Sanderson leaves Kennedy campaign in dispute
In Montpelier, James Sanderson exits the Walter Kennedy gubernatorial campaign as campaign manager after disputes over organization. Kennedy confirms Sanderson has not reported to work this week and says he would prefer he stay, but an unhappy employee would not help. Sanderson’s departure leaves Kennedy with three paid staffers: Alex Ray, Steward Gladding, and Janice Graves, with Sylvia Kennedy taking scheduling duties.
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Bennington Education Forum Set for October 20
The Bennington Community Forum hosts an education program at Park-McCullough House North Bennington on Sunday October 20 at 2 p.m. The panel includes Rush Welter Phillip Vierick Eddie Chapman Eric Kevorkian and Carol Minke with Wallace P. Scott as moderator. The event is part of a four part series funded by the Vermont Council on Humanities and Public Issues.
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Wallace P. Scott
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Jeffords pushes children's rights reforms in Vermont
Republican candidate James M. Jeffords urged changes to federal and state laws on children's rights. Speaking to the Vermont chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, he said reforms have lagged behind other changes and called for a thorough HEW study on the issue.
Leahy backs Democrats and Vermont one party risk
Patrick Leahy argues Vermont should elect a Democrat to the Senate to strengthen two party politics and counter one party dominance. He cites Vermont’s 1914 shift to popular vote and warns against machine politics as he supports Ford’s view on dangers of a single party state. Jeffords proposes a state family court system to handle divorces adoptions guardianships and juvenile issues and calls welfare reform to keep families intact.
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Funeral for Mrs Philonise Bleau at Sacred Heart Church
The funeral for Mrs Philonise Bleau of 319 School St was held at Sacred Heart Church with Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial led by Rev Joseph Quinn CSC. A prayer service at Mahar Son Funeral Home preceded the Mass. Bearers included grandsons Duane and Charles Baker and Ephrem Berard, Louis and Henry Brown, Winfred Wright. Burial was in the village cemetery. services also Tuesday involved Eagles Auxiliary.
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Charles Baker
Ephrem Berard
Louis
Henry Brown
Winfred Wright
Eagles
Father Quinn
Mrs. Bleau
Bennington Briefs and Local Notices
Bennington Free Library closes all day Monday October 14 for Columbus Day observance. The Banner will publish as usual that day. In an obituary notice Mrs Lucretia Smith of Woodford is named with a misidentified half sister. A corrected notice appears. Bennington Minit Car Wash urges a wash and hot wax. Yard sale October 11 and 12 at 105 Burgess Road selling clothing baby items and more.
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Long Trail Road
Woodford
Elizabeth Howland
North Adams
Mass
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Burgess Road
Vermont wildlife agency clarifies antlerless deer season rumors
Vermont Fish and Game Department says there is no antlerless deer season this year and the regular deer season does not follow prior timing. The agency asks nonresidents to correct misinformation and notes the season starts Nov 16 and runs through Dec 1. It also cites changes in wording from two years ago.
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Burlington
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Cambridge area launches bike tour system Sunday
Cambridge New York launches a three trail bicentennial bike tour with a ribbon cutting Sunday at 1 15 pm on Cambridge Central School grounds. Tours range 7 to 15 miles through Cambridge White Creek and Shushan with signs and brochures, social picnic at 3 pm.
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Trudeau set for Europe trip to France and Belgium
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau will visit Paris October 21 and 22 to normalize ties with France after years of strain linked to De Gaulle’s 1967 stance on Quebec. He will then travel to Brussels October 23 for a two day stay.
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