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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1976

Page

9

Prudence Island One Room School Faces Student Loss

On Prudence Island Rhode Island the last one room schoolhouse loses three quarters of its students to mainland schools as families relocate. Teacher Bill Bacon students Lori and the Molden children adapt to a minimal winter schedule and ferry constraints while Portsmouth evaluates costly transport options.

Prudence Island UPI Rhode Island Narragansett Bay Barbara Molden Bill Bacon Craig Molden Karen South Carolina Lori Bachini Bacon Isle George Washington Abraham Lincoln Roger Williams Navy Portsmouth Kenny Lori Marcy Dunbar Craig Rota Spain Henry V. Diodati

New England Canis Seen as Native Wolf Return

Amherst Massachusetts United Press International biologist Ray Coppinger of Hampshire College says the New England Canis is likely native and not a cross between dog and coyote or dog and wolf. He notes populations rose as forests regrew and cites thousands in Maine and Vermont with sightings as far as Virginia and New Jersey. He warns of a bounty push and stresses the animal is not a tremendous threat while acknowledging ongoing studies by Hampshire College students tracking and collaring the wolves.

Amherst Mass UPI New England Ray Coppinger Hampshire College Coppinger Massachusetts Vermont Maine Virginia New Jersey

North Adams rink predicts weekly public skating Jan 2 8 1977

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Skating Rink on South Church Street North Adams Mass announces regular daily public skating resumes January 2 through January 8 1977 with a schedule of special events by day. Included are Tomcats hockey Dalton Community Recreation Association North Berkshire Youth hockey Cheshire Youth hockey and various school and club games across the week.

North Adams Mass South Church Street Tomcats Dalton Community Recreation Association North Berkshire Cheshire Christmas Brook Mt. Anthony Drury Hockey Drury Vs Lenox Hoosac School

CPR Course Graduates At Arlington Rescue Squad

The Arlington Rescue Squad reports the following individuals completed a CPR training course: Marjorie Macksey Marion Ayers Mary Lou Shamenik Lynn Williams Tony Hover Agnes Sallisky Ken Nicholson Kanis Kelleher Clar Vaughn Robert Whitley Dorothea Whitley Jane Brady and Brian Little.

Arlington Rescue Squad Marjorie Macksey Marion Ayers Mary Lou Shamenik Lynn Williams Tony Hover Agnes Sallisky Ken Nicholson Kanis Kelleher Clar Vaughn Robert Whitley Dorothea Whitley Jane Brady Brian Little

Burlington police seek identity in fatal Park Street crash

A young woman, believed from out of state and in her 20s, was struck and killed crossing Park Street in Burlington by a car driven by Roy Martell, 16, of Burlington. Martell was not charged.

Burlington UPI Park Street Roy Martell Martell

Amidon Sworn In Again As Vermont Judge

Edwin Amidon is sworn in for a second time as a Superior Court judge after questions over proper procedure. Initially appointed by Gov. Salmon to replace William Hill, the governor withdrew and resubmitted Amidon's name following Judicial Selection Board guidance. The Supreme Court had named him acting judge in cases he presided to avoid challenges.

Amidon Supreme Court

Nixon and CREEP suit dismissed for lack of jurisdiction

US District Judge James Holden dismissed the Watergate related damage suit against former President Richard Nixon and the Committee to Re-elect the President CREEP. Charles Griffith of New York alleged wrongdoing during the 1972 campaign seeking damages.

Controversy Over $2,000 Raise for County Clerk Vielkind

In Troy the Rensselaer County Legislature plans a meeting to consider a $2,000 raise for Edward A. Vielkind, re elected County Clerk. The request, made by Vielkind, would raise his pay from $19,000. debate includes freezing union workers at 1976 levels. In Cohoes a dog drowning prompted a resident to suggest a rescue boat near the Mohawk River. Sam the German Shepherd fell through ice. bystanders heard cries for an hour before rescue. Jason Kelman volunteers to supply a boat. dog warden to buy a trailer hitch.

Troy Rensselaer Edward A. Vielkind Vielkind Cohoes Mohawk River Sam Jason Kelman

Ex-resident found dead in Newton Centre home

In Newton Centre, an 82-year-old former Pittsfield resident and his 72-year-old wife were bludgeoned to death on Tuesday. Police say the double killing appeared tied to vengeance, not robbery, after the daughter and son-in-law found the bodies. the husband was bound with a cut cord and the wife was found on the second floor.

Pittsfield Newton Centre William Julia Herbits Herbits Russia Pittsfield High School Newton Walter Drew

Dogs Help In Search For Missing Falmouth Teacher

North Adams volunteers including a search team with trained German shepherds joined the hunt for missing Falmouth schoolteacher Carol Ann Todd who vanished December 12 from a bloodstained room at the Sheraton North Adams Inn. Cohoes dowser Gordon Leversee returned to trace Miss Todd's energy as about 20 searchers focused on the Mohawk Trail where her pocketbook and schoolbooks were found by teenagers last week. Additional volunteers canvassed Stamford Vermont and surrounding areas.

North Adams New York State Falmouth Carol Ann Todd Sheraton North Adams Inn Cohoes N.Y Gordon Leversee Miss Todd Stamford

Arson Suspected in Pittsfield Porsche Fire

Pittsfield police suspect arson after a 1972 Porsche stolen from England Brothers parking lot was found burning on Sleepy Hollow Road about 7 PM Tuesday, three and a half hours after the theft. The owner is John Fox of 215 First Street. Constable Reno Castagna said the tires were smoldering and the interior melted and notified the state fire marshal.

Richmond England Brothers Pittsfield Sleepy Hollow Reno Castagna John Fox First St Castagna

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