Appeal Filed Opens Corcoran Suit in Bennington Zoning
The Corcorans appeal a Charmery Court decision to the Vermont Supreme Court seeking to keep a temporary injunction in place that blocks a village zoning ordinance. They argue they did not get a chance to present evidence and challenge the dismissal ruling. The village plans new hearings as March voting on the ordinance approaches.
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Corcoran
Bennington
Hanford G. Davis
Brandon
Joseph D
Monica H. Corcoran
McKinley St
State Supreme Court
Charmery Court
Corcorans
Morgan Street
Imperial Avenue
Dale W. Brooks
Stowe
John H. Williams II
Supreme Court
Brooks
Williams
Cor
Coran
Village Zoning Commission
General Assembly
Motorists warned as village plows move in
Bennington Village Trustees order portable signs to be set during early morning plow operations to keep motorists from blocking snow removal. Police will enforce the rule, warning drivers to cooperate or face action. In the same report, the Senate defeats two cuts to a 3.3 billion foreign aid bill as President Johnson pushes for funding to support defense allies and border nations.
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Fizear Corriveau
Bennington Village
Buckler
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Wayne Morse
Dorp
House
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Morse
Bennington To Get New A&P in Spring
A new A and P supermarket will be built next spring in Bennington Village as part of a shopping center on the former St Joseph Business College property between North and Depot Streets. The Albany office announced the development and said the store will be leased from a private developer.
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Bennington Village
St. Joseph Business College
Depot
National Food Chain
Albany
Sisters of St. Joseph
North Street
Bennington
Henry W. Putnam
Business College
West Main Street
Old Bennington
Gibney Sued for 10000 in Alleged Assault Case
A civil action filed in Bennington County Court seeks punitive and compensatory damages of 10000 against James B. Gibney, Bennington village president. Candib alleges Gibney assaulted him on Nov 29, including choking and rough treatment, with the suit filed by attorney Donald Hackel for Leonard Candib.
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Bennington County
James B. Gibney
Village of
Bennington
Atty
Donald Hackel
Rutland
Leonard Candib
Beech Street Extension
Candib
Dave’s
David
Main St. Gibney
Vie
East Berlin crosses widened for Christmas visitor rush
East German guards enlarged two Berlin wall crossing points to speed West Berliners heading to reunions. About 800000 residents may obtain one day passes through Jan 5. Long queues formed at offices as applicants waited in the cold.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
Oberbaumbruecke
Neukoelln
West
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Fabric Designer Opens New Weaving Firm Here
Fabric designer Luksus announced the formation of a new weaving corporation to leave Old Bennington Weavers Inc due to its financial difficulties. He leased the vacant H E Bradford mill two months ago and plans to produce his own woven and printed fabrics to compete with European imports. The firm employs two workers now with plans for woolens and prints shown next year and more staff as orders come in.
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Luksus
Bennington Weavers Inc
H.E. Bradford Mill
Bennington
Traims
H.E. Bradford
Hagerman
Springfield's Jones & Lamson Sold to Textron Inc
Springfield Vermont announces the sale of Jones and Lamson Machine Company to Textron Inc a Providence Rhode Island based diversified manufacturer The J L firm with about 800 employees is a world renowned pioneer in machine tools and will join Textron's metal products group The sale is cash and a final agreement is expected after board approvals
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Springfield
Vermont
Jones and Lamson Machine Company
Textron, Inc
Providence
R.I
J & L Company
James Hartness
Pany
U.S
Ralph E. Flanders
Hartness
J&l
Rupert C. Thompson Jr
Textron
Holmes H. Whitmore
Textron’s Metal Products Group
Pneumodynamics Corp
Pneumodynamics
Cone Automatic Machine Co
Windsor
Jones & Lamson
Health and Welfare Dept. Formation Called
A government study group proposes creating a Department of Health and Welfare to coordinate Public Health Social Welfare and Institutions. A commissioner would lead four divisions including public health social welfare mental health and corrections. The legislature may consider the plan in a winter special session.
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Charles L. Delaney
Dchittenden
Edward J. Conlin
R - Windsor
Kathleen Piche
Montpelier
Ruby Trial Not On Television
Dallas AP report says Judge Joe B. Brown ruled the Jack Ruby trial on February 3 will not be televised. Cameras, recording devices, and still photography are banned in court during sessions to ensure due process and decorum.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Joe B. Brown
Brown
Johnson Opens Way To Possible Summit
President Johnson signals use of personal diplomacy to improve U S Soviet relations and seeks an eventual end to the cold war. He said he is ready to meet world leaders, including Khrushchev, if a fruitful meeting seems possible. Secretary Rusk echoed that the world’s fate hinges on presidential leadership.
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Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Washington
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Rusk
United States
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Moscow
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Ruby
Red China
Dean Rusk
State Department
Barret
Cheryl Maynard
Richard C. Barret
Bennington Museum
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