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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1968

Page

8

Storm of Controversy Swells About Bay State Welfare System

Massachusetts welfare controversy intensifies as Welfare Commissioner Ott faces charges of chaos and profiteering and a looming budget near 1 billion dollars. Senator Cohen threatens swift legislative action, seeking immediate welfare audits and reforms amid calls from HEW officials and Republican leaders.

Bay State Boston UPS Massachusetts Robert F. Ott Beryl E. Cohen Brookline John A. Volpe Cohen U.S Thomas P. O'Neill Cambridge Neil Fallon Health, Education and Welfare Department HEW Washington Wilbur J. Cohen Volpe Ott Republican State Committee Josiah Spaulding Legislative Committee Department of Public Safety Spaulding Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association Lazarus A. Pahigian Massachusetts Dental Society

Town Meeting Approach Urged For River Problems

W J W Sheffey of Williams College urged a town meeting approach to Connecticut River Valley problems at a two day conference, saying cooperation among four states is needed to meet and solve the issues.

Amherst Mass Lord Jeffrey Inn R. Frank Gregg New England River Basins Commission

Two Escapers Plead Guilty in Windsor Court

Two Windsor Prison escapers Danny Crichton and George Novak Jr pleaded guilty to escaping last summer and were found guilty of grand larceny. Albion Brown had pleaded guilty to the same two charges, Gale Thompson and Richard Reginbald pleaded innocent. Jury trials set for later this week.

White River Junction UPI Windsor Danny Crichton Wilder George Novak Jr St. Albans Palmer Ainsworth Albion Brown Northfield Gale Thompson Ferrisburg Richard Reginbald Bennington Allen Branch Bridgewater Branch

Survivor recounts coal mine explosion ordeal in West Virginia

Alva Davis of Wallace says 78 coworkers were trapped after a Wednesday blast at a coal mine near Mannington. He describes fleeing through a new air shaft with Ralph Stecke y using gas masks, reaching daylight, and praying for the others as rescue efforts continued.

Alva Davis Wallace W.va Mannington W. Va UPI Sam Ralph Ralph Starkey

Kanavaros admits shooting pair in self defense

In Washington County Superior Court James A. Kanavaros 21 of Middlesex testified he shot two Massachusetts youths, Maxwell 19 and Gallagher 20, during a confrontation after they approached with profanity and one carried a knife. He claimed a warning shot was fired and the knife sighting prompted further shots. He pleaded not guilty to second degree murder.

Maxwell Gallagher Kanavaros Eunice Meragelis Jimmy Alice Pearson Middlesex Carl French Meragelis

Identical Triplets Plan To Be Different

ST. LOUIS. Joyce Kathy and Linda Riggs are identical triplets at Fontbonne College. The 18 year old freshmen seldom dress alike and plan different careers. Joyce wants to teach the mentally retarded. Linda majors in sociology. Kathy may become an elementary school teacher. In high school all three finished with identical grades and shared third place in their class. Fontbonne scholarships honored them.

ST. Louis UPI Joyce Kathy Linda Riggs Fontbonne College Linda Fontbonne

School Strike Leaders Face Contempt of Court Charges

NEW YORK UPC The nation's largest public school system resumed normal operations as two union leaders Albert Shanker of the UFT and Walter Degnan of the CSA faced contempt of court charges for defying court orders during the teachers' strike. The strikes began Sept 9 and shut down city schools for 36 days under the Taylor Law.

New York UPC Albert Shanker United Federation of Teachers UFT Walter Degnan Council of Supervisory Associations CSA Supreme Court Francis J. Bloustein

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