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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1965
Page
13
In Montpelier UPI reports Deputy Education Commissioner Max Barrows warns some small Vermont school districts may not receive expected federal funds due to a cap of 30 percent of a district’s budget under the federal education act. Commissioner Richard Gibboney adds that the penalty may reflect failure to reorganize.
Mrs. Father Peterson, adviser on consumer affairs to President John son, asks Vermont residents to write their congressmen about the truth in lending and truth in packaging bills now in Congress. The measures would disclose true interest rates and loan costs and require clear net weight claims, banning deceptive terms like jumbo quart.
Gov Philip H Hoff and Agriculture Commissioner Reed Rexford discuss enlarging the Agriculture Department with University of Vermont Extension Service leaders backing the move. A rural affairs division may be created to aid rural residents as Rexford contemplates spending most of his time on the new bureau. In Arlington, a Citizens Study Committee again weighs Fisher School expansion, delaying chairmanship and planning to invite Rupert J Spencer to explain federal and state aid and education standards for the proposal.
Green Mountain Chapter of the Retired Officers Association plans its seventh annual meeting at Norwich University in Norwich Northfield. Rear Admiral James T. Brewer of Piermont New Hampshire chapter president and Maj. Gen. W Preston Corder man will preside as the speaker at the closing dinner. Gen. Barksdale Hamlett will attend as guest of honor, while Maj. Gen. Ernest N. Harmon is a charter member. The national group numbers over 66,000, with Green Mountain among the most active of 116 local clubs.
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