Bennington College president to speak on feminist history
The newly formed Sennington Regional Women's Organization invites the community to hear Gail Thain Parker describe the history of American women at St. Joseph College auditorium on Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Admission is free, with Q&A and informal gathering after.
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St. Joseph College
Bennington College
Gail Thain Parker
Dr. Parker
Sennington Regional
Gail Parker
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Bennington
Forest land use tax bill proposed by Rep Giuliani
Montpelier lawmakers filed a package of measures including a forest land use tax bill to encourage conservation and prevent premature development. The bill defines forest lands as areas open to public fishing and hunting, excluding farm land. Other proposals include higher travel reimbursements for state officials, rural doctor incentives, and funding for parks and gorge protection. Most Main Street merchants plan extended hours for the pre Christmas season with uncertain exact dates, urging shoppers to call stores for confirmation.
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Montpelier
UPI
Feast Ways and Means
Peter Giuliani
Montpelier Republican
Giuliani
Formland
Edward Conlin
Windsor
Legislative Council
Robert Kinsey
R-Craftsbury
Max Barrows
KR - Montpelier
Agency of Environmental Con
Main Street
Hiram G. Savage
Greater Bennington
Dissidents win fight over HSI bylaws in Vermont
RANDOLPH UPI. Dissident members of Vermont Health Systems Inc. win a battle to revise bylaws of the federally funded health planning group. Trustees rescind the revised bylaws and permit dissidents to participate in a later review. Critics sought greater consumer role. chair dispute noted.
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HSI
Randolph
UPI
Vermont Health Systems Inc
Peter Diamondstone
Brattleboro
John Bloch
Worcester
Caryl Stewart
HST
No suit Loophole plug won't be retroactive
Vermont officials say new emergency regulations closing a development law loophole will not apply retroactively. Hugh Magill had planned a court challenge over sales of multiple 10 acre parcels before the rules were issued, which the state says fall outside the scope of the new regulations.
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Montpelier
UPT
Vermont
Hugh Magill
Kirby
Human Services Agency
Magill
Salmon Begins Budget Review for Vermont 1972 Legislature
Governor-elect Thomas Salmon has started his review of the Vermont budget to be submitted to the 1972 legislature after hearings by department heads. He opened hearings to the public, breaking tradition, as he and his staff continued forming the executive budget behind closed doors.
GM Preview of Progress show comes to Mt Anthony
A General Motors Preview of Progress in action science show visits Mt Anthony Union High School on Monday December 4 at 9 10 a m The noncommercial event aims to spark student interest in science and engineering and vocational careers The two man team narrates in plain language and the program highlights energy conversion solar cells pollution solutions and a laser display among nine demonstrations The show has reached millions in the United States Canada and 25 foreign countries and earns praise from educators and professional groups.
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General Motors
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Edward N. Cole
America
United States
Canada
U.S. Department of Commerce
Pickets bar Pizzagalli worker at Vermont site
Pickets line a Winooski construction site of Pizzagalli Construction Co as union members protest a contract dispute. About thirty pickets blocked a worker's access and others reached a compromise as most workers arrived early amid a five month strike over whether company workers must join the union.
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South Burlington
Bennington Briefs Major surgery at Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Edward F. Silver of 199 Booth Ter is a patient at Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover NH after major surgery on Thursday and is expected to be hospitalized weeks. Also community notices include church crafts, tea, Snow Goers meeting, VFW unit, Bennington Club events, a New Year dinner, home insurance ad, a tag sale, and local ski area updates with births and discharges listed.
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Edward F. Silver
Booth Ter
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Winhall
Charles H
Miranda (Johnson) Starks
Briggs
North Bennington Baptist Church
Park Lawn Chapel
Woodford Cemetery
Kenneth Durant
Jamaica
United States
Tass
Grace Cottage Hospital
Genevieve Taggard
Bennington College
Durantsoow
Robert Frost
Helen van Dongen
Mareia (Durant) Liles
New York
Bennington Road Chaos After Snow Storm Strikes Town
A severe ice event triggers a string of crashes across Bennington and surrounding towns. A pillar at the college entrance collapses after a car driven by Victoria Negrin, 20, of Westport Conn., hits it. Police report multiple injuries and extensive vehicle damage with several minor to moderate collisions on Vail Road Route 7 and local streets. One driver, James Watson, 67, of Bennington, suffers fractured ribs. others are unhurt. Also noted is Vermont judges and officials seeking reelection as snowbound roads disrupt travel.
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Bennington College
Bennington
Hamlen Avenue
Vail Road
Helen M. Flood
Gene ¥. Lott
Phillip Wofford
Hoosick Falls
Lott
Vermont 674
Janet D. Bellmore
James J. Green
N.Y
James Young
Morgan Street Extension
South Stream Road
James Watson
Gary R
Betty Church
Boupton Four Corners
New York
Shaftsbury
Cynthia Pannucci
Seneca Falls
Pam
Pannucci
Marion Maclean
Elya M. Young
Williamstown
Mass
Ex Defense Chief Neil McElroy Dies In Ohio
Cincinnati United Press International reports former defense secretary Neil H. McElroy died Thursday night after a long illness. He led the Defense Department from 1957 to 1959 and had recently served as president of Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati before his age.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Neil H. McElroy
Defense
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pointment
McElroy
Giant
Soap Manufacturing Company
Chaiman
Procter & Gamble
Holmes Hospital
Berea
Ohio
White House
Nixon
Vermont Women Plan Strategy for Equal Rights Amendment
Vermont women met to map strategy for state adoption of the federal equal rights amendment. The 1972 Vermont legislature sidestepped the issue, but supporters see advantages with the governor elect behind them.
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Montpelier
UPS
Vermont
Rain
Generals Assembly
Lenore McNeer
Lottery winners by United Press International
Thursday lottery winning numbers by United Press International show Massachusetts 525957 Connecticut 7385 New York 57524 with the results listed for state draws.
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United Press International
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Vermont Education Association pushes to outlaw school spanking
The Vermont Education Association plans to introduce legislation next January to outlaw corporal punishment in schools. Executive secretary Weston Cate criticized the Education Board for not repealing the statute, saying it creates an atmosphere of fear and hinders learning. The board voted to maintain the current law despite superintendents’ urging.
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Montpolier
UPI
Vermont Education Association
Weston Cale
State Education Board
Cate
Vermont
VHA
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U.S
BRWO
Theary
The
Parker
Karen D. Fortney
Elm Street
Dr. Gail 'T
Rep
Parks Department
Aul Nath- Huntington Gorge
Chittenden Dam
Stewart
Mt. Anthony
Previews
Eliie
Pizzagalli
Dems
Yfouse
White River Junction
Thomas Candon
Rutland
Oreste Valsangiacoma
Barre
Bennington Briefs
Manpower
Second Congregational Church
St. Peter's Church
Hook & Ladder
AMI
VFW
Bennington Club
Winston Luthers
Tom Ayers
Ed Roya
Burton Potters
Junction
Shea Agency Inc, Adv
Marjorie L. Porter
White Creek
Bennington Road
Brodie Mountain
Morrissey
John P Morrissey
Vermont General Assembly
Udges
Hilton
Dier
Addison
Carl S. Gregg
Franklin
Lewis &, Springer
Caledonia
H. Russell Morss
Orange
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Ernest W. Gibson TI
Rudolph J. Daley
Newport
Gibson
Eugene. Briggs
Eugene Briggs
Lana Starks
Robinson Avenue
Fairview Nursing Home
Vea
Heritage Mouse
Seafood
Newburgh
Bennington RD
Benn
Betty Manning
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