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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1973

Page

8

State to monitor Blue Cross costs in Vermont

Vermont Banking and Insurance Commissioner James Guest said the state will broaden scrutiny of Blue Cross operations in 1974 to cut costs amid a 26.9 percent rate hike fight. He cited hospital contract reforms and potential legislative power to reject contracts, while noting mortgage availability remains tight and proposing state lending or lender-loan programs if needed.

Blue Cross Ernest W. Gibson Jil Vermont Supreme Court Guest Vermont Blue Cross David Parker Vermont Vermont Home Mortgage Credit Agency

Obituary Mrs Rose Peladeau of Cambridge N Y

Mrs Rose Anne Peladeau of 61 East Main Street Cambridge New York died Thursday after a long illness at Mary McClellan Hospital. She was born in Winooski and survived by daughter Geneva Santire Cambridge sister Leda Bouchard Winooski five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 9 30 Monday at St Patrick Church Cambridge with a 9 prayer service at J Donald Smith Funeral Home 5 South Park Street Cambridge preceding mass. Friends may call Saturday 7 9 Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 Memorials to Cambridge Valley Rescue Squad care of the funeral home.

Rose Anne Peladeau East Main Street Cambridge N.Y Mary McClellan Winooski Geneva Santire Leda Bouchard St. Patrick’s Church J. Donald Smith South Park St Cambridge Valley Rescue Squad Funeral Home

Children panel chief and Salmon seek reconciliation

Gov Thomas P Salmon faces a likely decision on Dr Frank Mandel's resignation as chairman of the Governor's Committee on Children and Youth after an executive board vote to ask delaying action until the full panel can meet. Mandel accused aides of blocking the Weeks School abuse probe and criticized Secretary Jamele for a volatile phone exchange.

Joseph Jamele Jamele Mandel Salmon

Resignation Debate Ties Vermont Child Advocacy Panel

Central Vermont Public Service weekly output reached 31 125 000 kilowatt hours up 5 percent from last year. Rep Madeline Kunin and Barbara Goldman press resignation fallout while Scott Mahoney urges governor meeting for children’s sake. Salmon administration allocates 21000 for next year for staff. Mandel expects administration to accept resignation.

Rutland Central Vermont Public Service Corp St. Lawrence Ing Mandel Madeline Kunin Burlington Barbara Goldman Scott Mahoney Vermont Mahoney Salmon Administration Mandel

Weston fights 65 acre Wildlife Wonderland development

Weston residents raised over 1000 to oppose a proposed 65 acre Wildlife Wonderland game farm and tourist attraction. The town and the state Environmental Conservation Agency appeal a limited Act 250 permit to the Environmental Board. The project is sponsored by Manchester veterinarian Dr James Kinsey.

Weston UPI Wildlife Wonderland Agency of Environmental Conservation State Environmental Board Manchester James Kinsey

Mallary’s mobile office in Bennington October 10

Congressman Richard W. Mallary’s mobile office will hold hours in the Federal Building conference room at 118 South St in Bennington on Wednesday October 10 from 6 to 8 pm. Brian Harwood will represent the congressman and assist constituents with federal issues. If unable to visit, mail to P O Box 676 Montpelier 05602 or call 223-5273.

Richard W. Mallary Bennington Federal Building South St Brian Harwood Vermont Mallory Montpelier P.O. Box

Community pool schedule set forOct 22 opening

The fall schedule for the Community Recreation Center pool is ready and will start Oct 22 with the first day of programs. Hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays. Mt Anthony PE classes begin Nov 13. Membership rates: Youth 5, single adult 15, family 25. nonmember daily fees 50 cents for children and 1 dollar for adults. Registrations at Gage Street, 442-5446.

Mt. Anthony Community Recreation Center Gage Street

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