Benhi 41 Reunion Held At Mt Anthony Club
The Bennington High School Class of 1941 marked its 35th reunion on June 26 at the Mt. Anthony Country Club. Edward Haddad served as speaker and arranged the group photo. Participants included James Kinney, Winston Luther, Geraldine Stratton Gallant, and many other classmates across three rows.
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Bennington High School
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Edward Haddad
James Kinney
Winston Luther
Geraldine Stratton Gallant
Dorothy Lundergan Daigneault
Joe Maloney
Barbara Bowen DeMarcardo
Irene Dunbar Burgess
Lorraine Burgess Howe
Neva Dutcher LaCroix
Burgess pushes for debates amid Social Security and strip mining clash
In a report from Vermont, Burgess accuses Jeffords of opposing a cap on Social Security increases while Jeffords asserts his voting record shows no support for such a cap. Burgess cites strip mining amendments shifting costs to taxpayers and seeks a post primary debate on elderly legislation. Burgess faces Santway and Schnebly in the Democratic primary and plans TV time on WCAX to offer Jeffords a debate.
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Jeffords
Washington
Burgess
Robert Santway
Bennington
John Schnebly
Townshend
Burlington
WCAX
Bennington Driver Loses Control in Night Crash
Police report Brian F. Carrol age 22 of Milton lost control of a 1970 Ford sedan on North Branch Street at 9 30 Friday night and struck several guard rails with minor car damage and no injuries reported.
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Bennington
Brian F. Carrol
Milton
North Branch Street
Skinner attacks Stafford on tax reform votes
Democratic Senate hopeful Scott Skinner branded Sen Robert Stafford an enemy of tax reform based on a Tax Reform Research Group study in Washington. Skinner contested Stafford’s eight against and two for votes, citing a provision enabling corporations to indefinitely defer taxes on foreign investments as harming the U.S. Treasury and American jobs.
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Congress
Skinner
Tax Reform Research Group
Washington
Stafford
U.S. Treasury
Vermont towns to gain from forest land bill
Washington reports Vermont cities and towns with federal forest lands will receive an extra 95 000 under a bill passed by the House. The plan pays for tax exempt land at up to 75 cents per acre, replacing the timber sale method that has cut Vermont payments by about 125 000 in the past year. The act, Payment in Lieu of Taxes, passed 270 to 125.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
Washington
UPI
U.S. House
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Jeffords
House
Death toll climbs as more bodies found in flood canyon
In Drake Colorado, searchers recovered over a dozen bodies from mud and debris below the flood devastated town in the Big Thompson River canyon. Gov. Richard Lamm conducted his first on site inspection amid the disaster. The official death toll stood at least 112 with more than 800...
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Drake, Colo
UPI
Big Thompson River
Richard Lamm
Larimer
Bob Watson
Samm
Drake
Barry Cosello
Lamm
Don Barnett
Rapid City
M.D
U.S. 34
Colorado
Loveland
Barnett
Kidnaped bus driver wins praise and money
Frank Edward Ray the 55 year old Chowchilla bus driver who helped rescue 26 kidnapped children from an underground rock quarry near San Francisco was honored by the California School Employer Association receiving a $300 honorarium and a $10,000 reward had been offered by Gov. Brown for the kidnapers. The award cited his outstanding and selfless service to the community and the children. Also referenced are the suspects James Schoenfeld and Richard Schoenfeld and ongoing investigations.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Frank Edward Ray
Chowchilla
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ray
California
San Joaquin Valley
San Francis
Frank Edward Ray Jr
Fred Woods
James Schoenfeld
Richard
Atherton
Wildcat coal miners strike spreads across eight states
About 115000 miners in eight states joined a wildcat walkout into its fourth week crippling production. Families faced loss of income while officials barred food stamps until workers return to work. The strike spanned West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Alabama, and Virginia with clashes over union lines and court orders from UMW leaders.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
U.S. Agriculture Department
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Kentucky
Ilinois
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Alabama
Vermont Life slush fund stays in state budget
Vermont Development and Community Affairs Secretary John Farmer will handle Vermont Life magazine duties directly, moving control from the Information and Travel Division. Editor Brian Vachon will report to Farmer. The change follows a dispute over a $2,000 editor's slush fund for emergencies and contributor entertainment. The only other similar fund in state government is a $7,500 fund used by Gov. Salmon.
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Donald Lyons
Thomas Salmon
Vermont Life Slush Fund
Farmer
Provisational revue and concert schedule across New England
A listing of performances for Thursday through Sunday and following days including a provisational revue at 8 and 10 p.m., a children’s show A Circus and a Teaparty at the Children's Theatre, and various music and theater events in Pittsfield Lenox Becket Marlboro and Saratoga. Notable acts include Jim Nabors Florence Henderson Colin Davis Joni Mitchell Tom Jones and the Philadelphia Orchestra with Edo de Waart.
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Children’s Theatre
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Community College
Frankenstein
BCC Players
Little Mary Sunshine
Becket
Becket Arts Center
Berkshire Pro Musica
Brooklyn Opera of
New York City
North Bennington
Park McCullough
Bennington
College
Jazz Lab
Warren Smith
Saratoga
SPAC
Philadelphia Orchestra
Edo de Waart
Berlioz, Bachelet and Offenbach
Wagner
Dvorak
Saint-Saens
Bennington College
Tony Conniff
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