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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1973

Page

2

Bradley Bean Named Maine Hospital Administrator

Bradley C Bean associate administrator at Putnam Memorial Hospital since 1969 was announced as administrator of Houston Regional Hospital in Houston Maine by Putnam administrator Robert D Stout Bean a Siena College graduate and University of Minnesota hospital administration student has held multiple leadership roles including Vermont Hospital Association trustee Red Cross chapter chair and Lions Club member He and his wife Arlene with two sons Garth and Jason will move to Maine soon.

Bradley C. Bean Putnam Memorial Hospital Houston Regional Hospital Houston Maine Robert D. Stout Putnam Bean Siena College University of Minnesota St. Lukes Hospital Milwaukee Wis Saratoga Hospital Saratoga Spring N.Y Bennington Vermont Hospital Association New England Hospital Assembly Educational Committee Vermont Home Health Assembly Home Health Steering Committee American College of Hospital Administrators Bennington County American Red Cross Home Health Agency Second Congregational Church Bennington Lions Club Butter Road Arlene Garth Jason

Police capture suspect after standoff near Bennington

Police from Bennington and the State Police with sheriff's deputies searched a swampy wooded area west of South Street and Weeks Street. State Police Corporal Horton ordered Grover to drop his weapon as officers surrounded him. Grover, shirtless, surrendered after being disarmed. the loaded 30 30 rifle held seven shells.

Grover Bennington South Street Prospect Street Weeks Street Washington Avenue Dewey Street State Police Robert Horton Robert Palumbo Forrest Horton

Davis urges integrity over money in campaigns

Former Vermont governor Deane C. Davis told a League of Women Voters spending conference that integrity is the real problem behind election issues. He argued for greater equity between incumbents and challengers and opposed public financing, saying it would mainly benefit incumbents.

Davis

Connally Defends Agnew at GOP Women Gathering

John Connally urged fairness for Spiro Agnew at the National Federation of Republican Women convention in Los Angeles while praising Agnew yet jokingly saying he hopes Agnew is found guilty. He later apologized, and Reagan was set to speak as Agnew faced legal motions and DOJ statements amid the Maryland probe.

Los Angeles UPI John Connally Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Texas Connally National Federation of Republican Women California Ronald Reagan Nixon Maryland Elliot L. Richardson Palm Springs Calif Bar of Justice Nixon Administration Treasury Grand Jury Justice Department U.S George Murphy M.C

Accident baptizes connector at Route 7 intersection

A three car chain reaction collision at the Route 7 intersection Friday night at 7 55 involved Northbound vehicles driven by Scott O Smith 17 of Benn ington Ralph Greenswalt 25 of Bennington and Danny J Gordon 19 of Whitehall NY with damage ranging from minor to extensive There were no injuries A separate 255 PM Friday Central Vermont pickup driven by Joseph F Carroll Sr 53 of Bennington collided with a 1973 Toyota sedan driven by Donald R Eison 20 of Waltham Mass on Northside Drive near Daveys Oil Co There were no injuries and both vehicles sustained moderate damage

Scott O. Smith Bennington Ralph Greenswalt Danny J. Gordon Whitehall N.Y Central Vermont Joseph F. Carroll Sr Donald R. Eison Waltham, Mass Davey’s Oil Co

Salmon eyes state lottery for extra revenue

Gov. Thomas P. Salmon said a state lottery could be a fair option to raise additional revenues if needed. He spoke in Colchester and noted a tri state prison plan with New Hampshire and Maine remains viable, with New Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thomson showing more interest than Maine’s governor.

Colchester UPI Thomas P. Salmon Salmon New Hampshire Maine Meldrim Thomson

Chile Junta posts rewards for Allende foes executions named

In Santiago Chile the anti Communist military regime offered large rewards for information leading to the capture of 17 fugitive leaders of Allende's government The regime also announced the firing squad executions of two more persons including the former Socialist governor of Talca province bringing to eight the total officially announced summary executions The rewards target figures such as Carlos Altamirano Miguel Enriquez Espinoza and Miriam Contreras Bell Many collaborators are jailed Teobaldo Saldivia Villalon was executed near Valparaiso and German Castro Rojas was shot after a military court condemned him for killing a police officer

Santiago Chile UPI Salvador Allende Tala Allende Carlos Altamirano Socialist Party Migel Enriquez Espinoza Revolutionary Leftist Movement MIR Miriam Contreras Bell German Castro Rojas Talca Kuillota Valparaiso Teobaldo Saldivia Villalon

New Gasoline Pricing Formula Aims Fair Return, Limits Hikes

The council explains the revised Phase IV ceiling for independent gasoline and number two diesel dealers uses May 15 1973 prices plus costs through Sept 28 1973. Dealers must post the adjustment on pumps by Oct 5, and the plan seeks to minimize rises while ensuring fair returns amid strong competition.

Nixon campaign disclosures reveal large donor totals and late fundraising

A continuation notes donors contributing 11.3 million during March 10 to April 6 1972 and 8.6 million in earlier period, amid a new disclosure law. Common Cause leader John W. Gardner claims $75,000 spent seeking releases, with 59.2 million total GOP pre and post April 7 tallied by GAO, Stone giving 2 million with spouse. Local items include Bennington senior center rummage sale October 5-6 and fall tennis and chess events, plus community notices and ads.

Page Common Cause John W. Gardner Justice Department General Accounting Office House of Representatives Finance Committee Herbert W. Kalmbach Nixon Chicago W. Clement Stone

Prospect Fair to show kids Bank Robbery film

Prospect Fair features a kid friendly screening of Bank Robbery with sound track addition. The event includes pony rides hay rides silent auction tag sale foods pet show palm readings homemade ice cream crafts and contra dancing along with plants games and prizes at Catamount National Bank locations.

Prospect Fair Catamount

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