Rotary talk on nuclear arms keeps peace by arms race
Livingston Merchant urged Bennington Rotarians that peace among great powers rests on each side armed to the teeth with nuclear weapons. He warned that disarmament could spark war and noted the ease of rearmament and limited defense from anti ballistic missiles. police raid misreported Gingerbread House drug search tied to a upstairs apartment. Berlin commemorations marked the 10th anniversary of the Berlin Wall with officials denouncing it as a mockery of humanity and recalling 65 deaths at the border.
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Deborah
Gingerbread House Health Food
Depot St
Jennings
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
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Merchant
Berlin
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Berlin Wall
East Germany
Heinz Hoffmann
Klaus Schuetz
West Berlin
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Consumers Union calls for ban on dangerous home chemicals
Consumers Union urged an immediate ban on hazardous household chemicals, citing risks to children. The group criticized federal action as too timid and urged HEW to ban petroleum based liquid furniture polishes Electrasol and Finish dishwashing products and to ban or require child resistant packaging for liquid drain cleaners.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
UPI
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Consumers Union
Consumer Information Agency
Consumer Reports
Illinois
HEW
Elliot Richardson
Obituaries for Richard Dwyer and Walter Sherwood in Bennington area
Richard H Dwyer 57 of North Bennington dies suddenly at home on Prospect Street. He ran Dwyer's Bottled Gas Service for 25 years and served as Village moderator for 15 years. Also noted are Walter L Sherwood 61 of North Hoosick who died after chest pains, with a medical examiner ruling death by hanging in a separate notice. Sherwood was a WWII veteran and Air Force radar technician with survivors listed. Burial arrangements, funeral home details, and surrounding notices for local families are included.
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Richard H. Dwyer
Prospect Street
North Bennington
Dwyer
Bennington County
Paran Recreations
Lake Paran Board
North Bennington Fire Department
Walter L. Sherwood
North Hoosick
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arthur S. Faris
Shaftsbury
Sherwood
Bennington
Walter M
Margaret Peacock Sherwood
Air Force
Elsie Lake
Pittsburgh
Helen Sherwood
New York City
Gertrude S. Williams
Valley Falls
Rome
N.Y
Maple Grove
Hoosick Falls
Joel B. Miller
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Concord
Calif
Mark H. Dwyer
University of Notre Dame
Tyler Mark
Carrie Beth Dwyer
Mahar & Son
St. John the Baptist Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Senior Citizens Club
North Street
Shirley Flood
Louise Gauthier
Michael Waythus
Kim
Funeral for Raymond F. Snow in Cambridge NY
Raymond F Snow of Cambridge NY former Bennington resident for years Funeral held at St Francis de Sales Church Friday morning Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial by Rev Msgr Francis B Flanagan Bearers were four grandsons and two other men Monks of the New Skete Cambridge attended calling hours Prayer led by Msgr Flanagan Burial in Park Lawn Cemetery committal prayers Rosary led by Msgr Flanagan attended from Pownal Shoreham Chester NY Cambridge and South Cambridge NY He died at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge after a long illness.
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Raymond F. Snow
Cambridge
N.Y
Bennington
St. Francis de Sales
Msgr
Francis B. Flanagan
Graig Campbell
Curtis Campbell
Raymond Snow
Ernest Snow
Norman Lampman
William Potter
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
New Skete
Flanagan
Park Lawn Cemetery
Pownal
Shoreham
Chester
N.H
South Cambridge
Snow
Mary McClellan Hospital
Burlington probe of school system workings
A Burlington task force appointed by Mayor Gordon Paquette will hold a public hearing on August 2 to investigate the School Department finances curriculum policies and decision making. The School Board agreed to release requested information after earlier resistance and potential court action.
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Burlington
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Gordon Paquette
Paquette
M. Baxter Cummings
Task Force
Brian Burns
Burns
Bus Schedule for Camp Sugarbush Passes Through Bennington Shaftsbury
Bus routes for Camp Sugarbush day camp operating weeks of Aug 16 and 23 from Camp Ondawa Sunderland. Bus 1 departs Pownal Center 8 am via Bennington and Shaftsbury stops. Bus 2 from North Pownal 8 am via Bennington North Bennington and Shaftsbury. Bus 3 from Arlington Variety Store 8 to East Arlington Manchester. Return at 3:30 pm. Bring lunch and weather ready. call coordinators for details.
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Sunderland
Pownal Center Firehouse
South
Elm Streets
Bennington
Williams Iga
East Main Street
Corner County and
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White Chapel Road
Harrington’s Country
Shaftsbury
North Pownal Firehouse
Dewey and
Ben Mont Avenue
County Street
Bennington College
Haynes Corners
Village Park
North Bennington
Hawks Avenue
Main Street
Arlington Variety Store
King’s Store
East Arlington
Ken Johnston
Sport Shop
John Hawkins
Manchester
Michael Arnone
Gilbert Wilcox
Arlington
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