Bennington District Court verdicts set in Morrissey weekly session
Bennington District Court handled multiple cases this week with Judge John Morrissey. Andrew Russell received a one year suspended jail term and alcohol rehab orders. Leroy Thomas got six months suspended and probation. Vernon Ketchum faced a $50 fine and 30 day suspended sentence if unpaid. Patricia Champagne drew 90 day suspended term with restitution. Clinton Wilson Sr. got six months suspended and restitution. Dennis Albanese fined $50 for disorderly conduct. Robert Sabourin fined $25 with five day alternate. James McCarthy pleaded guilty to simple assault and faces probation. David Flatley fined $25 for disorderly conduct. E Hicks fined $150 and 15 days jail if unpaid, plus separate careless driving penalty. James Washington received 90 day suspended sentence and $150 fine with probation.
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Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
Andrew J. Russell
Bennington
William Gygax
Leroy E. Thomas
Pownal
Thomas
Vernon S. Ketchum
Patricia Champagne
Clinton C. Wilson Sr
White Creek
N.Y
William E. Dailey Inc
Shaftsbury
Wilson
Dennis H. Albanese
Burlington
Manchester
Robert Sabourin
James P. McCarthy
North Pownal
Cindy Mae Bentley
David B. Flatley
Dorset
E. Hicks
Hudson Falls
James L. Washington
New Hampshire urged to enter railroads or lose tracks
A special legislative committee in Concord recommends New Hampshire must build its own railroad system or face losing about two thirds of the state rail mileage. It criticizes Boston & Maine for reduced service and maintenance and urges PU C to buy abandoned lines, lease them to short lines, and seek federal aid. The panel cites jobs, state taxes, and potential future passenger service as motivators.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Public Utilities Commission
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine Engineering Department
Lacy
B&m
Vermont
Rutland Railroad
PUC
John Hoar Jr
R-Epping
Travel clubs urge coordinated gas station hours
ALA Auto and Travel Club asks for a voluntary program to coordinate station hours. In a letter to William E. Simon, the club notes motorists seek open stations after sunset. AAA reports New England stations restrict fuel more than elsewhere, with many closing after 7 or 9 p.m. weekdays.
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Boston
UPI
ALA Auto and Travel Club
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
ALA
David Thibodeau
New England
Thibodeau
Washington
American Automobile Association
AAA
Connecticut
United States
Food for Thought Pancakes Packed with Filling Ideas
Thin pancakes stacked for wrapping fillings such as cherries blueberries apples and cottage cheese offer a different lunch option. When cooking red cabbage add a splash of vinegar or lemon juice to the water to maintain its red color.
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Bennington Briefs
Rcorn
Holiday Inn
South Burlington
Dick Guignard
Northfield Falls
University of Connecticut
Storrs
Conn
Mary E. Moore
Thomas J. Moore
North Branch St
School of Fine Arts
Clara Day
Main St
John Clement
Bennington Convalescent Center
John Day
Smyrna
The
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1332
North Street
Vegas Nite
Las Vegas
United Counseling Service
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Montreal
Douglas Krause
A.J. Santillo
Alladin Travel
Catamount National Bank
First Vermont Bank and Trust
Vermont National Bank
the Wills Agency
Hoisingtons, and
Dragons
Xsnomobile
Ana
CTI
Rae May
Monument Plaza
Bennington, VT
Edward
Pinsonneault
Vermont Steak House
Main Street
Freezer
Esther Knowles
Jean Reidel
Home Management
School of Home Economics
University of Vermont
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