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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1966
Page
2
The Central Vermont Railway will eliminate 35 freight yard and car shop jobs starting next July 1. The main car shop will close and 70 old wooden freight cars will be scrapped annually while new cars replace them. The 40 of 75 freight yard workers will be retained, and a land sale for redevelopment is planned.
Congress approved a bill to provide 50 percent federal funds for the acquisition of the Adm. John Dewey birthplace in Montpelier Vermont. The Vermont Historical Society said a required state survey and priority list must be completed before funds are granted, with completion projected in about a year.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp confirms plans for a 100 million atomic power plant, its second nuclear facility, to be built on 800 plus acres along the Hudson east of Easton in Washington County. The project is hailed as a major economic boon for the region by Albany county supervisors and about 100 civic leaders. In Cambridge, Mrs. William Aveson presents a 10,000 dollar check to Gardner Cullinan for Mary McClellan Hospital building fund, the first payment toward 25,000 dollars pledged.
Mrs Theodore T Buckley was chosen president of the Washington County Republican Women s Club at its annual luncheon in Glens Falls attended by more than 200 members.
Vermont educators from VSSDA VSA and VEA jointly approve a Code of Employment and Dismissal Practices after two years of work. The code sets reasons for dismissal requires explanations and hearings to protect teachers and delineates contract timing to reduce last minute vacancies. It creates a statewide open period Feb 15 to Mar 1 for issuing signed contracts with a 30 day consideration window for teachers.
Springfield report says Fellows Gear Shaper Co vice president John Barbier told workers the United Steel Workers Union statements are false. He labeled three union claims untrue and defended company actions as within NLRB rulings. Union seeks representation election while both sides await NLRB decisions on mailing lists and election timing.
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