Veteran Putnam radiologist Dr Guare retires after 40 years
Dr Howard T Guare resigns as director of x ray and radiology at Putnam Memorial Hospital ending a career that began in Bennington in 1935 and included founding the hospital’s radiology department in 1946. He served as an instructor at UVM Medical College and led cancer diagnosis work, with long years of community service and a board award.
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New England Governors Meet Over Regional Prison and Gas Rationing
New England governors convene to debate a proposed regional maximum security prison amid division and a six state gasoline rationing plan led by Massachusetts Governor Francis W. Sargent. Sargent seeks voluntary across state adoption to curb cross border buying and ensure fair distribution. Rhode Island is reportedly leaning toward rationing. other states undecided.
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Heart Fund Volunteers Press for February Goal in Vermont
Hamilton L Shields chairs the 1974 Bennington County Heart Drive with Albert J Webb as vice chair and Fred A Parker as county treasurer. The campaign runs this month with town chairmen coordinating volunteers to visit homes, distribute heart saving information, and raise funds for Vermont Heart Association programs.
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Bennington County
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Shields
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Inmate seeks night classes amid prison work hazards
Windsor UPI reports inmate John Kane requests education at night while employed around dangerous equipment. He argues there is no reason he should be barred from taking courses, writing to Gov. Salmon. The note highlights calls for expanded inmate education programs despite safety concerns and security protocols.
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Mounted Posse to meet Feb. 11
The Bennington County Mounted Sheriff's Posse will hold its monthly meeting Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. at the Bradford Fire House on Gage Street. Activities for 1974 will be discussed. Earl Watson, publicity manager for Green Mountain Park, guest speaker, will also show a film, Born to Pace, concerning standard bred harness horses. All are welcome to educate himself by studying law and business in prison night courses. Kane said he faces a prison education conflict, noting his murder sentence and the rejection of seven of 30 applicants for two night classes. Wind sor officials defend cautious screening amid a prison work stoppage while emphasizing education as a strong point.
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Bennington Community Classes Open for Enrollments
The new yoga class at the Community Recreation Center meets Fridays at 5 30 PM with openings for an eight week term. Rita Wilner directs instruction and phone 442 5446 for details.
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178 asbestos mine jobs at stake in Lamoille
Development Secretary Donald Webster met with about 100 Lamoille County residents over the possible closing of GAF Corp. mining operations in Lowell. The firm will close next year to avoid costly EPA controls, risking 178 jobs. The state weighs health factors before waiving environmental rules.
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Lamoille County
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Vermont Knights of Columbus offer seventh annual scholarships
The Vermont State Council Knights of Columbus announces four 300 dollar scholarships for sons and daughters of in good standing members or deceased members whose father was in good standing at death. Two scholarships go to daughters and two to sons. Applications due April 1 to chair Morrissey or from high school guidance departments.
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