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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1967

Page

5

Vermont Education Board interviews six candidates for commissioner

The Vermont Education Board in Warren interviewed six candidates for the $20 700 a year commissioner post in two hour sessions. Named were William T Logan John D Donoghue William F Keough Daniel G O Connor Rupert J Spencer and Neil Sullivan. Logan 42 a former Burlington schools chief may be favored though selection remains weeks away.

Rupert J. Spencer Neil Sullivan Berkeley Calif Logan Burlington Vermont Robert B. Vail Richard A. Gibboney Harold Raynolds Springfield

Britten Named Head of Vermont Vocational Rehab

Norman Britten 37 of Lansing Michigan is appointed director of the Vocational Rehabilitation division of the State Education Department in Montpelier succeeding Francis Irons who retired last year and now consults to the Statewide Planning Commission on Vocational Rehabilitation. Irons former Bennington Southwest School District superintendent and Montpelier resident. Britten has spent five years with the Michigan Education Department.

Montpelier Norman Britten Lansing Mich State Education Department Francis Irons Statewide Planning Commission Irons Bennington Bennington Southwest Britten Michigan Education Department

Cohoes Man Indicted for Murder Declared Unfit for Trial

Francis Mainville, 29, a bakery worker and ex Nazi, indicted on first degree murder for the Aug 29 shooting of a Jewish clothing salesman, was declared unable to stand trial and placed in state mental hygiene custody after a judge ruled him unfit. Psych evaluations cited an IQ around 70.

Cohoes Francis Mainville State Department of Mental Hygiene Mainville George Lincoln Rockwell Martin Schenck

Cambridge-A Concentrated Care Unit Opens at Mary McClellan Hospital

Cambridge residents learn a new concentrated care unit at Mary McClellan Hospital aims to deliver comprehensive medical and nursing care with at least one nurse for two patients and immediate emergency equipment. The unit opened last week and has already served several patients.

Cambridge Mary McClellan Hospital

Rensselaer County Ranks 19th in Per Capita Tax Levy

Rensselaer County ranking 19th among 57 counties outside New York City in per capita tax levy for the year, a Citizens Public Expenditures Survey analysis shows. The county's per capita levy is $37.31 based on its 1967 net budget.

Troy Rensselaer County New York City Citizens Public Expenditures Survey

Anrig receives top post at U S Office of Education

Gregory R. Anrig formerly of Mt. Greylock Regional in Berkshire takes four month rise to lead the division of equal education opportunities in the U S Office of Education Washington. He aims to recruit a 90 person staff to push desegregation and end school segregation across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Delaware. In Adams, 17 year old Stephen Wayne Letourneau died in a scooter crash with a mail truck and an oncoming car. Police cite helmetless head injury as cause. Pittsfield remains without a junk car disposal site after council rejects a 16 acre tract between Housatonic River and Barker Road amid neighborhood concerns.

Williamstown Mt. Greylock Gregory R. Anrig Bowie Innovating Centers U.S. Office of Education New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Anrig Equal Education Opportunities Washington ADAMS Stephen Wayne Letourneau Adams Memorial High School James J. Macek Northern Berkshire Pittsfield George S. Purnell Housatonic River Barker Road

Dickey Lincoln power project cuts spark House vote

In Maine a public works fight over the Dickey Lincoln School power project on the St John River drew a House vote to kill the $875000 funding portion in the $4.6 billion bill. Sen Muskie pled to restore funds as conservationists warn the Allagash wilderness faces threats. Maine Gov Curtis called the defeat disappointing but urged patience while Muskie warned the vote wastes taxpayers money. Giaimo argued a cheaper alternative could meet energy needs.

Washington UPI Maine Congress Edmund S. Muskie Dmaine St. John River New Brunswick House House- Senate Public Works and Atomic Energy Commission Dickey-Lincoln School Michael J. Kirwan Ohio Public Works Appropriations Subcommittee Kirwan New England United States Congo Robert N. Giaimo Dconn Virgin Allagash Senate Dickey Lincoln Muskie Kenneth M. Curtis St. John’s River Giaimo

Summer Camp Not Appreciated From Vietnam Letter

A letter from 1st Sgt. William R. Mantooth in Vietnam to his wife Christine describes a harsh, dirt-filled camp at Dang Tam South Vietnam. He regrets the conditions, noting lack of swimming and grass, and mentions bunkers built from dirt for conflicts with neighbors, ending with a loving sign off from Billy.

Colorado Springs Colo UPI Christine Mantooth Billy

Romney to Speak at Burlington GOP Dinner Draws 1500

Vermont GOP chairman Elbert Moulton expects a record crowd of about 1500 at the Burlington fund raising dinner featuring Michigan Gov George Romney. He urges party unity to defeat Democrats in 1968 and criticizes the state Democratic PR operation led by Benjamin Collins and others. He calls for revitalizing local party organizations and practical political work.

Morrisville UPD Vermont Elbert G. Moulton Burlington Michigan George Romney Moulton Lamoille County GOP Committee Development Department Benjamin Collins William Kearns Jr Paul Guare James Finneran Arthur Ristan

Northeast Airlines denies merger talks with another line

Springfield based Northeast Airlines rejects reports of any merger discussions. President Forwood C. Wiser Jr. announced a new nonstop link between Bradley International Airport and Miami and said the carrier’s finances are not as dire as years ago. He noted Miami route gains spurred merger offers but no serious consideration, while new winter routes and applications for Bahamas Bermuda and West Coast service are being pursued.

Springfield, Mass UPI Northeast Airlines Forwood C. Wiser Jr Bradley International Airport Conn Springfield Miami Fla Wiser Bahamas Bermuda West Coast

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