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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1977
Page
2
Dean of Students William Field met Friday with protesting students to avert eviction from the hotel. He insisted students would not be moved until reasonable living spaces were found and pledged permanent rooms in the coming days for all involved.
Firemen were called to Carter's house at 4 30 p m as flames spread from the scene. The account continues from page one with discussion of treaty votes and political counts amid the blaze.
The Hadwens earned a certificate of commendation from Berkshire Garden Center for their unusual kitchen garden. They were among 11 entries in the Beinecke Bell kitchen garden contest, judged on horticultural practices, planting variety, production, and garden presentation.
Mayor office promises city use of offered space at busy downtown Boston square. George Regan, the mayor's press secretary, says the effort targets overdue bills with a bigger, better tactic as part of a broader advertising push.
A political remark attributed to Sharon emphasizes that peace is aided by real friends such as Israel. He asserts the right is alive across the country and will not hinder the peace process, noting that his country’s stance includes the West Bank and related areas.
Public defender appointment in Chittenden County shifts to Glenn Jarrett, named Defender General. The move follows the search for an inmate law advocate role and sets Jarrett to lead county defense services.
Parents Anonymous seeks non agency, no fee involvement to assist troubled parents. Meeting Tuesday at 7 PM, call 4426714 for more information. Dr. Patrick Murphy moved to new medical office beside Putnam. Dr. Thomas Rennie’s office closes the week of Sept. 12. ADV. Tomatoes pick your own at George Horst, Pleasant Valley Road, beyond Fairdale Farms off Route 7.
A ban was issued to stop further use of a fungicide after tests found that as many as 70 percent of workers at two California plants suffered adverse effects. The action aims to prevent any further exposure and protect worker health under Vermont authority.
Ashe proposes returning a $17 million General Fund surplus to Vermont towns on a per capita basis to fund current expenses. He warns of economic disaster if current trends continue and calls for reducing state government operations and capping annual appropriations growth at 2 percent.
Mr and Mrs Fred Welling of Prospect Street North Bennington marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with family. The couple active in North Bennington and beyond, Fred known as Mr North Bennington, chairs the board and moderates the school district. He serves as vestryman at St Peters and a director of Catamount National Bank, with wide church and community involvement. An open house followed by dinner at Side Track Restaurant.
The memo argues that job creation lags and calls for more authority in Carter era welfare reform measures. It outlines pressure to expand benefits and streamline programs while urging targeted employment initiatives and policy flexibility.
Fred Kent, 90, veteran state aide and former Vermont National Guardsman who guarded the Rio Grande during Villa raids, died. He later helped organize several military efforts and influenced state defense programs.
A 41 year old organizer of Barre's citizen surveillance group pleaded innocent in Vermont District Court to the resignation Friday dated September 23. The case centers on the group and its activities, with the defendant facing charges connected to the matter.
Project CRASH schedules a Monday meeting with faculty representatives and Si discussion, detailing a four-session sequence from 6 30 to 9. A reinstatement fee is paid to Mass who is also an R N. She plans a mid September departure on a three year mission to Cameroon Africa, with relatives from Worcester Cheshire North Adams Massachusetts Scotia Troy New York and Lewiston Maine in attendance.
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