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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1966

Page

2

Vermont PSB Holds Hearing on $10 Million Stock Request

Vermont Public Service Board conducted a hearing in Montpelier on Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corporation's request to issue 10 million dollars in common stock as part of an 88 million dollar nuclear generating station in Vernon. Major ownership lies with Central Vermont Public Service of Rutland and Green Mountain Power of Burlington. A public good certificate was issued in August.

Vermont - Yankee Connecticut River

Recreation conference speakers spotlight outdoor crisis

Montpelier based Vermont Recreation Conference at the State House will feature Dr. Marion Clawson economist and author on land and water for recreation plus Dr. Elizabeth Van der Smissen of Pennsylvania State University who has directed National Recreation and Park Association research and taught recreation at Iowa and Penn State.

Regional meeting of New England association at UVM

Burlington Vermont educators and non members invited to a Friday October 14 breakfast meeting at the University of Vermont Waterman Building. Dr Lyman S Rowell UVM president will deliver the principal address with Prof Samuel N Bogorad Richard J Bradley and Dana M Cotton among other speakers.

Burlington Vermont New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools University of Vermont Association Waterman Lyman S. Rowell UVM Samuel N. Bogorad

Oakes stresses independence of Vermont attorney general

Republican candidate James Oakes of Brattleboro told Northfield readers that the attorney general must stay an elective office. He said the office remains independent and accountable to all Vermont residents, enabling impartial opinions and objective legal advice to the governor regardless of party.

Northfield UPI James Oakes Brattleboro Oakes

Vermont doctors form infectious disease research team

A new University of Vermont team led by Drs. Ben Forsyth Alan Phillips and Dieter Gump has established a research laboratory in Burlington to study bacterial diseases and virus caused illnesses such as poliomyelitis and encephalitis. The lab will serve patients at Bishop de Goesbriand and Mary Fletcher Hospitals, both affiliated with the university.

Burlington UPS University of Vermont Ben Forsyth Alan Phillips Dieter Gump Bishop de Goesbriand Mary Fletcher

Hoosick Pools Fund hits thirty two thousand nine hundred forty seven

Hoosick Falls community swimming pool fund reaches 32947.16 with recent donations. White Fromatic Corporation gives 250 and public pledges total 1145, announced by Philip Leonard, pool board chairman.

Hoosek Falls Town of Hoosick White Flomatic Corporation North Hoosick Philip Leonard

Hoosick Falls School to Build TV Translator Station

Hoosick Falls Central School received FCC approval to build a television translator. Superintendent Philip Leonard said construction can start after state Education Department approval. The board awarded a $4,897 contract to General Sound Visual Corporation of Portsmouth NH for six weeks of delivery once approved.

Hoosek Falls Hoosick Falls FCC

Berkshire town gets blanket permit for highway warning signs

Berkshire Great Barrington reports a state Department of Public Works letter granting the town a blanket permit to erect warning signs on all town highways conforming to state regulations. Clarksburg Strong Hewat & Co. Briggsville textile firm for sale after posted employee notice cites ongoing negotiations amid financial difficulties since 1900.

Great Barrington State Department of Public Works Clarksburg Strong Hewat & Co Briggsville

North Berkshire air force officer dies in Vietnam crash

Lt Francis H Bissail lon, 28, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Bissaillon of 155 North Hoosac Road, was killed when a U S Army transport plane crashed near An Khe South Vietnam Tuesday night Ten servicemen died in foggy weather as the craft attempted a landing He had been in Vietnam under three months and was copilot aboard the plane He leaves his parents his wife the former Margaret Buckley a six month old son and one sister

Williamstown Air Force Francis H. Bissaillon Henry Bissaillon North Hoosac Road North Berkshire South Viet Nam An Khe Viet Nam Margaret Buckley Pittsfield

ICC to Reconsider Abandonment of Vermont Rail Passenger Service

Washington UPS reports Senators Winston Prouty and George Aiken welcomed the Interstate Commerce Commission plan to review the Boston and Maine Railroad passenger service abandonment to Vermont. The full commission ordered a reexamination of a prior three member ruling that authorized the move.

ICC Washington UPS Vermont Winston Prouty George Aiken Interstate Commerce Commission Sider Boston and Maine

Vermont Education Budget Proposal Aims for 48.5 Million

State Education Commissioner Richard Gibboney proposes a two year 48.5 million dollar budget to fully implement the state aid to education formula. He calls for 22.6 million in 1968 and 25.9 million in 1969 plus 50 thousand dollars for a teacher materials division and 120 thousand for television set purchases for public schools. The 1966 special session authorized a 2.3 million dollar educational television network in Vermont.

Hoosick Falls School Board Advances Various Plans

Hoosick Falls Central School Supt Philip Leonard reports heat in 10 rooms of the new elementary addition and notes slow construction progress. The board hires William O Dell as custodian and thanks Haynes Bros Ford for a donated driver education car. They relax a family-employment rule for non teaching staff amid a labor shortage and approve attendance at several conferences. Programs include a three day college visit plan. no money is set to buy television receivers costing 60000. A 5 million bond increase is proposed to boost construction aid. The 87.4 million two year budget reflects a 26.2 million rise with emphasis on education funding reform and new initiatives.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Philip Leonard Board of Education Hoosick Falls Central School Leonard William O’dell Elm Street Haynes Bros. Ford Ford Kasmer Stempek Concord Hotel Kiameska Lake William Waterhouse Same Place Anthony Turi Marshalls Creek William Folgert New York State Gibboney Vermont

Manchester PTA Sponsors Adult Education at Burr and Burton

Manchester PTA under Mrs Mason O Barney will sponsor adult education at Burr and Burton Seminary. Classes begin near month end, with six to eight week courses at night in Sewing taught by Mrs Blanchard Stone, Bookkeeping for the Home maker by Joseph Saunders, and Photography by William Sargent.

Manchester PTA Burr and Burton Seminary Mason O. Barney

Massachusetts Board Reverses Parole of Thrill Killer

The Massachusetts Parole Board reversed a parole vote for Ronald S. Blumenthal after an appeal by the victim's brother. Blumenthal, 31, from Brookline, pled guilty to second degree murder in 1954 and was sentenced to life, later reduced to 32 years to life, making him eligible for parole this year. Dwelley feared another crime if released.

Massachusetts Boston UPI Massachusetts Parole Board Ronald S. Blumenthal Blumenthal George Dwelley Brookline Dwelley Vermont Bank and Trust Company

Bennington Banner Rate Card and Contact Details

The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising numbers and notes publication at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. It provides subscription rates within 50 miles and Vermont and nationwide rates to apply by mail with dates and class postage details.

Bennington Banner Main St Bennington The Banner Publishing Corporation United Press International UPI

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