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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1967

Page

5

Burlington draft contract eyed for $15 to $20 million project

Suburban Burlington officials plan to finalize a draft contract with Fidelity Mutual Insurance and Counsins Properties to build a 47,000 square foot office on seven acres at College and Pine Streets in an urban renewal area. HUD approval and Board of Aldermen steps follow, with land value included. In St Johnsbury voters decide January 18 on a $2.462 million vocational center funded by a $1.1 million bond, aided by state funds and tuition, tying into a statewide effort to expand vocational education.

Burlington UPI Francis Cain Department of Housing and Urban Development Fidelity Mutual Insurance Co Philadelphia Counsins Properties Inc Atlanta College and Pine Streets Cain Planning Commission Board of Aldermen ST. Johnsbury VPI Vermont St. Johnsbury Academy

St Albans set vote on 3.3 million elementary school

St Albans officials tentatively schedule a December 19 election for a $3.3 million elementary school. School Supt. Sidney A. Dewey will discuss legalities with Montpelier lawyer Peter Guiliani. If Dec 19 fails, bond issue may go to voters in January with about $2.4 million to be paid by the city after state aid.

ST. Albans UPI Sidney A. Dewey Montpelier Peter Guiliani

Vermont to open eight miles of Interstate 89 this December

The Vermont Highway Department plans to open eight more miles of Interstate 89 between Colchester and Georgia in early December. Engineer Reginald H. Arnold says the section will be ready for traffic by the first week of December. Governor Hoff designated Tuesday as John Barrett Day to honor the Vermont born diplomat. Barrett, born in Grafton 101 years ago, served as a diplomat in Asia and the Americas and led the Pan American Union from 1907 to 1920.

Infant dies in crib accident at 4 months old

Cohoes Raymond Szmyr Jr. 4 month old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Szmyr of 35 Summit St found dead in his crib yesterday head through crib bars. Albany County Coroner Dr John J Marra ruled accidental death. Parents found him asleep then discovered him dead. Albany appeals court rules hotel pay can include tips meals lodging to meet $1.50 minimum wage standard per Labor Department guidance. Burl Lowe 54 of 150 First St to be arraigned today in Albany Police Court for fatal shooting of John Dowdell 138 Clinton St yesterday afternoon after a money dispute.

Albany New York Labor Department Burl Lowe First St John Dowdell Clinton St Edward McArdle Dowdell Lowe

Troy Tunnel Ready Ahead of Schedule for Christmas Run

Edward S. Lathrum, engineer on the $2 million Ferry Street arterial, says traffic may flow through the tunnel by Christmas if cold weather stays away. The project is six months ahead of its June 1 deadline and he remains optimistic.

Troy Ferry Street Edward S. Lathrum

Berkshire board requires KFC to meet landscaping rules

In Williamstown the Board of Appeals required the Kentucky Fried Chicken petition for a new branch on State Road to satisfy landscaping driveway and parking lot standards and odor controls. Pittsfield operator Fred Simmons may open a North Adams branch on State Road, per reports. Isaiah Alexander Jr. of Pittsfield and Washington DC faced a grand jury bound over for armed robbery after a District Court hearing. he allegedly took 304 dollars from Frank's Package Store on Sept. 8 and is held on 5000 bail. Alexander was returned from Washington on a governor's warrant.

Williamstown Board of Appeals Kentucky Fried Chicken Chain State Road Fred Simmons Pittsfield North Adams Isaiah Alexander Jr Washington, D.C Frank House of Correction Alexander Washington

McConnell Seeks Bail in Berkshire Murder Case

Attorneys for Bruce McConnell of North Adams argue in Berkshire Superior Court Pittsfield on a motion to admit the murder defendant to bail after his September indictment for the slaying of Bonnie Pearson a 19 year old Williamstown resident in late August.

Williamstown Bruce McConnell North Adams Berkshire Superior Court Pittsfield McConnell Bonnie Pearson

New Myers Store Branch Planned for Allendale Center

A John G. Myers department store expansion is planned at Allendale Shopping Center in Pittsfield. A construction permit was issued to Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. to build the foundation for the project.

Pittsfield John G. Myers Albany Allendale Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co

Five Brave Icy Water To Save Boston Man from Submerged Car

Barbara and four others rescued an elderly Roxbury man after his car slid 60 feet into Pleasure Bay on Thanksgiving Day. The driver, James A. Rossborough, 71, credited the quick work of John J. Smoot and family from Dorchester along with witnesses John Banda and Thomas Murphy for pulling him from the sinking vehicle. Rossborough was treated for immersion and shock and released from City Hospital.

Boston UPI Barbara Roxbury James A. Rossborough Rossborough Sullivan’s Castle Island Pleasure Bay John J. Smoot John Dorchester Smoot John L. Banda Thomas Murphy Framingham City Hospital

Incubator Saves Rare White Lion Cub in Fla Hospital

Bella Glade Florida report says two week old white lion cub Lucky, rescued after its mother rejected him, has thrived in a hospital incubator. Veterinarian Dr. Clarence Kidder noted steady improvement and planned Friday move home if progress continues.

Bella Glade Fla Lucky Clarence Kidder Kidder Glades General Hospital

Power Dams Re Licensing Recommended by Committee

The Interagency Committee on Natural Resources forwarded licensing recommendations to Gov. Hoff on three lower Connecticut River dams. The FPC licenses expire in 1970. Provisions urged include fishways, water level protections, and state review of dam modifications. The panel also backed a $5,000 Eureka schoolhouse restoration and a $96,000 Middlebury recreation project contingent on local funding.

Forrest E. Orr Orr FPC Hoff Interagency Committee Board of Historic Sites Eureka Springfield Middlebury

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