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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1974

Page

7

Stolen Spirit of Life statue may be recovered in probe

Brattleboro police linked a West Hartford theft ring to missing local antiques including the 1924 Spirit of Life statue from Plaza Park. Investigators note several arrests and plan to trace dealers as far as Ohio, with authorities promising an immediate announcement if the statue is found. The statue, valued at about 25000, was created by Daniel Chester French and cast from his mold.

Virginia Page Brattleboro West Hartford Conn Gordon Smith Brattleboro Police Department Hartford New England Plaza Park Smith Anthony Duffy Vermont Duffy Ohio New York City Bennington Sgt. Duffy Daniel Chester French Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Memorial Washington, D.C Minuteman Concord Mass French Trask Memorial Saratoga Springs N.Y

Film and talk on nuclear power at Williams College

Jonathan Souweine of MASS-PIRG will present a 40 minute film and deliver a talk on nuclear power as an alternative energy source tonight at 7 p.m. in Fitch Prospect Lounge Williams College. Souweine, a Harvard Law School graduate, will discuss the controversial issue following the screening.

Williamstown Mass Jonathan Souweine Amherst Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group Mass-Pirg Fitch-Prospect Williams College Souweine Columbia Harvard Law School

Fund drive aims for 3000 at Hoosick Falls center

Hoosick Falls launches a door to door fund drive to raise three thousand dollars for the community center on Church Street. William Keyes director of youth services leads with Donald Bogardus assisting and money will cover building renovations and higher fuel costs not youth activities.

William Keyes Church Street Keyes Donald Bogardus Town of

Bennington County BCRC notes A-95 grant plans

Bennington County Regional Commission announces two federal aid applications. The Department of Water Resources seeks 110000 federal funds and 180868 state funds for water resources planning. Public comments due by Nov 16 to the BCRC.

Arlington U.S. Office of Management and Budget Bennington County BCRC State Office of Manpower Services Agency of Human Services Vermont Champlain Valley

Arlington Community Calendar and Local Notices

Arlington events include Girl Scout training at Community House and a Women in Politics talk by Sister Elizabeth Candon at Bailey Hall. Also noted are Arlington Chorale rehearsals, AA meetings, Bicentennial committee meeting, and Battenhill Grange social. Reports cover a legal oath in Vermont, a birth in Burlington, and a Williams College poetry reading by Marvin Bell.

Community House Women In Politics Elizabeth Candon Trinity College Bailey Hall East Arlington Arlington St. Margaret Mary’s Hil Arlington Area

Kiwanis announces new committees, chairmen

Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club under President Arthur Moseley releases its coming year bulletin listing appointed committees. Richard Sargood is program chairman. David Berlant leads club meetings. Mason Harrison handles interclub meetings. Gene Avery oversees house and receptions.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Cruce Patiie Tom Foucher Fonzie Salluzzo Leo Fairbanks Forrest Reed David Berlant Philip Bradley Elihu Geraghty William Folgett Jack Halstead Walter Hartman Sanford Cluett William Johnston Frank Carelli Citizenship Service Raymond Peirce Fred Hoth Jack Mason Howard Haynes David Armstrong Leonard Liporace Fred McGuire Anthony Wirmusky William Andrick Edward Donovan

Vermont Overpayments Forgiven Amid Computer Errors

UPI reports Social Security in Vermont may forgive about 200000 in overpayments to 2400 aid to the aged blind and disabled recipients from September due to 3000+ computer errors. Senator Stafford notes blameless recipients may be spared while case by case reviews determine any recovery. Officials cite cost of retrieval vs. value of funds. Vermont colleges and teachers union dispute arbitration limits ruled by state board. Endorsements by Vermont Labor Council aid several candidates for the House. Attorney general hopeful Diamond urges probe of New England Telephone for possible corporate blackmail amid layoffs tied to rate delays.

Washington, D.C UPI Vermont Sen. Stafford Social Security Stafford Victor Maerki Social Security Commissioner Maerki Social Security Administration Baltimore Rutland M. Jerome Diamond New England Telephone Co

Murphy vetoes Rensselaer FOI guidelines in clash with county attorney

Troy County Executive William J. Murphy vetoed a county resolution adopting FOI guidelines after County Attorney Marvin I. Honig called it fatally defective. The measure passed 11 to 9 on party lines. Murphy said an executive order remains in force until a proper resolution aligns with the FOI law. Separately, both gubernatorial candidates Malcolm Wilson and Hugh Carey backed finishing the delayed Uncle Sam Mall project, pledging to use state power to push Urban Development Corp. work.

Troy William J. Murphy Rensselaer Murphy Marvin I. Honig New York Uncle Sam Mall Malcolm Wilson Hugh Carey State Urban Development Corporation

Democrats condemn Conte in Berkshire upset

The Democratic City Committee in North Adams censured Congressman Silvio Conte for refusing to debate rival Thomas Manning and for favoring influential constituents in a campaign built on press releases. It urged Conte to explain actions in Washington and questioned profits of oil and sugar companies. Mt Everett reservation to be state-run July 1 after legislature action. The state will assume operation of five remaining county managed state reservations including Mt Tom Mt Sugarloaf Purgatory Chasm Walden Pond and Deer Hill. County budget for Mt Everett set at about 13000.

North Adams Democratic City Committee Silvio O. Conte Pittsfield Conte Thomas R. Manning Pitts MT. Washington State Department of Natural Resources Mt. Everett Reservation Bruce Guillon State Division of Parks and Forests Mt. Everett Mt. Tom Mt. Sugarloaf Pioneer Valley Purgatory Chasm Worcester County Walden Pond Middlesex County Deer Hill Norfolk County

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Main Street Edith Beaumont A.J. “Fonzie” Salluzzo Kiwanis Club North Petersburg Kiwanis Ellsworth Stevens Carey Avenue Putnam Memorial Hospital Thomas G. Restino Willow Street Samaritan Hospital Martin's Shoe Store Sebago U.S. Keds Lady Dexter Dexter Penalio Daniel Green Slippers North ST Bennington, VT Helene Thompson Battenhill Grange Hall West Arlington Girl Scouts Tory Lane Nathalie Caler Barbara Weakley Frances Gaylord Laurelle Kroury Alan B. Coulman University of Maine School of Law Malcolm Coulman Vermont Supreme Court Federal Court of the United States Montpelier Walter L. Rice Vergennes Darren Matthew Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington Rice Judy Coulman Walter Rice Florida Marvin Bell Fitch- Prospect Williams Department of English Herb Loretan Philip Leonard Kasmer Tempek Volney Chapman Jack Burke Daniel Boylan Donald Smith William McMartin Frank Reynolds Joe Foster Henry Bromirski George McKearin Arthur Moseley George Scott Jack Winegard Harold Robson Family Day Stag Nite Richard Sargood Kasmer Stempek Cruce Patire Mason Harrison Michael Mahoney Bert Baker Harry van Surdam E. Merritt Ashworth Cleveland Dodge Philip Martinex James M. Brahan John S. Davison Arthur A. McLinden William J. Ruditis Harry S. Sternberg Arthur E. Tinnerholm Deyo Veterans’ Day Sale Main ST State Labor Board Down In Berkshire
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