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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1971

Page

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Prouty Dies Darkens Vermont Politics in Wake of Loss

Vermont’s junior senator Winston L. Prouty 65 died in Boston after complications from an ulcer operation. A Nixon ally noted for social welfare work, he helped shape state and national policy and was re-elected last fall. The death triggers a possible Senate vacancy and a scramble to fill it, with Rep. Robert Stafford as the pivotal figure amid a tense partisan balance.

Vermont United States Winston L. Prouty Nixon Boston New England Deaconess Hospital George D. Aiken Prouty Aiken Senate Philip H. Hoff Indochina G. Harrold Carswell Supreme Court Labor and Public Welfare Commerce District of Columbia Sen. Aiken Southeast Asia U.S Burlington Hoff Deane C. Davis Davis Robert Stafford Win Prouty United States Congress Congress Sen. Prouty Edward W. Brooke Rmass

Mourning Prouty Draws U.S. Leaders and Vermont Reactions

News reports tributes from President Nixon and lawmakers after the death of Sen. Winston Prouty R Vt. Leaders recall his integrity dedication to constituents and support for the needy while colleagues in Vermont share memories of his quiet effective service and long friendship with many in government.

U.S Sen. Prouty Winston Prouty R-Vt Nixon Prouty Vermont United States Win Prouty United States Senate

Montpelier Teachers Defy Nixon Pay Freeze Probe Begun

Federal authorities will investigate Montpelier's school system over alleged wage freeze violations after teachers received first paychecks of the new school year with pay raises. IRS official James Perry in Burlington calls it an alleged violation of the economic stabilization act and will meet with city school officials to discuss the case.

Montpelier UPI Nixon James Perry Internal Revenue Service Burlington Perry

Loveless Named Development and Community Affairs Secretary

Roland Loveless was named Friday the new Development and Community Affairs secretary, succeeding Albert Moulton who is joining a land development firm. Gov. Deane C. Davis appointed Loveless to the cabinet level post with a $24,200 annual salary. Loveless, 44, has history in industrial development and is now with the University of Vermont.

Loveless

Weather forecast with showers and storms likely

The forecast calls for cloudy skies with showers and thundershowers likely. Temperatures peak in the upper 70s today with a low around 50. Showers continue tonight and Sunday will be mostly cloudy with highs near 80.

Edith Devastates Honduras as Hurricanes Ribe Coastal Villages

A powerful storm system from the Caribbean drove hurricanes into Texas and Honduras and spawned a tropical storm near Bermuda. Edith, the most ferocious, hammered eastern Honduras with 15 foot tides and winds over 170 mph, with pads of coast rebuilding as Gulf waters recharged. US Weather Center warned Yucatan Peninsula residents to brace for hurricane winds and five foot tides. Fern remained the only hurricane to strike the U.S. mainland.

United Press International West Indies Central America Texas Honduras Bermuda Carolinas Tampa Fila Edith Gulf of Honduras U.S Weather Center Miami Yucatan Peninsula Cozumel Island

North Vietnam floods blamed for massive casualties

Saigon television reports nearly one million deaths from three months of severe floods in North Vietnam, a toll it cites without explanation. The figure would equal about 5 percent of the population of 20 million, while Radio Hanoi warns the flood is the worst in memory.

Saigon UPI North Vietnam South Vietnam Radio Hanoi Radio Hanoi U.S. Air Force

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By Rodney Clarke Stafford House White House Jeanette Prouty Sen Apple Bennington Carpenter Hill McIntosh Hale T. Garry Buckley Bennington County James J.O’ Jerome George Aiken Win Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare Elliott L. Richardson Department of Health Education and Welfare James Deane C. Davis Moulton State Republican Committee Roland Loveless Development Department Fern U.S. Mainland N. Viet Floods Swayze Warren K. Burger Manchester Eliot H. Lumbard New York City Equinox House Burger
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