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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1972

Page

7

Bennington College Faces Unresolved Case With Biologist Lyon

At Bennington College the new president and biologist Irving Lyon remain at an impasse over his sabbatical status and dispute. Lyon plans to leave for Copenhagen while keeping his case alive, storage of lab equipment secured, and potential court action as a possible outcome.

John Leaning Bennington College Irving Lyon Gail T. Parker Lyon Yon Parker Fer University of Copenhagen Case Denmark Cturt

Flags fly at half staff at Vermont State House

Flags at the Vermont State House were lowered to half staff in response to Tuesday’s tragedy at the Munich Olympics. Civil and Military Affairs Secretary Joseph Kert said acting Gov. John Burgess ordered both U.S. and Vermont flags lowered to honor the victims and reflect Olympic spirit and brotherhood.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Munich Joseph Kert John Burgess

Day care center assured of tax exempt status

Bennington Day Care Center will likely be exempt from property taxes, after Town Counsel Norton Barber advised that the nonprofit serves an indefinite class of people: children of working parents. Selectmen backed the opinion, criticizing the sisters for not exempting the center and avoiding legal costs.

Bennington Bennington Sisters Union Street Norton Barber Berber Alex Drysdale

Mill fire ruled accidental amid blaze probes in Bennington

Investigations continue into two Bennington fires while the White River Valley lumber mill blaze in Manchester on August 22 is ruled accidental. State Police arson investigators await Montpelier lab results before probing the Prospect Street home fire linked to Shirley Messies, former van Graves residence.

Bennington White River Valley Manchester Montpelier Prospect Street Shirley Messies van Graves Walker School Street Art Ward Beliont Avenue Glenn Hall Harold Kinney

Trial Opens In Bennington Police Officer Case

Opening arguments in the District Court jury trial of Police Officer Bruce Blanchard focus on whether his actions caused the death of 13 year old Cindy Bent after a collision at East Main and Branch Streets. State argues negligence. defense says blameless response to a fire alarm.

John P. Morrissey Bruce Blanchard Cindy Bent East Main Branch Streets Wanchard Bennington Beverly Mattison Chapel Road Mattison Neil Moss Miss Mattison Branch Street Frank Snows South Stream Road Mesa Gallce Frank G. Mahady Blanchard Checkit Doora Bennington Ford Barage East Main Street Burgess Road Mahady Bennington Ford

Bennington Elks to attend funeral of Earl T. Thompson

Bennington Lodge of Elks meets at the Elks Home at 7 p.m. to march to Mahar and Son Funeral Home for paying last respects to Earl T. Thompson. HOME Inc board to hold monthly meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. at Beech Court apartment 12. Shea Agency advertises life insurance options. Elks steak dinner and dance set for Saturday September 9 with dinner 7 to 8 p.m. and dancing 9 to 12. $4 per person.

Board of Directors of Home Inc Beech Court Elks

Munich Olympics hostage crisis ends in bloodshed

A raid at the Israeli compound during the Munich Games triggered hours of high level talks as Black September militants demanded 200 Arab prisoners by noon. Police opened fire as helicopters moved away, killing hostages and militants after a chaotic sequence at Fuerstenfeldbruck Airport. Hospital notes list local patients and discharges on September 5, 1972.

Tsraelis Israel Brandt America Mark Spitz Munich Tandon Spitz Black September Movement Wastt Tel Germany Olympic Fuerstenfeldbruck Otto Merk

Pollution curbs review set for Mt Snow and Haystack

The Vermont Water Resources Board will tour Mt Snow and Haystack Mountain to examine anti-pollution issues. The visit is planned for September 21, with actions on Woodward Reservoir Plymouth and Lake Bomoseen Castleton delayed pending more information. No action is planned for Shadow Lake Stowe.

Mt. Snow Haystack Montpelier UPS Water Resources Hoard Vermont Haystack Mountain Woodward Reservoir Plymouth Castleton Stowe

Jeffords denounces prosecutors' statewide endorsement

In Montpelier Republican gubernatorial candidate Attorney General James Jeffords denounces five Vermont state attorneys general endorsements for Luther Hackett. The group said Hackett helped upgrade prosecution while Jeffords says the claims misstate facts and notes the federal grant proposal would strengthen county systems.

Hackett Barnett Neil Moss Bennington County Robert Tepper Rutland County Dale Gray Calefonia County Paul Hudson Windsor County Chittenden County William Wuester Vermont House Vermont Westraeda Ee Jeffords Ls. A South Burlington South East Burlington Bally

Hackett postpones visit here due to family illness

Luther "Fred" Hackett, one of two Republican gubernatorial hopefuls in the primary, abruptly cancelled a scheduled campaign stop in Bennington today because of a sudden family illness. He was also to deliver a major position paper on mental health at United Counseling Service. The appearance and statement were postponed indefinitely and no reschedule date was announced ahead of the September primary.

Luther Fred" Hackett Hackett United Counseling Service Bennington

Earl T Thompson 66 Bennington tree expert dies

Earl T Thompson 66 known as Nig of 108 Lafayette St Bennington a tree specialist died unexpectedly Tuesday after dining He owned Thompson Tree Company and trained many in the field He was a life member of Bennington Elks and belonged to a local fraternal lodge Survived by wife Bridget Mahar two daughters Lucretia Belanger Virginia Gallpeau a son Timothy Thompson eleven grandchildren and several relatives Funeral Friday at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with calling hours tonight and Thursday Burial in Park Lawn Cemetery Memorials to Bennington Rescue Squad.

Earl T. Thompson Lafayette St Nig" Thompson Thompson Tree Company Putnam Memorial Hospital Arthur Faris Mr. Thompson Pownal Theron and Cornelia (Cooper) Thompson Bridget Mahar St. Francis Theodore Virginia

Death notices for Loomis and Moore in North Bennington and Troy

M Clark Loomis 84 of Mattese Road North Bennington dies after long illness. Born May 28 1833 son of Leland M and Bertha Loomis, survived by wife Belzora Matteson and sister Mrs Joseph Knickebocker. Funeral Thursday 2 pm from Matteson farm. burial Grandview Cemetery. Also funeral arrangements for Edmund T Moore retired Troy fire chief who died after long illness in St Marys Hospital Troy. He leaves wife Frances Dominique, daughter Mrs Michael Rosch Jr, son Paul T Moore, two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 9 39 am from Joseph A O’Bryan Funeral Home to St Patrick's Church Troy. Burial St Peters Cemetery Troy.

M. Clark Loomis Mattese Road North Bennington Shafts Leland M Bertha (Clark) Loomis H.C. White Co H.C. Cushman Co North Benington Belzora Matteson Matteson Taamis Matteson Farm Matteson Road Grandview M.clark Loomis North Bennington Baptist Church Mahar & Son Edmund T. Moore Troy, N.Y St. Mary's Hospital Troy Lea Miller Old Bennington Fire Department Moore St. Judge's Church Wynantskill N.Y Frances Dominique Michael Rosch Jr Waterford N Bn Paul T. Moore Joseph A. O'Bryan St. Patrick's Church St. Peter's Cemetery

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