Hohman in court today for first degree murder arraignment
George J. Hohman of 118 Rollins Street Bennington was scheduled to arraign in Bennington Superior Court for first degree murder in the death of 15 year old Mary Ann Peterson in Shaftsbury. He previously pleaded not guilty in a district court and remains detained on bond. The case includes a psychiatric report and an autopsy indicating death by strangulation.
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George J. Hohman
Rollins St
Bennington
Mary Ann Peterson
Shaftsbury
Hohman
Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Miss Peterson
Buck Hill Road
Arnold Hohman
Beatrice
James Toolan
Toolan
Superior Court
Hilton H. Dier Jr
John P. Morrissey
Woodstock
Bennington County
David S. Putter
James J. Cormier Jr
Putter
Michael O. McShane
Raymond G. Bolton
McShane
William Keefe
Mont
Offshore oil tests begin off New England coast
Exploration for oil off the New England coast has begun with a floating drilling rig about 100 miles east of Massachusetts on Georges Bank. A 31-company consortium backs the $9 million test, following a similar Baltimore Canyon study off New Jersey. Environmentalists and fishing interests fear spills and harm to tourism, while officials foresee jobs and energy resources. leases could bring federal revenue, but environmental reviews and hearings delay final sale.
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New York Times
Davisville
R.I
New England
Massachusetts
Georges Bank
Baltimore Canyon
New Jersey
United States
North Atlantic
Cape Cod
N.Y
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Santa Barbara
Calif
Nantucket Land Council
Navy Construction
Interior Department
Ford
New Bedford
Rhode Island
L. Wilson Trahin
Chamber of Commerce of
Morgan City
Armand Lampron obituary heads Vermont banking family
The funeral for Armand Ulric Lampron a 50 year old vice president and office manager of First Vermont Bank was held at Old First Church Bennington. Lampron a Bennington native joined the bank in 1942 rising to vice president in charge since 1963. He served in local organizations and left a large blood donor legacy. He leaves his widow two sons two daughters and several siblings with memorials to the Bennington Rescue Squad.
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Armand Ulric Lampron
West Road
Bennington
First Vermont Bank
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Old First
Old Bennington
Arvel M. Steece
Park Lawn
Lampton
First National Bank
Teller
Bennington Rotary Club
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Putnam Hospital
Bennington County
Mt. Anthony
Lisa Ann King
Monticello
N.Y
Rebecca Frappier
Windsor
Mary
Andrea
Paul
Edmeston
Ernest
Smith River
Calif
Raymond
Laural
Roger
Balston Spa
Leona LeBlanc
Brandon
Marguerite Lampton
Louise Dumas
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Service
Inside Scoop and Local Notes Across Vermont
A regional page summary lists political quips in Ford campaigns and NBC strike tensions, plus a Bennington town boards feature and a new Southern Vermont College science lab. It also mentions editorial pieces on self-made martyrs and Washington personalities, local writers on offences and viewing, county notes on Conservatives in Newfane and a new Hoosac headmaster, and a bicentennial Shelburne wagon journey.
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Ford
NBC
Bennington
New Science Lab
Southern Vermont College
Gerald Raftery
Washington
HHH
John Gould
Newfane
Hoosac School
Vermont
Shelburne
Floyd
Messerschmidt
Braves
Bromine gas forces Dwight evacuation of 3800 residents
A truck carrying bromine capsules exploded near Dwight Illinois triggering a 3800 person evacuation including patients from a nursing home and mentally disabled youths from a state facility. Authorities reported one injured truck driver and possible looting as chemical teams move toward the scene.
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Dwight, Ill
UPI
Chicago
Loop
Livingston County Sheriff’s Department
Dwight
James Hume
Hume
Fox Children’s Center
Continental Nursing Home
Consolidated Freightways
Menlo Park
Calif
St. Louis
Americans on crew of Arab plane intercepted by Israel
Israeli fighters forced a Saudi Arabian Air Force C130 to land near Tel Aviv at Ben Gurion airport. Three Americans aboard, identified as Arthur Philips, Larry Chandler and Charles Smith, were civilians employed by Lockheed under contract to Saudi Arabia and were held for questioning by U.S. embassy staff. The plane carried 36 people, including five crew.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Ben Gurion
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Rosh Hanikra
Mediterranean
Hadera
Arthur Philips
Larry Chandler
Charles Smith
Royal Saudi Air Force
Cairo
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Air Force Base
Health commissioner Robbins moves to Colorado post
Vermont Health Commissioner Anthony Robbins will resign in mid June to take a similar post in Colorado pending Colorado Senate confirmation. Robbins, 35, says the Colorado job offers better pay and broader environmental duties.
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Colorado
U.S. Senate
Robbins
Salmon
Norman James
John Froines
Vermont
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Froines
Chicago
Fraines
Colorado Post
Women scarce in top campaign jobs in 1976 races
A Capitol Hill Women’s Political Caucus survey found women hold few power roles on 1976 presidential campaign staffs. Of over 400 paid positions in March, 69 were influential, while only up to 10 women held significant power. Middle and support roles more often go to women.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol Hill Women’s Political Caucus
Caucus
Federal Election Commission
Senate
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CB Sports Inc
Hillside
South Streets
Bennington Brush Co
C.B. Vaughn
BenMont Avenue
Vaughn
Gerry E. Studds
D-Mass
Studds
Conn
New York City
Boston
Atlantic Ocean
Armand Lampron
Armand U. Lampron
Livingston County
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