Bennington approves taxi ordinance setting insurance and inspections
Bennington selects adopted a taxicab ordinance Tuesday establishing minimum insurance of 100000/300000/50000, quarterly state-approved inspections, and a $10 per car annual permit with a $1 per driver fee. The law, effective July 1, revokes licenses for violations and carries a 100 fine, with four local cab firms quoted as backing the rules.
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Bennington Candidates Debate School Additions and Open Policies
Bennington candidates Burnham and Murray dominated questions on proposed high school additions and potential permanent building as best solution. They sparred over discipline, open-campus reforms, and the supervisory union reorganization. Murray argued expert teaching for controversial subjects like sex, while Frost and Smith defended broad discussion. taxi ordinance and cab insurance and permit details were also discussed.
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Frost
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Nixon skips Coolidge centennial ceremony in Vermont
UPI reports President Nixon will not attend the 100th anniversary tribute to Calvin Coolidge in Plymouth Notch Vermont. The White House cited schedule conflicts and Interior Secretary Rogers Morton may represent the administration at the dedication of a reception center at the Coolidge homestead.
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Bloodmobile sets 191 pint donation record in Bennington
Red Cross Bloodmobile achieved a new all time donation record of 191 pints yesterday in Bennington. Many first time teen donors joined a strong turnout led by Group participants such as Fagle Square Manufacturing Union Carbide and Bijur s.
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Louis Hurley
Closey Dickey
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Barbara Charron
Thomas Foster
Eleanor Koenig
Jill Harrington
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Putnam Hospital
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Hospital fund drive plans public phase for Mt Anthony area
Bennington Hoosick Falls Pownal and Shaftsbury workers prepared for the Putnem Memorial Hospital General Campaign public phase with an Information and name selection meeting at Mt Anthony Union High School. Captains reported organized teams ready for an opening dinner on May 3 at the Elks Lodge.
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Muskie Delegates React to Withdrawal in Bennington
In Bennington 13 pro Muskie delegates to the Vermont state convention react to Senator Muskie's withdrawal. Delegates discuss future support options for McGovern Humphrey and Sanford while some remain uncommitted.
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Lawrence F. Powers
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North Bermington
Hospital Notes April 2 1872 Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions Donald Bailey Shaftsbury Miss Shannon Stratton Master James Congdon Bennington David McMullen Cambridge N Y Mra Hazel Dabrewl Chicopee Falls Mass Discharges Mra Betsey Fowler Manchester Mrs Florence Sigmund Hoosick Ralph Pelaney Arlington Mrs Ellen Fathergirl Mrs Elaine Singer and son Bennington
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Bennington
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Hoosick
Ralph Pelaney
Arlington
Ellen Fathergirl
Elaine Singer
Planned Parenthood workshop deadline extended in Bennington
Bennington briefs report extended registration for the Northeast Regional Planned Parenthood World Population workshop. Interested individuals may hear Dr. Man Guttmacher speak by calling the Planned Parenthood office by Monday May 1. The workshop runs May 14 to 18 and is open to any attendee for one or three days.
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BSD Board Hears Negotiations in Executive Session
The Bennington School District board met in executive session for over two hours to discuss teacher contract negotiations and personnel matters. Chairman Richard Steeman declined to comment on the talks, noting negotiator Harry Gale would present a counter proposal to the teacher negotiating team.
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Hoff and O'Brien Back Muskie Despite Withdrawal
Vermont Democrats Daniel J. O'Brien and former Gov. Philip H. Hoff pledge to back Sen. Edmund Muskie as the party’s best chance to defeat Richard Nixon. They say Muskie is the most acceptable unifier for all factions even after his primary setbacks and reduced campaigning.
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Sale of Y Woods to town completed in Bennington
The Y Woods sale to Bennington was completed with a $40,000 check to Wright & Morrissey for land transfer. Funding came from BOR 18400 Vermont 10780 private donations 3340 and the Bennington Rotary Club 1280. The Rotary aids market and preservation while aiming to keep the land in natural state. The woods have hosted summer day camps for years in Memorial Park area.
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Lottery Winners Across States
Massachusetts reports 18700 winners while Connecticut shows 73550 and New York lists 258689 in the latest drawing. The figures outline regional results with New York having the largest total among the three states.
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Bomb threat hoax closes Vermont Statehouse
The Vermont Statehouse was evacuated shortly after noon Wednesday after a bomb threat that proved to be a hoax. The building remained closed for the rest of the day as a precaution.
Jury awards 1800 dollars to contractor in Bennington case
A District Court jury awarded contractor Theodore W. Hoyt 1800 for custom shelving built in November for a Discount Shoe Center. The judgment against Mary E. Carey stems from Hoyt's 500 feet of display shelves and six camp chairs for the Putnam Hotel block business. A countersuit by Mrs. Carey for malicious prosecution was separated for later. The case was before Judge John P. Morrissey with Manfred W. Ehrich as Hoyt’s attorney.
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One injured in car mishap in Hen tington area
State Police report two one car accidents Wednesday in the Huntington area. One driver, Eleakor Huff, 53, of New Jersey, struck a Keep Right sign at Route 7 and 346 in Pownal. moderate car damage. Kathryn W Geer, 24, of Bennington, went off Route 4 in Woodford, causing extensive front end damage and knee cuts. treated and released.
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Kathryn W. Geer
Bennington
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Season's first grass fires in Bennington area
Two grass fires were reported this morning in the Bennington area on Willow Road and Bredford Street. Neither fire was serious, and the Rural Fire Department responded to both incidents. Bennington Police received reports of the fires.
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