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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1974

Page

2

State team to review MAU class ratios here Nov 26

A three member team from the state Education Department will review class size at Mt. Anthony junior and senior high schools on Tuesday Nov. 26. The team includes Deputy Commissioner Alan Weiss, Don McCafferty, and Ester Urie. They will examine English and science classes where ratios exceed the 100 to 1 standard and consider whether schools must hire teachers or restructure schedules to meet minimum standards.

State Education Department Mt. Anthony George A. Sleeman Alan H. Weiss Don McCafferty Ester Urie Sleeman Southwest Vermont Education Association Weiss Bennington

Subdued ceremonies mark anniversary of JFK's death

In Dallas the 1st anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination was observed with prayers and a wreath laying at the Kennedy Memorial. Mayor Wes Wise delivered a eulogy, praising Kennedy's integrity and open dissent, and the service included sacred music and a reading from Profiles in Courage.

Jfk Dallas UPI John F. Kennedy Wes Wise Kennedy Memorial Kennedy Wise John

Bennington and surrounding towns deer hunting raises record tallies

The report lists numerous hunters from Bennington, North Bennington, Pownal, Shaftsbury and surrounding areas with deer taken between November 18 and 22. Notable entries include Mark Spencer with 12 points and a 186 lb buck in Lunenburg, and multiple 2 to 8 point kills across Arlington, Sandgate, Weston, Castleton and Mont Tabor. Also, Kennedy family memorial note follows.

Deerkill Terry Bishop Bill Thomson Bennington Mark Shea Leon Jacobs John Gassaway Woodford Gary Hoag North Pownal Bill Lipscomb Pownal Bill Robinson Shaftsbury Arlington Bennington Hunters Barb Sargent Roger Walt Babcock East Wallingford Madeline Frazier Castleton Mike Lillie Somerset Toni Miller Lunenburg Ray Greene Jr Mark Spencer Stratton

Connally dismissal motions denied in milk scandal

In Washington UPI Chief Judge George L Hart Jr denied defense moves to dismiss two conspiracy counts and two perjury counts against former Treasury Secretary John B Connally linked to a 1971 milk price case. The judge delayed two other motions seeking trial venue changes and to challenge electronic surveillance, noting questions about the indictment. Connally, 11 years after a Dallas gunman wounded him while riding with President Kennedy, faced pretrial arguments with his wife and son present. The indictment had charged Connally with accepting 10000 dollars from milk cooperatives.

Connally Edward Bennett Williams Hart Washington New Orleans Des Moines Texas John F. Kennedy Dallas Williams Watergate Frank M. Tuerkheimer Grand Jury Senate Watergate Committee Jake Jacobsen

Town taxes due Monday broken down by district

Taxes in Bennington are due Monday with town rates at 1.75 for 18 months. Village rates add to totals: North Bennington 6.60, Old Bennington 7.12, polls 6.75 plus state and extra village polls. North Bennington adds 30 cent village tax and 58 cent highway, while Old Bennington adds 1.05 village tax and 57 cent highway.

Bennington Old Bennington North Bennington Salvatore Santarcangelo Old

Higher unemployment tax on business to be sought

Vermont officials plan a 1975 legislative push to raise unemployment taxes on employers to fund the state program. Commissioner Madelyn Davidson said the increase would generate about 18.7 million dollars next year, raising the average per employee tax from 94.50 to about 164 dollars annually.

New York UPI Amstar

Edmisten Convicted in North Carolina Tax Case

North Carolina Attorney General candidate Rufus L. Edmisten was found guilty in a nonjury trial of failing to file 1972 and 1973 North Carolina income tax returns on time. Wake County Judge Edwin S. Preston ordered Edmisten to pay court costs. he may not be barred from office.

Raleigh N.C UPI North Carolina Rufus L. Edmiston Senate Wake County Edwin S. Preston Edmisten Virginia Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Washington Watergate Committee

Vermont Faces Tight Energy Aid Ahead of Winter

Vermont officials say a $150,000 federal grant for emergency energy aid for low income families will fall short of needs for winter. The amount is $50,000 less than last year’s energy grant and only half of what the state sought. The money will be split among six community action agencies as officials search for additional funding.

