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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1972

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Salmon on campaign issues outlines tax and welfare reforms

In a three day Vermont tour Senator Salmon attacks Hackett on welfare and argues for work oriented programs and training. He defends environmental controls, supports Act 20 and tax fairness, and weighs a possible state role in developments over 10 acres. He positions on abortion no fault insurance Green Mountain racer track and criminal code show a cautious, revenue aware campaign stance.

Page 1 Vermont Salmon Hackett Social Welfare Board Green Mountain John F. Kennedy Vermont Trial Lawyers Association Green Mountaint Pownal

Wallingford to vote on new high school bond issue

Wallingford residents will decide in November on a 1.1 million bond for a new high school. School officials held an international meeting on the bond, which faces opposition from about half the attendees who urge joining Union School District 38 or asking town residents.

Wallingford UFT

Nixon Eyes Four States To Build Landslide Push

Nixon campaign sifts key states as McGovern trails. Clark MacGregor says Nixon might campaign in Massachusetts West Virginia Washington and Minnesota if polls show a landslide, aiming for broad second term mandate. He signals strong effort in high electoral vote states California New York Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois Texas Michigan New Jersey Maryland Connecticut Missouri Wisconsin.

United Press International Nixon Clark MacGregor White House George McGovern Baltimore Atlantic City New York MacGregor United Press International Massachusetts West Virginia Washington Minnesota California Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois Texas Michigan New Jersey Maryland Connecticut Missouri Wisconsin New York Times Gallup Harris

Square dancers plan October dances at Northampton State Hospital

The Hilltop Squares Square Dance Club will host four dances at Northampton State Hospital in October with callers Sue Autio, Niles Stone, Dennis Tuper and others. Dances run 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Olander Cafeteria and are open to all, with professional callers donating their time.

Northampton Mass Hilltop Squares Square Dance Club Northampton State Hospital Sue Autio Orange Earth Turners Barre Henry Cosimini Agawam Country Cousins Cummington Niles Stone Northfield Star Spinners Montague Dennis Tuper West Hilltop Squares Olander Route 66

Lottery winners and state draws this week

Massachusetts reports numbers 746292 and New Hampshire lists 55854 as winners in the latest state lottery results. The brief shows two separate draws with distinct winning figures for each state.

Massachusetta New Hampshire

POWs Return Home Sleep and Eat After Release

Three U S prisoners released by North Vietnam spent their first day home in scattered military hospitals. They slept late and greeted families as radio Hanoi accused U S interference. The men would be assigned away from Southeast Asia hostilities and would meet medical checks before interviews.

United Press International U.S North Vietnam Hneekan Ted Radio Southeast Asia Navy Markham L. Gartley Albany Naval Hospit York City Edward K.eacarainas Maxwell Air Force Base Vietnam New York Gartley Garley Elias Charles

New Hampshire Court Rules Live Free Motto On Plates

The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled it illegal to cover up or mutilate the phrase Live Free or Die on state license plates. Garlan Hoskin and Susan Ely were convicted in Lebanon District Court for altering plates, Hoskin hammering and Ely masking the motto. Justice Laurence Duncan wrote the opinion, saying the motto identifies the state and its display does not reflect the driver’s views.

Concord UPI New Hampshire Supreme Court Garlan Hoskin Susan Ely Lebanon Hoskins Miss Ely Laurence Duncan

Senior Citizens Workshop Resumes Oct 5 at Mt Anthony Jr High

The Senior Citizens Center resumes a Thursday workshop at Mt Anthony Junior High School starting October 5 at 2:45 to assist senior men and women. Kendall Adama will provide help and guidance, with entry through the Pleasant Street door. Materials are the only charge and participants may bring repair items or start new projects. The program runs on subsequent Thursdays. A daughter, Marcella Lynne, was born Sept. 20 to Mr and Mrs Glenn Spurling of North Carolina at Copper Basin Hospital in Copper Hill Tennessee. Mrs Spurling is the former Linda Betit, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Betit of Whitingham. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Spurling of Turtle Town Tennessee. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joseph Betit of Whitingham and Mr and Mrs Lewis Tower of Monroe, Mass.

