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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1965
Page
2
A safe at Vermont Loan Co in St Albans was broken into on Friday but the interior locks would not unlock. The firm’s business records were inside, halting operations until a safe expert opened the safe.
State health officials report the 31st rabies case of the year after laboratory tests in Burlington tied a fox found chasing cats in a Lyndonville barn to the disease. No bites were reported. A Framingham firm won a 1.886 billion contract to build nine miles of Interstate 91 in Windsor, with Perini Corp. as low bidder for Phase 2 base work and concrete surfacing.
The Standing Committee of Public Safety in Troy City Council unveiled a program to saturate crime hotspots with police units to curb street assaults and restore teen access to evening events. Hoosick Falls sees two physicians relocate to 90 Classic Street as offices for Hamilton Hospital staff. Dr. Robert Hardy obstetrician and gynecologist will be available by appointment with hours set for Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Tuesday evenings. Dr. Carleton Cornell general surgeon will be on duty Tuesday and Thursday, living in Center Cambridge with his family. Watervliet Arsenal awarded a 98543 dollar contract to Barlow Manufacturing of Amsterdam for 43000 shoulder pads for mortar mounts, after competitive bidding. Amsterdam is flagged by the U.S. Department of Labor as an area with high unemployment.
In Berkshire at Williamstown the college awarded honorary doctorates to Yale University president Kingman Brewster Jr. and Rhodes Trust official Edgar Trevor Williams. Brewster received a Doctor of Laws while Williams earned a Doctor of Humane Letters at the annual fall convocation.
President Johnson nominates Boston Municipal Court Judge Francis X. Morrissey for a U S district court judgeship, a move met with opposition from the Massachusetts Bar Association and the American Bar Association Judicial Committee who deem him unqualified but commend his character. Morrissey, 55, has served seven years on Boston’s municipal court and previously worked as a political aide to Sen. Kennedy and Gov. Tobin. The nomination faces Senate subcommittee review before full Senate action.
In Massachusetts the sales tax battle heats as Lt. Gov. Richardson claims at least five votes to pass Volpe's $202 million plan amid Democratic opposition and labor lobbying. The plan aims to raise funds with a 3 percent sales tax, while a Democratic alternative targets $153 million in new revenue.
The Bennington Banner lists its telephones for business, newsroom, and advertising along with the publication address at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It notes daily publication including Sundays and legal holidays and credits United Press International for local and UPI dispatches.
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