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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1968
Page
5
Montpelier dispatch reports Reverend David Johnson plans to exit Vermont for a new position as a physical education teacher's aide while his wife and four children stay in Irasburg. He will return next June to seek employment in Orleans County amid ongoing publicity from July shotgun incident and adultery proceedings.
Seven Troy police officers were suspended by Public Safety Commissioner Albert Prezio amid an investigation into burglaries and larcenies at Troy businesses. No charges were filed Sunday, but may come Tuesday. Prezio said the suspensions were for conduct unbecoming an officer and hinted at possible criminal charges.
Berkshire County reports highlight a Boston escape incident as Patrolman John M. Gaspardi leaped from his cruiser just before another car struck the vehicle. Pittsfield Housing Authority sells land for the Berkshire Common development including an 14 story motel. A memorial chapel dedication at Williams College First Congregational Church honors Stanley Bubriski. Adams police course announced to educate patrolmen in legal procedures.
A large storm system moving eastward threatens New England with more snow after Duluth endured 114 feet of snow. Concurrently, a clash of air masses in the Deep South spawned destructive tornadoes across Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia, injuring at least 14 people as heavy snow warnings are issued by the Weather Bureau.
The 200 year old Sacred Cod replica was swiped from a wall in the Massachusetts House chamber and later found behind a third floor entrance. Police investigate the prank, with fingerprints checked and tips of an unveiling at a Harvard Yale game. The incident echoes a similar prank from decades ago at Ivy League celebrations.
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