Bennington BCRPC Pursues Role in Local Vocational Training
The Bennington County Regional Planning Commission seeks a defined task after a study urged expanded county vocational training to meet labor needs. Vocational leaders from Mt. Anthony Union High School and Burr and Burton Seminary outline programs and jobs in service trades, carpentry, and on‑the‑job training. Community college advocates pressed for broader access amid population limits and budget gaps.
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Robert Houle
Mt. Anthony Union High School
BCRPC
Marti Paustian
Vermont
Tri-Cities
North Adams
Commission
Houle
U.S. Department of Labor
Albany
Bennington
David Wilson
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
The
BBS
Wilson
Eyer
Houghton D. Pearl
Rutland
Ferdinand Bongartz
Mt. Anthony
Bennington County Regional Planning Commission
Stamford
Vermont court prompts tuition and college funding debate
The article notes two linked legal questions could reshape Vermont criminal law and affect nonresident tuition in New York State colleges. St Joseph's College reports growing out of state enrollment amid aid deadlines. A community college study panel led by Peter Houskeeper will issue recommendations with no set deadline, as commissioners from multiple towns attend the meeting.
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Vermont
New York State
St. Joseph’s
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Peter Houskeeper
Rupert
Houskeeper
John M. Moore
John Whalen
Arlington
Thomas Foster
John Page
Ferdinand Bongartz
Manchester
Douglas Schner
Manchester Village
Thomas W. Hall Jr
Shaftsbury
Ira Whitney
Stamford
J. Jordan Young
Dorset
Sunderland
Peru
Sandgrove
Sandgate
Woodford
Filmcard Corp Pioneers Microfilm Card System
Hoag and Filmcard Corp in Bennington revive Langan aperture card tech once used by OSS and 3M. They redesigned machinery, closed earlier failed plant, and aim to provide an affordable microfilm based retrieval system for small businesses and local offices, reducing paper clutter with desk card readers.
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Langan
OSS
Minnesota Mining and Mfg. Co
Hoag
Filmcard Corp
Bennington
Exeter Corp
Ben-Mont
Poe
Big Boys
Defense Industry
General Electric
Telephone Company
Volkswagen
Panthers sentences suspended in Rackley murder case
In New Haven, Landon R. Williams and Roy B. Hibs, the last two Black Panthers charged in the Rackley murder, received suspended prison terms with probation after pleading guilty to murder conspiracy. Assault charges at Litchfield Center remain to be resolved. earlier, six co defendants pleaded guilty to lesser charges.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Alex Rackley
Superior Court
Otto H. Lamacchia
Landon R. Williams
Roy B. Hibs
Litchfield
Williams
Hithe
Rackley
New York City
Officials object to Dover treatment plant conditions
West Dover officials voiced strong objections Thursday night to the District Environmental Commission preliminary approval for the Dover Fire District No. 1 sewage treatment plant. They warned that attached conditions would sap viability by delaying hookups and tying operation levels to highway projects. Joseph Lassiter said the rules could deter financing and questioned how developers would fund the local share given hookup limits and Act 250 filings. The district hoped to cover costs with funds from upcoming subdivisions over the next decade.
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Stewart Hancock
West Dover
District Environmental Commission
Dover Fire District
Joseph Lassiter
Prudential Committee
Lassiter
Highway Department
Fire District
Commission
District Commission
State Environmental Board
Bennington Briefs and notices from the area
Local items include a 7 p.m. Monday Southern Vermont Snow Goers meeting at Bennington Lanes to plan a Dec 12 Christmas party, plus Prospect Mountain Ski Club starting Nov 22 with a potluck at Second Congregational Church. An open meeting with state’s attorney Neil S. Moss is set at Fisher Elementary School Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Funeral details note Joseph A. Wilson Jr. served in World War II and worked in Mt Anthony Country Club greenskeeping. services were held at Mahar and Son.
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Vermont
Bennington Lanes
Prospect Mountain
Second Congregational Church
Neil S. Moss
Fisher Elementary
Joseph A. Wilson Jr
Albany Medical Center
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Richard D. Campbell
First United Methodist Church
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Wilson
North Pownal
Shaftsbury
Hoosick Falls
Pittsfield
Mass
Soviet edge not deterring SALT talks progress
UPI reports U.S. officials remain committed to a SALT accord based on sufficiency rather than parity. Despite Janes Weapons Systems noting Soviet missile and ABM advances, American negotiators say rough balance is key to surviving a first strike. The Vienna talks ran two hours forty five minutes with leaders Smith and Semenov, plus Parsons briefing NATO allies in Brussels.
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Vienna
UPI
U.S
Nixon
America
Janes Weapons Systems
London
Russia
Janes
Moscow
Gerard C. Smith
Vladimir S. Semenov
J. Graham Parsons
State Department
Brussels
NATO
Parsons
United States
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