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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1967

Page

5

Vermont Labor Board to Hear Rules of Procedure Oct 16

The Vermont Labor Relations Board schedules a public hearing for October 16 to adopt rules of procedure for petitions for election of collective bargaining representatives and related matters. The board, created in 1967, handles intra state employe cases while interstate work remains covered by federal law. BURLINGTON Vermont Consumer Protection Bureau settled 41 complaints in September.

Burlington UPS Vermont Consumer Protection Bureau Asst Atty Richard C. Blum Blum

Vermont Children’s Aid Society adopts budget and rate plan

VERGENNES UP I The Vermont Children’s Aid Society adopted a near 190000 dollar budget for the new fiscal year starting October 1. Directors approved a higher rate schedule for payments for children placed in foster homes to take effect this year. The annual meeting of the society, a United Fund member, will be held November 7 in the Rutland area.

Vergennes UPI Vermont Children’s Aid Society United Fund Rutland Burlington University of Vermont UVM University Lyman S. Rowell

Bellows Falls Receives 9500 Grant for Pollution Control Planning

Water Resources Commissioner Reinhold Thieme announced the third loan under Vermont 1967 Pollution Control Act financing engineering planning costs for Bellows Falls. The interest-free grant aims to fund a collection and treatment system for industrial wastes from two plants, with planning completion expected by July 1968.

Montpelier UPL Reinhold Thieme Thieme Bellows Falls

Rober's Brothers Low Bid On Vermont Route Project

Rober's Brothers of Brattleboro submitted the apparent low bid Friday for a Vermont reconstruction project. The bid totaled 1,151,052 dollars to rebuild 3.7 miles of Vermont Route 3 in Rutland and Proctor, including grading drainage sub-base and surfacing with completion by August 1, 1969.

Montpelier UPI Rober’s Brothers Brattleboro Vermont State Highway Department Rutland Proctor

Berlin site chosen for Montpelier regional library

A new Montpelier area regional library will be housed in a Berlin site, replacing the overcrowded Free Public Library Service currently in the Supreme Court building in Montpelier. The move addresses space shortages and expands facility capacity.

Montpelier UPS Berlin Montpelier Area Free Public Library Supreme Court

Vermont Nurses’ Association Holds Meeting In Stowe

The Vermont State Nurses' Association announces its annual meeting set for October 16 and 17 in Stowe. James L. Hudson of the American Nurses' Association will be the featured speaker at the convention.

Stowe UPS Vermont State Nurses’ Association James L. Hudson The American Nurses’ Association

Local Fatal Crash Kills Schodack Woman on River Road

Mrs Mabel Wollschlager 45 of River Road Schodack was killed when her car left Brookview Road and struck a east side utility pole about 8 30 p m Saturday she was returning from a laundromat in East Greenbush and was mother of three. Schaghticoke marks 100th birthday with parade and visits by Rep King and Sen Hudson. In Hudson a 54 year old man Ralph Rish died from ice covered pipe impact at Hudson Cold Storage and Ice Co another worker treated for ammonia inhalation. Dr James Allen NY education commissioner to speak at the 70th NYS Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Saratoga Springs with Gov Rockefeller to greet delegates.

Schodack Landing Mabel I. Bentley Wollschlager River Road Brookview Road Schodack Hudson Hudson Cold Storage and Ice Co Greenport Columbia County Sheriff’s Department Ralph Rish John MacDonald Memorial Hospital Saratoga Springs James Allen New York

Theft probe hits Berkshire warehouse TV sets

Berkshire detectives probe theft of about $10,000 in color TV sets and other property from Warehouse Furniture owned by Irving I. Siegel. A loaded truck and four more items were driven away as Siegel reported continued losses and a hi fi was added.

Pittsfield Irving I. Siegel Siegel

Pike Lauds Youth In Talk At Williams

Rt. Rev. James A. Pike praises American youth for resisting minding Johnson on Vietnam policy. Speaking at Williams College to 2000, he lauded student antiwar sentiment after 75 protesters walked out during Mrs Johnson’s honorary degree ceremony. He called Vietnam a murderous invasion and criticized U.S. involvement.

Williamstown Mass UPI James A. Pike Episcopal Archdiocese of Pike Vietnam Center For the Study of Democratic Action Santa Barbara Calif

Weekend accidents claim three lives in Vermont

Three separate crashes over the weekend killed three people and injured two others. In Woodstock a 48 year old woman from Uxbridge Mass died en route to a hospital after a two vehicle collision. In Bradford a 32 year old man died from injuries after his car left Route 5. A Fairlee woman died when a vehicle left Route 5 and plunged into the Connecticut River.

Montpelier UPI Barbara Lalor Uxbridge Mass Woodstock Lalor John Harold Stillwell Mary Hitchcock Hospital Stillwell James Kuralt Bradford Route 5 L. Crowe Fairlee Norwich Connecticut River Rodney

Five Year Old Boy Dies After School Bus Incident

A five year old boy from South Burlington died at Mary Fletcher Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car while crossing the street from a school bus in front of his home. Thomas O'Donnell, son of Mr and Mrs Franklin O'Donnell, died Sunday night from severe head injuries and a fractured leg. Ernie Bowe, 53, of Burlington drove the car that hit the child Tuesday.

Burlington UPI South Burlington Mary Fletcher Hospital Thomas O’donnell Franklin O’donnell Ernest Bowe Central School

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