Bennington District Court Hears Multiple Guilty Pleas
In Bennington on Thursday Judge George M. Fienberg presided as Debbie J. Palmatier 18 of Bennington received a deferred sentence and probation after pleading guilty to nighttime breaking and entering at Gary Michaels home. Rudolph W. Kugler 52 of Bondville pleaded guilty to possessing a deer with antlers under three inches in Winhall and was fined 200. David R. Brownell 33 of Mapleville pleaded guilty to transporting untagged deer meat in Dorset and fined 25. Robert L. Sprague 22 of Bennington pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and squealing tires and fined 25. Thomas S. McDonald 28 of Bennington, found guilty by jury of driving under the influence in Pownal, was fined 125, license suspended one year, and advised of the CRASH Program.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Debbie J. Palmatier
Gary Michaels
Rudolph W. Kugler
Bondville
Winhall
David R. Brownell
Mapleville
R.L
Dorset
Robert L. Sprague
Thomas S. McDonald
Pownal
Mahady admits cash payment in perjury trial
Former Windsor County State's Attorney Frank Mahady testified in a federal perjury trial that he received five thousand dollars in cash from attorney Frank Fucci to help negotiate a reduced charge for a man charged with aggravated assault. He denied any bribe intent toward a public official, saying the insinuation has harmed him and Paul Hudson.
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Stebbins
Fucci
Mahady
Windsor County
Paul Hudson
Hudson
Daniel Connelly
Hanover, N.H
Postmaster pleads for clear passages in winter weather
Bennington Postmaster Warren E. Gager appeals to customers to keep roads and mailbox approaches clear during winter. He notes rural and star route carriers will not serve on foot when roads are impassable and warns that blocked box approaches can halt deliveries.
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Bennington
Warren E. Gager
Gager
Married in Salem New York Between Worsoe and Mc Connell
Nancy Worsoe daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram C Towne of Arlington and Matthew Mc Connell son of Mrs Raymond P Lewis of Townshend and Key Largo Fla were married Thanksgiving Day at the home of Judge Julian Orton of Salem The ceremony was civil Attendees included the brides and grooms children The couple will live at Butternut Gutter Arlington The groom works with Recovery Inc a self help after care program for nervous and mental problems They plan a meeting December 6 at St Josephs Grammar School Pittsfield Mass For information write Recovery Inc P O Box 545 Pittsfield Mass The bride teaches fifth grade at Dorset Elementary School
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Salem
N.Y
Nancy Worsoe
Hiram C. Towne
Arlington
Matthew McConnell
Raymond P. Lewis
Townshend
Key Largo
Fla
Julian Orton
Peter
John
Michael
Wendy Worsoe
Recovery Inc
St. Joseph’s Grammar School
North Street
Pittsfield
Mass
P.O
Bennington Aviation Inc
Dorset Elementary
Butternut Gutter
Bennington Woman Loses 325000 Suit Over Child’s Death
A federal jury in Rutland rejected Moira Behan’s 325000 claim for damages after her six year old son Frederick Keubler was killed by Mildred Pierce on Gage Street, Bennington, April 28 1974. The verdict found Pierce not negligent. The suit, filed in federal court due to Behan’s New York residency, concerns Vermont’s 1975 change on damages for a child’s lost love and companionship.
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Bennington
Gage Street
Federal District Court
Rutland
Moira J. Behan
Frederick A. Keubler
Mildred C. Pierce
James S. Holden
Pierce
Behan
New York
Vermont
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