Fatal truck crash victim identified in Searsburg crash
State police identified 31 year old David L. Miller of Castleton New York as the Hauser trucking driver killed in a Route 9 crash at the foot of Searsburg Mountain. His Mack tractor trailer carrying sand or gravel demolished the vehicle after breaking through 18 guardrails and plunging over a steep embankment. Miller was thrown from the cab and died at the scene according to Regional Medical Examiner Dr. Arthur Faris.
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Searsburg Mountain
David L. Miller
Castleton
N.Y
Hauser Trucking Company
Cobleskill
Miller
Mack
Arthur Faris
Corrections abolishes holiday furlough program
Corrections Commissioner R. The Bennington Recreation Department announces a winter men’s basketball league open to 18 and older with Tuesday and Thursday games starting Dec. 16. Ten teams at $90 entry, roster and six referee volunteers due by Dec. 5. preseason meeting Dec. 10.
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Bennington Recreation Department
Recreation Department
Brown Hahn vows in Hoosick Falls
Cherie Marie Hahn daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Hahn of Cambridge married Frederick Carl Brown son of Mr and Mrs William Brown Sr of Hoosick at 11 am Saturday November 22 in First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls Rev N Gordon Luther officiated with a candle ceremony The ceremony featured Georgine Winney organist Raymond Calhoun soloist Linda Virtue matron of honor Mark Brown best man bridesmaids Gail Washburn Virginia Dix Jeana Hahn Ushers Larry Hahn the article ends mid list
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Cherie Marie Hahn
John A. Hahn
Cambridge
Frederick Carl Brown
William Brown Sr
Hoosick
First Baptist Church
N. Gordon Luther
Georgine Winney
Raymond FE. Calhoun
Linda Virtue
Mark Brown
Gail Washburn
Virginia Dix
Briarcliff Manor
Jeana Hahn
Easton
Larry Hahn
ACLU loses bid to halt sterilization case in Vermont
Vermont officials report the ACLU failed to obtain a permanent injunction blocking the involuntary sterilization of a 16 year old severely mentally retarded girl. Judge Morrissey keeps a temporary injunction in place while the organization reviews the ruling and considers an appeal within 30 days. The case arises from parents who say the girl, living at Brandon Training School, is in danger of pregnancy and incapable of motherhood.
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Rutland
UPS
American Civil Liberties Union Monday
Vermont Aclu
Vermont Supreme Court
John Morrissey
Morrissey
ACLU
Brandon Training School
David Harrison
Harrison
Bennington Community Meetings And Service Updates
The Community Care Homes Association holds its monthly meeting at 7 30 p m on Tuesday December 9 at Mary Heekins home. Bennington Planned Parenthood reduces operations from December 12 to January 14 with offices open Wednesday mornings 9 30 to 1 30. League of Women Voters hosts December meeting on nominate selectmen and town officers at Mab DuHamel s 3 Frost Road, open to the public. UPI reports New York US business and industry invested 111000 in each new worker from 1953 to 1973, with job cost varying by Fortune 500 firm from 20000 in textiles to 177000 in petroleum refining. Government workers excluded from the study.
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The
Community Care Homes Association
Mary Heekin
Bennington Planned Parenthood
League of Women Voters
Mab DuHamel’s
Frost Road
Bennington
New York
UPI
U. S
Fortune 500
Foundation
Bulletin boards seek volunteer artists for Extension Service
RSVP News reports Bennington County Extension Service seeks volunteers to create bulletin boards for schools libraries and other venues. 4 H assistant Jackie Boyd coordinates volunteers and seeks a bulletin board maker to bring pizzaz to educational displays and promotions.
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Bennington
Green Mountain Club Saturday Holiday Hike
The Green Mountain Club hosts an easy holiday hike through Merck Forest to gather greens for wreaths. Bring pruning shears small saws ropes and lunch. Meet 10 a.m. at the parking lot behind First Vermont Bank with an Arlington meeting at 10:30 a.m. in Shaftsbury Arlington area. Return by 3 to 4 p.m. Betsy Paulsen 442-8074 is group leader.
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Green Mountain Club
Merck Forest
First Vermont Bank
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Arlington Gulf Station
Betsy Paulsen
Post Office extends Saturday stamp window hours in Bennington
Postmaster Warren E. Gager announces extended stamp window hours at the Bennington Post Office for Saturday Dec 6 and Dec 13 from 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Weekday hours remain unchanged. He urges customers to mail early and include zip codes to speed delivery. The piece also invites RSVP volunteers to help create makeup for Extension Service bulletin boards at South Street location, offering flexible time and contact 442 8514.
