Bennington Senatorial Candidate Wilson on Schools Roads and Reapportionment
Robert M. Wilson of Bennington a Democratic candidate for one of Bennington County's two Senate seats outlines views on education highway needs and state reapportionment. He urges speeding U S 7 improvements to avert later congestion and favors regional school districts with local funding plus state aid, while backing transportation subsidies to enroll more students in secondary schools. He would support a state lottery or sweepstakes, and notes the need for a fixed pari mutuel split and careful review of Pownal track finances. He stresses maintaining small-town interests and argues reapportionment cannot be avoided.
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Robert M. Wilson
Bennington
Bennington County
Senate
Wilson
Vermont
General Assembly
Greater
Mt. Anthony Union
Philip H. Hoff
Special Educational Task Force
New York State
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
F. Ray Keyser
Highway Department
North
Dorset
State Highway Department
Woodford
Cranston, R.I
Virginia Military Institute
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brown University
Wilson Ford Agency
Mimi
Pippin Knoll
Connecticut
Dempsey
Connecticut General Assembly
Federal Court
Harold Mulvey
Mulvey
Reapportionment ties Vermont and Connecticut head to head
Vermont and Connecticut wrestle with one man one vote in reapportionment. Gov. Dempsey seeks a fair districting plan while a three judge panel delays Connecticut elections and Vermont ponders inviting him to speak.
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Montpelier
John Dempsey
Connecticut
U.S. Supreme Court
Thieves Pose as Medics to Rob Venezuelan Family
In Trujillo Venezuela three men dressed as a doctor and two assistants drugged a family with sleeping pills under the pretense of Sabin polio vaccines. They robbed Milan A. Mendez Cardenas his wife and their children of thirty thousand dollars in life savings.
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Trujillo
Venezuela
UPI
Milan A. Mendez Cardenas
Fun Night Dances Begin Fridays at Bennington YMCA
The season’s first Fun Night at the Bennington YMCA drew about 65 junior high students who danced to popular records. Thanks to Nadine Hoag for loaned records, Joe Krawczyk for spinning, and Kermit Eggsware for chaperoning. The free events run Fridays 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the YMCA gym.
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Bennington Ymca
Nadine Hoag
Joe Krawczyk
Kermit Eggsware
YMCA
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Bob Wilson
Farney
Meade Alcorn
Suffield
GOP
Secretary of State
Gov
Hoff
Green Mountain
Noveck Shultz Inc
Main St. Bennington
Nickals
Mendez
London
Gilbey
A. Gilbey, Ltd
National Distillers Products Company
W.Y. C
Our Union St. Parking
Nichals
Laden
Ladies Apparel Department
By Kayser
Navy
Hunter Green