Voyage chorus rehearsals open for world premier May 15
Singers invited to participate in the world premiere of Calabro's Voyage to be performed May 15. Rehearsals begin February 16 at 7 30 p m in the Mt Anthony Senior High choral room. Calabro conducts and invites area singers of all ages to join. contact Mrs Catherine Randall at 4425955 days or 4424744 evenings.
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Calabro
Louis Calabro
National Endowment On the Arts
Nicolas Delbanco
Bennington Choral Society
Mt. Anthony Senior High School
Catherine Randall
TV Highlights and Prime Time Lineup Highlights
Television listings show CBS airing Tony Orlando and Dawn and The Bionic Woman at different times, NBC featuring Little House on the Prairie and Chico and the Man with a career turn, ABC presenting The Bionic Woman plot and Great Performances Bernstein at Tanglewood, PBS Images of Aging and Great Performances, plus NBC Olympic coverage and CBS crime drama The Blue Knight with drug bust aftermath.
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United Press International
CBS
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Jim Nabors
Kate Smith
NBC
Little House On
Chico
the Man
PBS
Bernstein
Tanglewood
Welfare aid ruling urges spirit of law over technicalities
Vermont Supreme Court says the Social Welfare Department must avoid narrow legal interpretations when denying general assistance rent subsidies. The ruling centers on a woman living with five others who sought aid and faced limits set by a strict reading of the welfare statute. The court calls for consideration of the law's broader intent.
Vermont Revenues Edge Up Amid Tax Fight Debates
Vermont administration reports General Fund receipts near 86 million for first seven months of fiscal year up 1.2 percent from 1974. Despite gains in sales and splinter taxes, income tax falls short, Meals and Rooms tax up 15 percent. Gov. Salmon aides warn of deficits without tax hikes while supporters argue the worst is over. Also court rulings touch unemployment benefits for a worker and a new trial for a man convicted of statutory rape in Wheelock.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Salmon
Robert Murphy
Wheelock
Bennington court actions tidy plea deals and DUI cases
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg handled multiple docket items. Nan C. Thorpe of Stamford pleaded no contest to DUI with a one year license suspension and $125 fine. a leaving scene charge was dismissed. Brenda Scheuler pleaded guilty to petty larceny for groceries, fined $50. Various other defendants faced DUI, careless driving, or related charges with bail or recognizance set, and several cases continued or amended. A separate UPI report from Golden, Colorado notes 13-year-old Ronald Peters received 30 days in jail for third traffic offense, with ongoing schooling and meals in jail.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Nan C. Thorpe
Stamford
Conn
Brenda J. Scheuler
Applegate
Herve LaChance
Shaftsbury
Henry W. Pauquette
Wells
Manchester Center
Vised
Elliot H. Folz
Oceanside
N.Y
Windall
Winhall
Stephen L. Schaefer
Middle Pownal Road
Pownal
John T. White
Whitingham
Readsboro
Larry R. Brown
Jeffery T. Galipeau
Gage St
Peters
Colorado
Whitingham suspect pleads insanity in shooting case
Charles H. Dix, 21, of Whitingham village, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to a manslaughter charge after a Saturday night shooting that killed Richard G. Tracy, 21, in Whitingham. Dix is held without bail and ordered to Waterbury State Hospital for 60 days evaluation. Harold F. Andrews funeral services held for former Mountain View Inn owner. military honors performed.
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Brattleboro
Charles H. Dix
Whitingham Village
Harold F. Andrews
Mountain View Inn
Florida
Hanson Walbridge
Mary Burton- Beinecke
Pownal Center
Herbert Lorenz
Joseph Lobravico
Jeffrey
Johnathan
Thomas Rounds
William Nichols
Paul Foster
Stephen Kauppi
Park Lawn
Bennington
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pownal
Windham District Court
Whitingham
Dix
Richard G. Tracy
Tracy
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Deerfield Valley
John L. Lowery
Waterbury State Hospital
John A. Rocray
Bennington Briefs Cancelled Jaycee Chapter Meeting
A meeting for those interested in forming a Jaycee chapter tonight has been cancelled. The notice invites participation in the future and offers to review insurance programs with the Shea Agency Inc. Bennington for broad coverage and attractive rates.
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Jaycee
The
Shea Agency Inc
Bennington
Anonymous donor gives 14 color TVs to Putnam
Putnam Memorial Hospital received fourteen color televisions donated by an unnamed source. President Robert D. Stout announced the installation across the north wing and fourth floor, noting patients and staff benefit from color TV and plans to convert remaining black and white sets to color over three years.
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Putnam
Robert D. Stout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Stout
Harry Coulter
Jim Marsden
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Mauhs
Snelling
Robert Larrow
Richard Albin
Ethan Allen Furniture Co
Island Pond
Employment Security Department
Albin
Department For
Bennington District Court
Mark E. Harrington
Richard Studley
Manchester
Studley
Pittsfield
Mass
Howard Baker Jr
Baker
Bennington Briefs
San An
Sa Aeere
Main St
Theatre
Athing & Gould Jewelers
Manila
Penaflex
Office Products Center
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
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