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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1977
Page
8
The piece outlines state dog laws requiring licenses for dogs four months and older by April 1, vaccination proof from a veterinarian, and collar or tag display. It notes enforcement periods for deer protection, local ordinances, humane society reminders, and humane care duties, plus community notices about holiday events and college reminiscences.
Tom Hess recalls MITs rapid lingo and acronyms shaping speech from freshmen year onward. He highlights the campus shorthand like UMOC LSC UROP and 26-100 rooms, noting MITs environment pressures faster, more efficient thinking and questions whether language becomes the impersonal force guiding identity in four years.
The Vermont State Labor Relations Board will hear a request from state troopers to quit the International Brotherhood of Police Officers and rejoin the Vermont State Employees Association. Local president Joseph Cioffi says the IBPO failed to aggressively pursue grievances and better pay. He claims 92 percent of troopers signed the petition to return to VSEA.
The Vermont attorney general’s office investigates deceptive advertising in a supplement promoting the proposed Pyramid Mall. Complaints allege the piece suggests the mall already exists. The 80 store project in Williston seeks Act 250 approval amid rural-impact and Burlington business concerns.
Lee Ann Cochran aged 18 of Cocoa Beach Florida has become the fourth fatality from last week's two car crash in downtown Rutland. Police have not yet determined the driver or cause. Other victims included Robert Davis 20 Wendy Collins 18 and Darlene Huse 18. Two more passengers were injured and two others remained in hospital in various conditions.
GEORGIA UP I reports Whey Pollution Abatement Authority chair Richard Gadbois told Governor Snelling the $10 million whey processing plant should be turned over to private cheesemakers by mid 1978 after delays keep it from full operation. Technical difficulties delayed revenues until at least next spring. The state leases the plant to private cheesemakers via the Whey Pollution Abatement Authority. Miss Yvonne Mercier, former secretary, died at 121 McKinley Street on November 21. Funeral Mass held at St Francis de Sales Church with services by Monsignor Francis B. Flanagan. Bearers included Harold Burgess and Louis Geoffrion Jr.
Menu details for Monday to Friday service at Brookside Apartment House and the Senior Center excluding Wednesday. Dishes include New England beef stew, salmon loaf, gourmet baked chicken, beef burgundy, and haddock with sides and desserts. Includes Pepperidge Farm breads, beverages, and a note to call 442-8012 for reservations.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled a Keene District Court judge could not bar the press or public from a probable cause hearing in a case involving pornography and sexual assault on minors. Justice Charles Douglas noted the court cited a revised ABA standard advocating openness, while explaining the standards exist only in mimeographed form and have not been voted on by the ABA.
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