Montpelier UPI Vermont OEO OEO Energy Raymond Kelley

Death of Arthur Abbott After Berlin Accident

Arthur Abbott 71 of Northfield died at Medical Center Hospital from injuries after a car crash at the Berlin four corners intersection. State police said his vehicle collided with another car shortly before noon Friday.

Burlington UPI Arthur Abbott Northfield Medical Center Hospital Berlin Abbott Four Corners

Verda Philpott 83 Hoosick Resident Dies After Long Illness

Hoosick New York widow Verda T. Philpott 83 died Friday at Crescent Manor Nursing Home Bennington following a long illness. Born January 30 1892 in Hoosick she was a daughter of Alvin and Nellie Thurber and educated there. She was a charter member of Berkshire Star Chapter OES and Hoosick Grange. Funeral plans include a 10 am service Monday from Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls and All Saints Episcopal Church Hoosick with interment in Hoosick Rural Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Advertisements note Napolitano’s Pizzeria Bennington open hours and menus.

Hoosick N.Y Verda T. Philpott Harrison Philpott Crescent Manor Bennington Alvin Nellie Ralph Thurber Berkshire Star Chapter O.E.S Hoosick Grange Harold Delarey Valley Falls Leon Philpott Schaghticoke Mahar Main S Hoosick Falls All Saints’ Episcopal Church Joel B. Miller Hoosick Rural Cemetery

Bennington Banner Classified Rates and Contact Details

The Bennington Banner lists daily publication details, delivery options, and subscription rates. The notice covers 50 mile radius Vermont and U.S. pricing, with prices for 3 months to 1 year and contact lines for classified advertising.

Bennington Banner Main St Bennington The Banner Publishing Corp United Press International New York Times News Service Matthews, Shannan & Cullen Inc Vermont

Improper flaps blamed for Nairobi crash of Boeing 747

Lufthansa said wing flaps of its Boeing 747 were not in proper position on takeoff from Nairobi. The flaming crash on Wednesday killed 59 of 157 aboard, with 98 survivors, as the $25 million jumbo jet exploded. It was the first fatal 747 crash.

Cologne Germany UPI Lufthansa Nairobi

Scientist urges caution on future nuclear plants

Former Atomic Energy Commission safety expert Carl J. Hocevar told newsmen in Montpelier that many questions about nuclear safety and waste disposal must be answered before building more plants. He urged careful study of existing facilities like the Vermont Yankee plant and favored more emphasis on coal, while doubting a policy shift away from nuclear power.

Montpelier UPI Atomic Energy Commission Carl J. Hocevar Hocevar AEC Vermont Yankee

Environmental worries drive land use talk in Great Falls

Governor Salmon of Vermont warned in Great Falls that inflation recession and the energy crisis must not divert attention from environmental protection. He forecast groundwater supply as a future crisis equal to energy and food, and predicted a National Land Use Act advancing in Congress next session.

Great Falls Mont UPI Thomas P. Salmon Vermont

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Supt. Sleeman Fitzgerald Kennedy Arlington National Cemetery Potomac River Sen Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Ethel Kennedy Robert Robert Kennedy Sol P. Besser Rabbinical Association of Dallas Harry S. Wright Bishop College Robert P. Rehkemper Dallas Trade Mart John B. Connally Parkland Hospital London Helen Morgan Miss Morgan Richard Payama Chester M. Montgomery Putnam Memorial Hospital Hanson-Walbridge A. J. MacDonald First United Methodist Church of Victor Raymond Harwood James King John Gillice Leroy Becker John Pacquin Sandgate Cemetery Mr. MacDonald Bennington Briefs Manchester School Board Manchester Elementary School Napolitano’s Pizzeria Ben Mont Bennington Banner Telephone U.S Advent Main Street CTS Center Bennington, Vt North Bennington Road Bennington, Vermont LAWN Gobo Berkshire Plaza North Adams North Adams, Mass Nichals
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