Vermont Town Hopes to Open Schools by Sept 16
In Williamstown officials aim to open schools by mid September but face uncertainty after renovations at the high school and the new eight room elementary school miss Sept 1 completion. They expect occupancy mid month if possible. In Burlington radar led to about 500 speeding tickets since May 26. Most fines were $1 plus court fees. 75 motorists appeared in Municipal Court this summer. Montpelier officials study moving the fire station to two sites due to traffic delays and potential need for dual stations.
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Williamstown
Robert S. Guinn
John M. White
Burlington
Arthur Carron
Chittenden
Carron
Montpelier
Manuel Canas Jr
Sidney F. Lawson
Lawson
Vergennes voters set Oct 15 for rezoning decision
In Vergennes voters will decide October 15 whether two acres downtown can be rezoned from residential to commercial for a proposed shopping center. The move can be approved by the City Council or by voters as Mayor Benjamin Gould noted.
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Vergennes
Benjamin Gould
Two Die in Voorheesville Carpoling Crash and Clergy Death
In New York, Robert Hansen 20 and David Gaul 19, both of Voorheesville, died and was injured respectively when a car traveled at high speed and crashed on Route 85. In Troy, Rt. Rev. Msgr William L. Martin 70, longtime Sacred Heart pastor, died at St. Marys Hospital after serving since 1953. In Rensselaer county a nine year old girl was found safe after a Hudson search following a prior drowning incident at Staats Island.
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New Scotland
Robert Hansen
Voorheesville
David Gaul
Troy
William L. Martin
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary’s Hospital
Albany
Msgr
Martin
Troy Church
Navy
Rensselaer
June Mosely
Hudson
Staats Island
Mysterious Berkshire crash leaves couple hospitalized
James Nichlen, 40, and his wife were hurt in a woods road accident near West Street Berkshire. Nichlen at Hillcrest Hospital with fractured ribs and back injury while his wife at Pittsfield General Hospital suffers emotional shock. State troopers recovered the car at a 25 foot ravine. Vehicle owned by Leslie R. Chadwell of Robbens Ave.
Boston Sit-Ins May Stop Now
Boston NAACP leaders say the 39 hour sit in at the Boston School Committee headquarters is ending for now. Kenneth I. Guscott notes demonstrations may resume when time is right but no purpose would be served by continuing Monday. Authorities caution that further protests could lead to arrest.
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Gov. Hoff
Gerald Greemore
Governor's Committee On Children and Youth
Boston
Boston School Committee
Kenneth I. Guscott
The
NAACP
School Committee
Beacon St
Massachusetts State House
Boston Public
Thomas S. Eisenstadt
Guscott
Eisenstadt
Harlem
Birmingham
Ala
Dropouts Called Local Problem
MONTPELIER AP School dropouts are primarily a local problem, according to Vermont State School Directors Association.
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Montpelier
Vermont State School Directors Association
Bennington Banner Ad Rates and Contact Info
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Vermont. Phone numbers Provided for Newsroom Display Advertising and general inquiries. Subscription rates listed for local Vermont and nationwide mail with special serviceman rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Vermont Victims Among Weekend Accident Toll
A regional count shows 18 accidental deaths across New England from Friday to Sunday, with 10 on highways. The report lists victims from Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, plus a weather forecast for the northern New England area.
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New England
Maine
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Frank Morse
Cummington
Mass
Buckland
Albert B. Morton
Newry
Peter E. Berry
Reeds Ferry
N. H
Merrimack
N.H
Pennichuck River
Christopher Bishop
Rockport
Rooming
Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
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School For Deaf
Brattleboro
Austine School For the Deaf
J. Jay Farman
Elsa Kistler
Bennington College
Elliot Igleheart
Philip H. Hoff
U. S
Winston L. Prouty
Newport
Greater Vermont Association
Basin Harbor Club
John Kannedy
Barre
GVA
New York
Down In
Berkshire
North Adams
Francis Florini
Sullivan
Main
Marshall Streets
Bordens Glacier Club
del Monte
Madkour
Radius
U.S
Eddington
Cambridge
Harris C. Sears
Brewster
Yarmouth
Augusta Dines
Wallingford
James D. McHugh
Washington, Vt
Colleen Donnelly
Milton
Rochester
Ramona Knowles
Seabrook
Effingham
Michael Blake
Norwalk
Conn
Albert Benoit
New Haven
Quinnipiac River
Nellie Gilbridge
Paul Fuller
West Gardiner
Millinocket
Ronald Leighton
Glenburn
Donald Bernatcher
Bangor
Joseph Kilfoil
Portland
Saugus
Ruth Brosseau
Winooski
Lake Champlain
South Hero
Brian Wright
Pawtucket
R.L
Hometown News
Raleigh Bicycle
Economy Auto Stores Inc
Main Street
Bennington Dial
SAVF
Raleigh English Bicycle
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