Bennington College trims energy use by localized winter heat
Bennington College will close student residences and heat only select offices to save about 60000 for the non-resident term from December 16 to March 6. Four buildings stay fully open while others are unheated, withVisitor access limited at the North Gate and routine facilities operating in heated areas. President Murphy calls the plan prudent and energy saving.
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Bennington College
Bennington
Allied Maintenance Service
Bernard Iser
Iser
Russell Lord
Dickinson Science
Visual
Crossett
Prospect Street
College Road
Joseph S. Murphy
Bennington Briefs Concert Tickets and Local Incidents
Tickets remain for the United Cerebral Palsy concert featuring Pine Island and Arwen Mountain String Bands at Mt. Anthony Union High School this Saturday at 8 p.m. Call the Rec Center at 442-5446. A New England Telephone truck slid into Main and Pleasant streets at 3 21 p.m. driver Francis MacJarrett 46 of Bennington uninjured. Robert Dale Guetti returned to Rutland after his aunt's death. A 1973 Volkswagen sedan driven by Dianne L. Wilkinson 29 of Shaftsbury lost control on Route 7 near Benn Barry shop Tuesday at 5 30 p.m. It overturned, passengers to Putnam Memorial Hospital. driver and son Tony 9 treated and released. son Jeremy 6 admitted with concussion and listed satisfactory. French nobles at Louis XIV court dueled to dry the Sun King after his bath.
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United Cerebral Palsy
Pine Island
Arwen Mountain
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Rec Center
New England
Main
Pleasant Streets
Francis MacJarrett
Bennington
Wilkinson
Shaftsbury
Benn-Barry
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Tony
Jeremy
R I councilman's indictment caps five year racetrack probe
Providence councilman Mario Turchetta was indicted on six counts by a federal grand jury amid a five year probe into race track fraud. He faces arraignment within 10 days on conspiracy and filing false information charges tied to a 10 percenting scheme involving winning tickets cashed in Taunton Massachusetts and Salem New Hampshire in 1973. The case names Norbert Paiva Kenneth Lewis and others as co conspirators with possible larger extents of tax evasion. A separate item notes a used school furniture sale at Catamount School on December 10 with desks chairs and auditorium seating priced 50 cents to 5 dollars.
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Boston
UPI
Providence
R.I
Mario Turchetta
Turchetta
Taunton
Mass
Salem
N.H
Internal Revenue Service
Catamount School
St. Francis
IRS
New England Organized Crime
Norbert B. Paiva
East Providence
Kenneth Lewis
North Providence
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Bennington Briefs
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Hazel Guetti
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R.I. Councilman
Robert W. Almonte
Angelo Bouris
Pawtucket
Vermont
Department of Social & Rehabiltation Services
Department of Social & Rehabilitation Services
Bernard Germain
River Street
Montpelier
Banking & Insurance Agency
Edmund F. Dunstan
Department of Banking and Insurance
State Street
Department of Education Agency
Pavilion
Karlene Russell
Department of Education
Agency
Department of Agriculture
A. Janowicz
Transportation Board
Paul H. Guare
Secretary of State
Pavilion Auditorium
Brattleboro
Jean Baldwin
Environmental Conservation Agency
Richard A. Valentinetti
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Legislative Committee
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State House
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Mammoth Mart Shopping Center
Tandy Corporation
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