League arranges mill paper recycling drive in Bennington
The Bennington League of Women Voters under Mrs. Nathan Senft arranges pickup and delivery of waste paper to Bennington Tissue Mill on Route 67A. Magazines and newspapers may be left at the mill shed or at League meetings. hard-cover books and cardboard are excluded for now. Zlock pays $8 a ton for delivered paper. The program supports environmental quality and reduces landfill use. Planned pickups may cover large paper users like libraries, schools, and churches. The next meeting is at Mt. Anthony Union High School on Wednesday Oct 13 at 9:45 a.m.
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Bennington
Bennington League of Women Voters
Nathan Senft
John Zieck
Papermill
Zlock
League
Manchester
League of Women Voters
Senft
Bennington Free Library
U.S. Congress
People’s Republic of China
U.N
Danforth Geer
Elmer Loemker
Bradford Smith
Robert Agard
Richard Fradenburgh
Ruth Levin
Margaret Farmer
Arthur Gilbert
L.W. Gillette
Robert Kellogg
Clarence Howard
College weighs 175 names as presidential search goes on
Bennington College enters its 39th year with 589 undergraduates and six drama and five graduate students as the presidential search committee reviews 175 applications. Nominations are urged by Nov 1 for a successor by Commencement Day. Building programs include a new arts center and ceramics studio after a fire, with phase one underway.
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Bennington College
Donald R. Brown
Brown
Bennington
Rutland Rejects Fourth Bid for 120-Unit Apt Complex
Aldermen again reject a Pittsfield developer Bruce Lavin ske proposal to rezone a Rutland area for a 120 unit apartment project valued at 2 million dollars. Homeowners contended with land value and service impacts while 500 petitioners opposed the plan.
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Rutland
UPI
Pittsfield
Bruce Lavinske
POW's Wife Hopeful of POW Release in Burlington
Mrs Donald G Cook of Burlington Vermont says she is hopeful that American prisoners of war will be released within a year. She attended a Washington convention of the National League of American Families of Prisoners and Missing in Action in Southeast Asia and heads the state league. She helped with a Paris peace talks petition drive and Gov Davis spoke with Communist delegates about her husband Donald missing since 1964. She hopes to travel to Paris to deposit signatures collected.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Donald G. Cook
Washington
National League of American Families of Prisoners
Southeast Asia
Cook
League
Paris
Deane C. Davis
Nine file for House primary in Vermont GOP race
Nine candidates have filed nominating papers for the special congressional GOP primary on November 16 in Vermont. A seven way race is forming as two more potential entrants announced news conferences, while Attorney General James M. Jeffords backs neutrality. Democrats gain Rep. Daniel Allen and Probate Judge William O'Brien with others including Dennis Morrisseau and Bernard O'Shea.
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Ralph Foote
Middlebury
Daniel Allen
Rutland
William O’brien
Chittenden County
Dennis Morrisseau
Burlington
Bernard O’shea
Enosburg Falls
Allen
U.S
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vietnam
Jeffords
Vermont
Coast Guard Seaman Frantz Continues Ocean Station Duty
Coast Guard Seaman Peter G. Frantz son of Mr and Mrs Franklin D Frantz Burgess Road Woodford serves on the Cutter Chin Coteague deployed to the Central Atlantic for Ocean Station Echo northeast of Bermuda. The unit provides weather data navigational aid and SAR readiness for over 30 days. Frantz to return to Norfolk Oct 14 after relief by another cutter following station duty. He attended Johnson State.
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Coast Guard
Peter G. Frantz
Franklin D. Frantz
Burgess Road
Woodford
Chincoteague
Central Atlantic
Echo
Bermuda
Frantz
13th antiques show at Second Congregational Church
The 13th Bennington Antiques Show and Sale opens Thursday at 10 with 23 dealers exhibiting on one level at the Second Congregational Church. Co chairs Mrs. Joel T. Whittemore and Mrs. Roderick Humphreys report snacks, parking, and planned dining area for tourists, browsers, and collectors.
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Bennington
Joel T. Whittemore
Roderick Humphreys
Second Congregational Church
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