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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1975
Page
7
Hoosick Falls hosts the second annual Walk for Hunger on Sunday Oct 5 led by the Hoosick Area Church Association. An information meeting for helpers is set for tonight at 7 30 PM at the Hoosick Falls Baptist Church.
Vermont Bar Association will convene about 150 attorneys at Basin Harbor Club Vergennes Sept 18 19 20 to review Vermont judiciary with sessions on judicial system medical malpractice and public confidence. Alan B George and John P Meaker organize the seminar with judges lawmakers and experts including Sen. Robert Gannett Judge Franklin S Billings Jr and Chief Justice Albert W Barney Jr. The banquet will feature remarks from Gov. Thomas Salmon andSenators Stafford Leahy and Rep. Jeffords with James S. Brock succeeding John H. Downs as association president.
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club will host Albany regional NYS Commerce head John H. Flanagan who speaks on The Attracting and Retention of Industry in New York State at the Tuesday noon luncheon. Raymond Peirce chairs. Arthur Moseley presides.
Hoosick Falls police arrested William A. Rodd and Alvin L. Aiken on charges of criminal possession of a dangerous drug marijuana. Aiken was also charged with criminal impersonation after lying about his name. Bail set at 50 dollars each, with appearances before Justice William Fitzpatrick.
Weekend crashes across Vermont claimed four lives. Ronald Lee Carter, 40, Poultney, died when his dump truck struck a bridge abutment on Vlissville Road and overturned. Leonard Malsheski, 25, Southington Conn, died in a single car crash on I 91 in Westminster. Roger Gilman, 24, Bradford, was killed when his car hit a bridge. Roger Blondo, 32, Swanton, died Friday when the car he rode in struck a utility pole in Highgate.
Funeral arrangements are set for Robert Pierce Jr 52 executive secretary of the Vermont Headmasters Association who died Saturday after a career as Northfield High School and Hardwick Academy principal. In Newport services Tuesday for former postmaster Frank Curran 72 and Mrs Cordelia DeLary founder of Mayo Memorial Hospital Northfield who died Saturday. Governor Salmon proposes an executive order advisory committee on economic development planning to craft a state policy with support from a federal grant.
Burlington based Energy Advisor Forrest Orr says any sales tax increase considered in the upcoming special session should include relief for low income families. He told WCAX TV that he neither supports nor opposes Gov Salmon's plan and emphasized his opinion is personal. Orr suggested exemptions or rebates for the poor and noted Salmon is aware of his view.
Negotiators for Troy teachers and the school board in New York plan to meet this week with a state appointed mediator who will file a report by month’s end. A strike vote hinges on the report while teachers persist with a second week of limited work to rule and informational picketing as union officials say no progress has been made. Carroll Smith notes the strike remains possible depending on mediator findings.
Republican candidates trade barbs over Uncle Sam Mall in Troy. Albert E. Goyette urges abandoning the project as financially unfeasible and proposes subdivision of the three acre site. John H. Clinton pushes Gov. Hugh L. Carey to accelerate the project and criticizes high state bailouts amid Troy’s debt and business revival needs.
State Secretary Evelyn F. Murphy urged Berkshires conservation groups to push local commissions for stronger land protection. She warned development seen on Cape Cod could threaten the Berkshires, noted no state self-help funds this year, but presented $6600 for Cascades Park and a $500 honorarium to Berkshire Natural Resources Council director George S. Wislocki alongside the American Motors Conservation Award. In Pittsfield a man was jailed on rape and armed assault charges after an alleged daytime attack, facing three counts and $5000 bail.
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