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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1976

Page

7

Vermont Bi County Development Council names new executive director

John Kenney 29 of Euclid Ohio chosen from final two candidates by unanimous vote to lead the Southwest Vermont Economic Development Council. He will be based between Manchester and Wallingford with office in Arlington temporarily and will hire a planner assistant and a secretary.

Southwest Vermont John Kenney Euclid Ohio John Simson Bennington Council Regional Commission BCRC Economic Development Council Rutland Bennington Federal Economic Development Agency Thomas Salmon Kenney Manchester Wallingford Simson Arlington

Vermont wins safety grant for occupational program

Vermont has been awarded a 285,666 federal grant to fund its occupational safety and health program. U.S. Labor Department spokesmen said Vermont is among 24 states with programs that meet or exceed federal standards.

Boston Mass UPI Vermont U.S. Labor Department

UNICEF Sale At Williamstown Post Office This Fall

UNICEF cards games and calendars go on sale at the Williamstown MA Post Office on Spring Street from November 18 to December 16. Weekday hours are 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. to noon. Proceeds aid malnourished children abroad. Co chairs are Mrs William W Steel and Mrs J Thomas Wilson. Publicity by Mrs Samuel E Church with treasurer J Thomas Wilson. Sales table volunteers include a long list of local residents.

Williamstown Mass Unicef Spring Street William W. Steel J. Thomas Wilson Samuel E. Church

Biological deer check stations set for Vermont opening weekend

Biological deer check stations will operate in eight Vermont towns on opening weekend November 13 and 14 from noon to 8 p.m. Hunters are urged to bring their buck for weighing aging and required reporting. Stations listed include Arlington Chem Clean Route 7 Hinesburg Mallo's Market Route 116 Montpelier and others with Vernon station open all weekends.

Montpelier Vermont Fish & Game Department Vernon’s Arlington Chem-Clean Mobil Hinesburg Mallo’s Market Pierce’s Mobil State Street Morrisville Sanel Auto Parts Rutland Harold’s Exxon St. Johnsbury Vernon Mass Williston

Walloomsac Ruth van der Kar in Putnam Hospital

Walloomsac Ruth van der Kar is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington with pneumonia. Bertha's Angles donated 200 surgical pads to the Hoosick Falls Health Center on November 4. Men joined women workers tying and preparing pads for delivery.

Ruth van der Kar Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Bertha Hoosick Falls Health Center

Leahy asks for emergency milk price floor hearing

Sen Patrick Leahy asks Secretary Knebel to hold a federal milk hearing to set a floor price for Class 1 milk in northeastern federal order markets for December through March 1977. He cites falling prices and recent storms like Hurricane Belle and Vermont harvest problems to justify action.

Washington UPI Patrick Leahy D-Vt U.S. Agriculture John Knebel Leahy Vermont

Vermont chooses Brodeur as health policy council head

Acting Vermont Mental Health Commissioner Paul Brodeur will become executive director of the Vermont Health Policy Council, taking the post November 29. Governor Salmon approved the appointment. Miner noted the council’s 1976 origin to plan state health care and manage federal funds. Brodeur previously served as deputy commissioner and held senior posts at the Vermont state hospital in Waterbury.

Waterbury Mental Health Department Brodeur Brandon Training School

Vermont Asbestos Group to Build Wallboard Plant in Morrisville

Vermont Asbestos Group will build a new wallboard plant in Morrisville, not Troy, with construction possibly starting early next year and operation by June. The 60‑employee plant will aid Lamoille County unemployment and produce wallboard for commercial and residential use. A separate Montpelier notice permits a parade and rally by Citizens Against Nuclear Power in front of Green Mountain Power Corp, with marshals and police ensuring access is not on private property.

Morrisville UPI Vermont Asbestos Group Troy VAG John Lupien Lowds Lamoille County Montpelier Citizens Against Nuclear Power Green Mountain Power Corp Green Mountain Vermont Yankee Vernon

Kunin seeks third term as Democratic whip in Burlington

UPI reports Rep. Madeleine Kunin of Burlington announced on Wednesday her candidacy for re election as Democratic whip. She currently faces no opposition.

Burlington UPI Madeleine Kunin

Rensselaer GOP delays leadership vote to January

In New York the Rensselaer County Republican Committee postponed selecting a new leader until January. State senator-elect Joseph Bruno plans to step down as Republican chairman, triggering a scramble between acting chair Dorothy Birkmayer Fonks and Troy Councilman Patrick M. Casales. Albany: SUNY to receive old Albany Post Office for State University Plaza with $2 million in renovations. The complex, including two adjacent buildings, will house administrative offices and employ 850 people.

Troy Rensselaer County Republican Committee Joseph Bruno Bruno Senate Dorothy Birkmayer Fonks Patrick M. Casales Albany State University of New York (Suny State University Jacob Javits University

Veterans Day ceremonies muted across western Massachusetts

In Berkshire and western Massachusetts weather kept ceremonies low key with brief parades in Pittsfield and the Tunnel City while North Adams saw small events. Attendance was light in Springfield and Chicopee observers matched in number, as officials consider Shadowbrook seminary in Stockbridge for a regional housing center for the elderly or handicapped, with interest described as heartening by housing authority chair John Rhind. Shadowbrook, built by the Society of Jesus at over 5 million dollars, closed years ago for lack of priest candidates and is on the market near 3.7 million dollars with 400 plus acres and extensive Stockbridge frontage.

Pittsfield North Adams Massachusetts Tunnel City Paul E. Brindle III VFW Charles M. Howard Springfield Chicopee Stockbridge Berkshire Shadowbrook Seminary John H. Rhind Stockbridge Housing Authority Society of Jesus Shadowbrook Stockbridge Bowl

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