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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1976

Page

7

Vermont Democrats shift to Snelling via key endorsements

The Vermont political scene sees Democrat James Finneran and Environmental Secretary Martin Johnson backing Republican Richard Snelling, citing concerns with Stella Hackel. The move precedes the Vermont Labor Council vote as unions weigh endorsements. A UPI report notes a Mendon hosted AAUW workshop featuring Dorothy Allen on women in China and four sessions on opportunities, health, work, and legal issues. Registration costs include a $1 fee and a $4.25 luncheon.

Vermont Finneran Snelling Martin Johnson Hackel Johnson Finne Vermont Labor Council Burlington American Association of University Women Cortina Inn Mendon Allen China Elizabeth Candon Trinity College Catherine McNamee Johanna Shaw University of Vermont Martha Kent Lois Moody Barbara Noyes Thrall Ave Rutland

Vermont reduces weeks of jobless aid to 52

Vermont will cut Federal Supplemental Benefits from 26 to 13 additional weeks due to a drop in the state's insured unemployment rate. Employment Security Commissioner Madelyn Davidson said the change lowers the maximum total unemployment benefits from 65 to 52 for most claimants, with exceptions for those already in their final 13 weeks. Vermont’s 13 week average insured jobless rate stood at 5.89 percent for the week ending Sept 11.

Vermont

Poultney Man Dies In Route 22 A Crash

Darrell Brown aged 20 of Poultney died from chest injuries after a head on collision on Route 22 A late Friday. Three others were injured including Roscoe Nunn 20 of Pawlet, his wife Stella 16, and their 10 month old son Matt. Nunn had leg injuries while Stella suffered facial and head cuts. All were treated at Rutland Hospital and released.

Fair Haven UPI Darrell Brown Poultney Brown Roscoe Nunn Pawlet Stella Rutland Hospital Nunn Matt

NOFA backs Clamshell Alliance against Seabrook plants

The Natural Organic Farmers Association voted at its September meeting to oppose nuclear power and back the nonviolent Clamshell Alliance efforts to halt the twin Seabrook reactors. NOFA, a 400 member group from Vermont and New Hampshire, cites dangers of radioactive emissions and waste, criticizes private utilities, and urges democratic energy policy decisions by electricity users.

Brattleboro Natural Organic Farmers Association NOFA Clamshell Alliance Seabrook Association of Organic Farmers, Homesteaders and Gardeners Vermont New Hampshire Vernon America Canada

Hearst Receives Seven-Year Sentence For Bank Robbery

United States District Judge William H. Orrick Jr. handed Patricia Hearst seven years for armed bank robbery and two years for using a firearm in a felony, to run concurrently. Parole possible after 1 year and 4 months. judge cited noncondemnable conduct yet violent crime. Hearst, 22, stood silent as her parents and sister watched.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst U.S William H. Orrick Jr Miss Hearst Orrick

Unemployment Benefit Weeks Cut in Vermont Starting Sept 26

The Vermont unemployment program reduces the Federal Supplemental Benefits to 13 additional weeks as of September 26 due to a lower insured unemployment rate. Regular plus extended benefits drop from 65 to 52 weeks for most claimants, while those already in their final 13 weeks aren’t affected. The 5.89 percent rate on the latest 12 weeks triggers the change. inquiries go to the Vermont Department of Employment Security.

Vermont Vermont Department of Employment Security

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Ford AAUW Dorothy Allen Snoop White House Millbrook Millbrook Permar Grand Union Organic Farmers’ Group Burt Bros Patty Hearst Mrs Randolph A. Hearst Anne Friday Oliver J. Carter Carter U.S. Secretary of Labor Madelyn Davidson Department of Employment Security Sealy Sia Mastercharge Bankamericard Elm Street Bennington
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