Obituary for Miss Mary Ann Peterson of Bennington
Mary Ann Peterson 15 of 203 Gage St Bennington was found slain early Friday in Shaftsbury daughter of the late Orville Peterson Jr and Barbara Connelly She was born September 17 1960 in Bennington a student at Mt Anthony Senior High School Survivors include her mother four sisters James Francis Peterson two nephews and extended relatives The Mahar and Son Funeral Home will host a service Monday at 2 p.m with no calling hours Interment is in White Chapel Cemetery Memorials may be sent to the Bennington County Humane Society through the Mahar Funeral Home office
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Mary Ann Peterson
Gage St
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Orville Peterson Jr
Barbara Connelly
Mary
Mt. Anthony
North Bennington
Francis Connelly
Mahar and Son Funeral
White Chapel
Mary Peterson
Bennington County Humane Society
Mahar
Funeral planned for Alfred T Lesson in Schaghticoke
Alfred T Lesson 30 of 178 North St Bennington killed in a West Road crash. His funeral will be Monday at 9:30 a.m. at St John the Baptist, Schaghticoke, with a 9 a.m. prayer service at Stegemann Hack Funeral Home. Burial in St John the Baptist Cemetery. He was born Aug 19 1945, worked for Benmont Corp, formerly Union Carbide. He leaves his mother, a brother Robert of Cohoes, a sister Anna Mae, and other relatives. The family will be at the funeral home Sunday and Monday.
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Alfred Thomas Lesson
North St
Bennington
West Road
St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church
Schaghticoke
N.Y
Stegemann & Hack Funeral Home
Main Street
Hoosick Valley Central School
Benmont Corp
Union Carbide
Order of Eagles Aerie
Loyal Order of Moose
Robert
Cohoes
Anna Mae Lesson
Margaret J. Lesson
Snelling calls for state cost-cutting study in Vermont
At a State House news conference Richard Snelling, Republican leader from Shelburne, urged a comprehensive study of Vermont government expenses. He cited similar analyses in 23 states yielding about 3 billion dollars in potential savings and estimated Vermont could save about 10 million annually. Warren King and Associates would conduct the study, a plan previously recommended by a rival gubernatorial candidate.
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Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
Thomas Salmon
Snelling
Vermont Council For Effective Government, Inc
George Little
Burlington
William Lockwood
Salmon
Brian Burns
Stella Hackel
Loebs home burglarized in Pride's Crossing
William Loeb publisher of the Manchester Union Leader reported his Pride's Crossing home was burgled while he watched TV. A second-story window entry yielded four guns and jewelry valued around 10000. Two watchdogs were in the house. no arrests cited.
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Pride’s Crossing
Mass
UPI
William Loeb
Loeb
Manchester
N.H
Dinner Downtown Meals At Brookside And Senior Center
Dinner served each weekday except Wednesday at Brookside Senior Apartment House and at the Senior Center with reservations due by 1 30 the day before via Hot Meals for the Elderly Office 2 8012 Transportation to meals available in Bennington area via Senior Citizen mini bus Donations for meals up to 1 Mini bus fare 50 cents each way from any point New spring menus will be
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Paddy
Brookside
South St
North St
Bennington
North Bennington
Ben El students present two gym shows at elementary school
Bennington Elementary School under PE instructor David Sprague will host gym shows on Monday April 12 and Wednesday April 14 at 7 p.m. Students report by 6:45 p.m. Attendance is open to parents and friends with an accompanying adult. Meals listed for home-bound Putnam Memorial Hospital customers follow the show dates from April 12 to 16.
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Bennington Elementary School
David Sprague
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Donahue Backed by Faculty and Administrators at SVC
Reactions following unconfirmed reports of President James G. Donahue’s possible removal or resignation at Southern Vermont College. Faculty representative Dr Marjorie Pryce and Academic Dean Frances Krouse voiced support, urging a solution that preserves NEASC accreditation and the college’s best interests. Donahue seeks an NEASC evaluation amid board tensions and past accreditation issues.
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Southern Vermont College
James G. Donahue
Donahue
Frances Krouse
Southern Vermont
Marjorie Pryce
Dean Krouse
College
Robert Stout
Pryce
Dean Krause
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Krause
NEASC
Vermont Council On Higher Education
Veterans Administration
Vermont
Humphrey Cleared of Cancer Recurrence in Bladder
A UPI report reveals Senator Hubert Humphrey has no recurrence of a bladder cancer-like condition treated with radiation in 1973. Medical evaluations, conducted Jan 20 by top urologists, describe his general health as excellent with six month follow ups. He has been under observation since 1968 for in situ carcinoma of the bladder and has received thiotepa as a preventive measure since 1972.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
W. Dabney Jarman
George Washington University Medical Center
Surgeon General
Jarman
Seven year old girl survives 60 foot plunge into icy river
Seven year old Christine Johnson was abducted from her bed in Derry New Hampshire and hurled from a 60 foot high bridge into the Merrimack River near Haverhill Massachusetts. She floated to safety as police charged Carl Lechel 31 a cousin by marriage with kidnapping and attempted murder. Her distraught father was jailed for carrying two pistols while searching for his daughter.
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Derry
N.H
UPI
Christine Johnson
Merrimack River
Haverhill
Mass
Carl C. Lechel
Raymond
Massachusetts
Joyce Johnson
Donald Johnson
Highland Avenue
Kenneth Gaudette
Lowell
Johnson
Christine
Guest Law Reforms Sail Through Legislature Amid Malpractice Disputes
Vermont lawmakers adjusted measures on medical negligence and hospital liability after debate over physician standards and arbitration. Guest welcomed a single board for licensing, and a weakened arbitration bill drew his praise despite ongoing malpractice concerns. Separately, a Massachusetts kidnapping case ended with the suspect held on firearms charges and Christine Johnson reunited with her mother.
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Guest
Vermont Medical Society
Vermont
Bennington Banner Classified Rates Notice
Bennington Banner daily newspaper information lists contact numbers 447-7567 and 447-0332, publishing details, delivery options, and subscription prices. Rates cover Vermont within 50 miles and nationwide options with 3, 6, or 12 month terms.
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Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
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