Judge Holden honored by Bar as portrait goes to high court
US District Judge James Holden of North Bennington was praised by Vermont Bar leaders and state officials as his portrait was presented to the Supreme Court in Montpelier. Chief Justice Percival Shangraw lauded his role in judicial reform while Judge Holden thanked colleagues for 22 years of service on the state bench.
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Holden
Bar
Foote
Jong
Public Service Board
State Supreme Court
US District Court of
Vermont
Percival Shangraw
Judge Holden
Lawrence Turgeon
Shangraw
Supreme Court
St Joseph College Fashion Show Set For April 11
The Alumni Association of St Joseph College Old Bennington with senior students announces its annual spring fashion show to be held Wednesday April 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the college auditorium. Tickets are 1.50 with buffet. advance sales from the college and at the door. The event titled Spring Fair 73 showcases spring and summer fashions for men and women with local retailer sponsorships.
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St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Ronald Perrott
Debbie Barthel
Burt Bros
Dragon's
Gladstone
Fashion Fair
Country Casuals
Drysdale
Vogue and Vanity
Nichols
Anthony's
Charlestown Mills
Bridal Belles of
Bennington
Environment bills face uncertain fate in Vermont legislature
Environmental Conservation Secretary Martin Johnson dominates talks as several natural resources measures risk derailment. Bills would shift water pollution authority from the Water Resources Board, regulate septic installers, and create a statewide land purchase program tied to the Save Spruce Mountain effort. Some bills, including scenic roads and town road maintenance powers, face skepticism or rejection.
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Rate House
Martin Johnson
Johnson
Water Resources Board
Vermont
House Natural Resources Committee
Municipal Corporations Committee
Ase
Environmental Conservation Agency
Lcense
Spruce Mountain
House
Salmon
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Arthur Jones
Essex-Orleans
Jonesi
Late spring snow boosts ski season in New England
United Press International reports skiers in New England revive plans for one last weekend on the slopes as an early spring storm delivers fresh powder. Vermont segments record up to 16 inches overnight, with Killington and Sunday River offering free skiing to draw crowds amid continued operations in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont.
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United Press International
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Salington Sid
Killington
Sunday River
World of construction course builds real skills at Mt. Anthony
Kendall Adams leads students in carpentry and modeling from floor up, finishing with model homes designed to reflect income, family size, and mortgage limits. The program Salvages materials for reuse and expands in year two to manufacturing, teaching economics and plant operations within a vocational education setting at Mt. Anthony.
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Pelkie
Pele
Mt. Anthony
Kendall Adams
Bennington Rotary hears call to fund local arts group
Adler outlines Community Arts Association of Southwestern Vermont as a coalition of artists, educators and business leaders aimed at enriching Bennington life. He says volunteers run programs while seeking budget and staff, with federal and state support, Rotary help essential. Officials announce District 787 conference plans and potential governor candidacy at Woodstock event.
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Bennington
Community Arts Association of
Southwest Vermont
Benington
Srying Adler
Arts Association
Rotary Club
AM St. Anthony Country Club
Adler
Southwestern
Vermont
McCullough Mansion
North Bennington
Adier
Gerald F. Butler
Theodore W. Bird
Richard Jolivette
Richard F. Bower
Rotary District 787
Woodstock
Kington Rotary Club
Rotary
New Hampshire
Rotary International
Lausanne
Switzerland
Elias Willy
Reapportionment and Delaware Plan Debated in Senate Vote
The Senate urged a constitutional convention to reassess state and federal power balance. The House defeated the Delaware plan for no fault auto insurance on a 101 to 43 vote after hours of debate. A public affairs consultant pushed for a land use clause restricting forest and soil development tied to fair market value on investment.
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Senate
House
Delaware
Congress
Judiciary
Buckley
Sion
Bennington Briefs Correct Time For Palumbo Appearance
An ad in Fridays Banner sets Franco Palumbo's Bennington appearance near the Baptist Church as 2 p.m. instead of an earlier misprint. Napolitana’s Pizza offers sauces, meatballs and sandwiches at 165 Ben Mont Bennington while the pharmacy will close all day Sunday April 8 for a Burlington pharmacist seminar.
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the Baptist Church
Bennington
Franco Palumbo
Napolitana
Ben Mont
Burlington
ADY
Bennington County
Cars Hit Trees In Weekend Vermont Incidents
In Springfield Vermont on Friday unknown vehicle forced a Pontiac driven by Robert C. Lake Jr. 31 south on Silk Road into the northbound lane and into a tree, sending him to Putnam Memorial Hospital with neck pains. Earlier a Saab owned by Jean L. Riccardi 33 of Shaftsbury rolled unattended at Putnam Memorial Hospital, sideswiped a tree and halted head-on at another after rolling from a curb and down a hill.
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Springfield
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Silk
Vail
Bennington
Robert C. Lake Jr
Silk Road
Saab
Jean L. Riccardi
Shaftsbury
VPIRG joins foes of phone rate hike
In Montpelier Vermont groups opposing a nine percent rate hike for New England Telephone have until next Tuesday to file papers with the Public Service Board to seek dismissal. VPIRG Vermont Welfare Rights Organization and Burlington attorney Thomas Kenny urged the board to drop the case after testimony on a bond to implement proposed rates.
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New England Telephone
PSB
Meat boycott prompts statements from Big Giant VP Morris Hamburger
Washington reporters query Big Giant supermarkets about a meat boycott and a public relations spokesman quotes the vice president for meat sales in the Washington area, Morris Hamburger.
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Washington
UPI
Morris Hamburger
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Mauhs Newspaper
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Home Grown
David Cadiz
Stan Jepson
Daniel Steece
Shelia O'Mara
Clarence Pelkie
Home Grown’s
Marcie Phalen
Ife
St. Joseph
First Baptist Church
Main ST. Ebennington
Robert Matteson
Judiciary Committee
Bennington Briefs
Paul
Hamburg
VPIRG
Bennington Banner
Nottg
Male
Beanlagiog
Trailening Corp
Atted Prent
New York Times
Nova Service
Matthews
Shannon
CuTen
Carrer and
Ester
Mall
Somile Radiud
Aned Wil Vermonts
Moan
Gesamte
Lyaar
Smeets
Hrmoothe
Yarmeont
Adams Clothes Shop
Shopwell
Mammoth Mart
Benn. County
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