups.

William Dornbusch Park- McCullough Valcour Island Lake Champlain Britain British Isles John Paul Jones England Dornbusch Vermont Historical Society New York State Historical Association Bennington Museum

Green Mountain Community Schoolhouse opens in Londonderry

Londonderry residents form Green Mountain Community Schoolhouse an alternative private elementary program focused on curiosity and self directed learning. Bill Unwin hired as teacher with emphasis on reading math arts and outdoor activities. Public meeting set for Nov 18 at 7 30 pm at Route 22 site. call Diana Morley 362 3418 for details.

Londonderry Green Mountain Manchester Bill Unwin Unwin Diana Morley Route Magic Mountain

Epilepsy Month Calls for Awareness and Action in Vermont

Dr. Charles Poser of the University of Vermont warns 224 Vermont families will face epilepsy next year. Epilepsy Month aims to educate the public and improve services, with new federal and Vermont commissions forming to coordinate medical, social, and economic support for those affected.

Rutland Vermont Charles M. Poser Department of Neurology College of Medicine University of Vermont United States Poser Dr. Poser National Commission On the Center For Disorders of Communications of Medical Center Hospital of Vermont Burlington Medical Center Hospital of Department of Health, Education and Welfare Agency of Human Services National Commission Epilepsy Association of Vermont Vermont’ Bar Association Department of Human Services University of Vermont Medical College Developmental Disabilities Council The

Firestone to Speak at Williams on Religion in the Future

Radical feminist Shulamith Firestone will lecture at Williams College on Wednesday Nov 10 at 8 p.m. in Thompson Biology Lab room 111. The talk is part of the 1976: The Next Hundred Years series.

Williamstown Mass Shulamith Firestone Williams College Thompson Biology Laboratory Williams

Rod and Gun Club Auxiliary Fete Set

Eagle Bridge New York Rod and Gun Club Auxiliary held its November meeting with president Sharon Morrison. A donation to Hoosick Rescue Squad was acknowledged. Dawn Walker won the turkey raffle for a 76 percent profit. Santa's selection was announced and the Christmas party set for December 4 at 6 pm with dinner at 7. Officers elected include Marjorie Lewis president Ruth Brownell vice president Ruth Walker secretary and Belle Moon treasurer. A December 6 meeting features a covered dish supper and grab bag.

Eagle Bridge N.Y Rod & Gun Club Center Road Sharon Morrison Town of Morrison Santa Ruth Waltzer Marjorie Lewis Cambridge Ruth Brownell North Bennington Ruth Walker Belle Moon Karen LaFlamme

Vermont farms escape health inspections under new rule

Governor Salmon said about 90 percent of Vermont's agricultural businesses with 10 or fewer employees will no longer face federal or state OSHA inspections. The change exempts farms, veterinary services, orchards, custom slaughtering, and landscaping works.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Thomas Salmon Occupational Safety and Health Administration Salmon

Hospital merger proposed in St Albans area

The Franklin County Medical Society on Monday unveiled a plan to merge Kerbs Memorial and St Albans hospitals, six blocks apart. Society President Frederick Holmes said past merger efforts caused controversy but the new proposal has unanimous support from local doctors and health-care agencies and the administrations of both hospitals.

ST. Albans UPI Franklin County Medical Society Kerbs Memorial Society Frederick Holmes Holmes

Vermont Committee Defers Vote on Elections Board Regulation

The Vermont Committee on Administrative Rules deferred a decision on Elections Board rules aimed at removing names of unqualified voters from checklists. Testimony argued the four year nonvoter rule or lack of personal knowledge could curb turnout as the panel adjourned without a stance after hours of review.

Montpelier UPI Vermont State Elections Board Committee On Administrative Rules Administrative Rules

Bankers seek removal or change of Vermont mortgage rate cap

Vermont Bankers Association plans legislative pressure to lift the state ceiling on home mortgage interest rates or approve a variable ceiling. Francis Leonard, chairman of the association’s legislative committee, says rates should fluctuate with market conditions. Dinner meetings with legislators are planned later this month to explain goals.

Northfield UPI Vermont Bankers Association Francis Leonard Bankers’ Association

Vermont outlines $25 million highway programs in biennial report

Vermont Transportation Secretary Arthur Ristau presented about 25 million dollars in highway construction programs for the next two years in a state Transportation Board meeting. The plan includes 8.9 million dollars from federal and state funds for a West Rutland to Rutland bypass on U.S. 4.

Middlebury VPI Vermont Arthur Ristau State Transportation Board West Rutland-to-Rutland U.S. 4

Rutland School Board seeks federal mediation in teachers contract dispute

The Rutland School Board approved asking the Federal Mediation Service for help resolving a contract dispute with teachers. The mediation was requested by the teachers union earlier in the week. The dispute over salaries has been ongoing since last June.

Albany County Gambling Roundup Nets Seven Arrests

New York state police rounded up seven Albany County men on gambling charges after a two month probe into horse and football wagering. The suspects, described as interconnected, range in age from 28 to 60, arrested in separate locations and slated for arraignment in their respective local courts.

Albany Albany County

Cohoes Honored by HUD for Fast Rent Subsidy Administration

Cohoes was named one of 13 cities nationwide by HUD for efficient administration of a federal rent subsidy program. Mayor Ronald Canestrari received the certificate from HUD’s insuring office director, with officials citing housing for 42 low income families at affordable costs as a result.

Cohoes Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Ronald Canestrari

Adams man buried by coal at Hoosac Valley pit

In North Adams a 24 year old Adams resident Edward MacDonald was trapped up to his chin by about 15 tons of chestnut coal at 3 p.m. He was freed, taken to North Adams Regional Hospital in fair condition with numbness in his legs. x rays showed no fractures.

Adams North Adams Regional Hospital Edward MacDonald Hoosac MacDonald

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