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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1974

Page

7

Rev and Mrs Geer honored at Bailey Hall

Arlington notes honor for Rev John Geer and wife at a farewell reception at Bailey Hall East Arlington. Large turnouts from Cambridge Shaftsbury Bennington and nearby towns with gifts and a purse reported. Geer sabbatical and new ministerial plans noted plus church tributes and choir details. Weather outlook for New England cited with mixed rain chances and mild temperatures.

Geer Bailey Hall Virginia Andrews Sandgate East Arlington

Solomon warns of New York City control of state legislature

About 150 people at the Hoosick Falls pre election dinner heard Assemblyman Gerald E. Solomon warn that Democrat Hugh Carey could shift control of key state committees to New York City aligned figures if Carey wins. Solomon cited transportation, environment, crime, and social services as targets, urged Republican turnout, and noted NYC influence on policy priorities such as a subway fare. The event at the Elks clubhouse featured remarks from local officials and a turkey dinner.

Solomon New York City Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Republican Club Gerald E. Solomon Hugh Carey Malcolm Wilson Brunswick Vermont Pittstown Transportation Committee Agriculture Dan Farano Carleton King Senate Douglas Holson Washington Gary Albowicz William J. Murphy Frank Wittman Poestenkill James Brahan Thomas Restino New York State Gerald B. Solomon John A. Murphy William

Williams College student found dead with wounds in dorm

Leonard A. Wojieck a 20 year old Williams College junior from Adams Massachusetts was found dead in West College dormitory with stab wounds and a slashed throat. Medical examiner said wounds appear personal but autopsy planned. door locked from inside. he was single and left behind two brothers and a sister. Funeral planned at St Thomas Aquinas Church Adams with burial in Bellevue Cemetery.

Williamstown Mass Leonard A. Wojieck Columbia St Adams Williams College West College Edward P. Larkin Larkin Boston Stanley Celia Lord) Wojieck Hoosac Valley High School North Adams State College Williams Gregory Ronald Judith Maynard Berlin N.Y St. Thomas Aquinas Church Bellevue Cemetery

Vermont to receive up to 2.7 million for railway subsidies

Vermont Gov. Salmon said the state can obtain a maximum 2.7 million dollars in matching funds over two years to operate the St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad. Funds will be available after federal and state rail plans are completed by the Vermont Transportation Advisory Board under a Ford-approved resolution.

Montpelier UPI Vermont St. Johnsbury Lamoille County Salmon Vermont Transportation Advisory Board Sen. Aiken Ford

Theft of 1975 Montpelier alcohol plan prompts inquiry

Montpelier police and state investigators probe the apparent theft of Vermont's sole 1975 master plan for the alcohol and drug abuse program. The plan, due for presentation to obtain a $100,000 federal grant, was last seen last week after a search of the social services department failed. Detectives say a lead suggests theft rather than misplacement and the unit seeks more time to rewrite six months of work.

Montpelier UPS State Department of Social and Joseph Columbo Columbo

Escaped Males Apprehended After I-89 High Speed Chase

Two inmates from St. Albans Community Correctional facility were tracked to Franklin County jail after a high speed chase along Interstate 89. Leonelle Bressette aged 25 from Barre and Paul Saladino aged 18 from Fairfield were caught after evading state police roadblocks. A third escapee, Jeffrey Danforth, 17 from Swanton, was arrested earlier Monday.

ST. Albans UPI Franklin County Leonelle Bressette Barre Paul Saladino Fairfield Jeffrey Danforth Swanton Highgate

Colchester Teachers back VEA and NEA over AFT

The Colchester Education Association voted 58 to 30 to remain with the Vermont Education Association and National Education Association. VEA executive secretary Charles J. Ochmanski said the vote shows VEA and NEA can better supply needed resources for Colchester teachers.

Water boil advisory urged for Huntington Center residents

Huntington Center health officer Dr. John Lantman announced a five minute boil water rule after state tests showed contamination in samples from the cooperative water system. Repairs are needed at three springs supplying water to roughly 30 families.

Huntington Center UPI John Lantman State Health Department

Russell plans tougher probe into crime and consumer fraud

In New York, ahead of the November 5 election, Rensselaer County District Attorney Pierce H. Russell announced steps to curb consumer fraud and organized crime. He aims to assign a full time assistant attorney general to consumer complaints and place a special investigator in training to target crime in the county, while opponent William Aram criticizes his timing. Albany reports say coal shortages loom if a miners strike hits on November 12, risking state institutions' power and thousands of jobs as about 12 percent of electricity relies on coal.

Troy Rensselaer Pierce H. Russell Russell William Aram Aram Johnny Come Albany New York Emergency Fuel Office John Edwards Edwards United Mine Workers

Lead poisoning case suspected after Oct. 15 test in North Adams

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said a North Adams child showed elevated lead in the bloodstream in an Oct. 15 test, a finding in a string of nine local cases. a second sample will determine if this is a confirmed case. In Lenox, a 130‑foot white pine felled near the Stockbridge line measured about 11 feet six inches in girth and is expected to yield large planks for rustic tabletops.

North Adams State Department of Public Health State The Health Department Lenox Stockbridge Richard L. Borgnis Berkshire County Borgnis

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