Bring Your Anthony Junior High School Kendall Adama Pleasant Street Marcella Lynne Glenn Spurling North Carolina Copper Basin Hospital Copper Hill Tenn Spurling Linda Betit Charles Betit Whitingham James Spurling Turtle Town Joseph Betit Mra Lewis Tower Monroe Masa

Nurses to Convene for Ludlow Workshops and Banquet

Vermont State Nurses Association set its annual convention at Fox Run in Ludlow on Oct 13 and Oct 20. Reservations are at 964-9390. Workshops include The Problem Oriented Medical Record with Dr. Weed and Mrs. Gane. Interviewing Skills led by Gladstone and Colomb. and Licensure: Individual Versus with Driscoll Packard and Betsy Morgan. Keynote by Dr. Helen Creighton. Friday features rehabilitation team discharge planning with a panel of hospital and MCHY staff.

Ludlow Vermont State Nurses Association Fox Run VSNA Lawrence Weed UVM Donna Gane R.N POMR Medical Center of Vermont Mra. Francis Field Mary Hitchcock Hospital Hanover N.H Toba Gladstone 2.N Medical Center Hospital of Vermont Mary Jane Colomb Rutland Mental Service Veronica Driscoll New York State Nurses Association Hilda Packard The Vermont Board of Nursing Betsy Morgan Association Council On Practice Dr. Creighton Dirs Patricia Hernandez Putnam Memorial Hospital Ben Dr. Raymond 1 Ruth M. Copp B.N the Medical Center Burlington Hazel Parry P.T DeGoesbriand MCHY Carol Clawson 0.T Tony Otis

Clarence J. Cone services announced in Bennington

Calling hours for Clarence J. Cone of Bennington are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The wake is Sunday at 8 p.m. A funeral Monday at 9:30 a.m. with a prayer, at Mahar and Son Funeral Home and St. Francis De Sales Church. Burial follows in Park Lawn Cemetery family lot.

Mahar and Son Clarence J. Cone Bennington St. Francis de Sales Park Lawn Cemetery

Nominees Sought for County ASC Committees in Bennington County

Bennington County ASC seeks nominees for five community committees to administer USDA programs. Elections by mail run Nov 20 to Dec 1, with six nominees per community and three regular members plus two alternates elected. Petitions due Oct 27, lists available at the ASCS office in Bennington.

Robert Graf Bennington County ASC ASCS U. S. Department of Agriculture Arlington Sandgate Sunderland Glastonbury Bennington Searsbury Shaftsbury Woodford Dorset Manchester Peru Landgrove Winhail Pownal- Readsboro Stamford Rupert. Graf Federal Building

Bloodmobile at Bennington College Draws 88 Pints

The Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Bennington College on Wednesday and collected 88 pints of blood. First-time donors were a majority, with volunteers from the college and St. Joseph College aiding in the donor room. Thanks were extended to maintenance staff, dining hall workers, and various volunteers. A return visit is scheduled for December 20 at the First Baptist Church on Main Street.

Red Cross Bennington College Bennington North Bennington Commons Barth van der Els Marguerite Banks R.N Richard B. Leake Jr Franklin Jones St. Joseph College Benington Yvonne Poguetti Cindy Jeltrup Linds Cranston Debbie Barthel Janine Blanchard Betsy Stickles Eugene Clark Richard B. Leake Russell Harold Colvin Murray McGuire Red Cross Bloodmobile First Baptist Church Main Street

Bennington Recycling Committee to Meet on Oct 2

The Bennington Recycling Committee will meet Monday October 2 at 7 30 pm at the Second Congregational Church. Also note Round and Square Dancing with Bobbi and Reid Northrup is now playing every Friday and Saturday night at the Junction Restaurant. ADY.

Bennington Recycling Committee Second Congregational Church Bobbi Reid Northrup Junction ADY

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