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Warren E. Gager
Bennington
RSVP
South Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Eric Mayhew Leon Andrew Jr Bennington Lester Spahr Shaftsbury William Flynn Hoosick Falls Madeline Toomey Manchester Joan Costorf Grace Costorf Manchester Center Frank Mc Farland Arlington Mary Mason East Dorset Birth a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ernest Chenaille Bennington Discharges include Lewis Davis Christine Stone and baby boy Elizabeth Corbett Bennington Dean Cipperly Hoosick Falls Dereck Levin Brian Levin Shaftsbury Gordon Woodard Arlington
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Eric Mayhew
Leon Andrew Jr
Bennington
Lester Spahr
Shaftsbury
William Flynn
Hoosick Falls
Madeline Toomey
Manchester
Joan Costorf
Grace Costorf
Manchester Center
Frank McFarland
Arlington
Mary Mason
East Dorset
Lewis Davis
Christine Stone
Baby Boy
Elizabeth Corbett
Dean Cipperly
Dereck Levin
Brian Levin
Gordon Woodard
Mt Anthony freshmen panel plans 7:30 pm program
The Mt Anthony Union High School freshmen class will host a 7:30 pm program in Room 306 Park Street to explain curriculum goals and share school experiences. A panel of students and teachers will discuss current programs and accept input from parents.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Park Street
Cheryl Cohen
Brian Hewitt
Liz Vigsnes
Elaine Button
Bennington District Court Hears DUI and Related Pleas
In Bennington before Judge George M. Fienberg Roy R. Slade 31 of Burlington pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated on December 2 and was fined 125 dollars with a one year license suspension and advised of the CRASH program. Bruce W. Slade 21 of Westfield Massachusetts pled guilty to marijuana possession on December 2 and was fined 50 dollars. David Ryan 25 of 227 Depot Street Bennington pled guilty to public intoxication on December 1 and a one day jail sentence was considered served. Cecil W. Pratt 31 of 111 River nington December 2 and a one day A charge of disorderly conduct against Dane W. Eschelbach 26 of Willowbrook Bennington was dismissed. He entered pro forma not guilty pleas to unlawful mischief in November 13 and to simple assault against Pamela Searby in November 13 and was released on 100 and 300 dollar recognizance bail respectively.
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Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Roy R. Slade
Burlington
Bennington
Bruce W. Slade
Westfield
Mass
David Ryan
Depot St
Cecil W. Pratt
River St
Dane W. Eschelbach
Apt
Willowbrook
Vermont raises fines for speeding violations
Under a new fine schedule in Vermont that started December 1, motorists who ignore posted speed limits face higher penalties. Speeding adds an extra 15 dollars on top of the existing 2 dollars per mile over the limit, so a driver at 50 mph in a 40 mph zone will incur the increased amount.
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Vermont
County game wardens busy during deer season
Bennington County game wardens pursued violations in November bringing 36 fish and game violators to Bennington District Court. Deer hunting season accounted for most offenses, with fines funding Montpelier’s general fund. The record lists violations from deer in closed season to untagged traps and fishing in a closed trout season, plus broad increases in motor vehicle fines under a new schedule devised by Judges Connarn Morss Mikell and district court administrator Lawrence Turgeon.
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Bennington County
Bennington District Court
Montpelier
Lawrence Turgeon
John P. Connarn
H. Russell Morss Jr
William E. Mikell
Ruth Blair to wed Larry Snow in engagement notice
Blair-Clarksburg announces Ruth Jane Blair daughter of Raymond and Mrs Blair of 465 North Eagle St Clarksburg engaged to Larry Keith Snow son of Mr and Mrs Burton Snow Sr Sunderland VI The bride to be is a student at Drury High School North Adams An employee of The Banner Publishing Co Bennington Snow is a 1973 graduate of Mt Anthony Union High School No wedding date set
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Philadelphia
William Brown Jr
Paul Brown
Hoosick
Daniel Tilley
Matthew Brown
Hoosick Grange Hall
Lake Placid
Center
Cambridge Road
Cambridge
Cambridge Central School
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hudson Valley Community College
Clarksburg
Mass
Raymond Blair
North Eagle St
Ruth Jane
Larry Keith Snow
Burton Snow Sr
Sunderland, VI
Drury High School
North Adams
Banner Publishing Co
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
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Rec Center
Kent Stoneman
Stoneman
Windsor
Cherie and
Frederick Brown
Brown-Hahn
Bennington Briefs
Rsvp News
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Green Mt. Club
Mrs
Ernest Chenaille
Bennington’s Health Food Center
North Street
Safford & Gage
Matteson Antiques
Grandview
Bennington, Vermont
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Ruth Blair
Larry Snow
Burt Bros
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