Bennington District Court Pleas and Fines Listed
In Bennington District Court Judge John P. Morrissey presided over numerous pleas and bail actions. Larry F. Rock, 23, Bennington, pled guilty to driving while intoxicated with a $150 fine, one year license suspension, probation, and a 30 day suspended jail sentence. Arthur R. Sausville, 22, Bennington, pleaded guilty to failing to stop for an officer and careless driving, receiving two concurrent 20 day suspended jail sentences and a $150 total fine. Donna Morrissey and Gary R. Smith faced grand larceny charges. Morrissey’s case was dismissed, Smith pled guilty and a pre sentence investigation ordered. Others included payments for child support, transferral hearing to juvenile court, forgery, unlawful mischief, simple assault, and liquor violations with various bail conditions and fines.
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Bennington District Court
John P. Morrissey
Larry F. Rock
Bennington
Arthur R. Sausville
Trackfore
Manchester
Donna Morrissey
Scott MacElwen
Manchester Village
Debbie Gemmell
Jeffery D. Ward
Rutland
Cecil Pratt
Steven McKinney
Albert Roderique
Thomas Crowe
Harley Graham
Roderique
Steven K. Floyd
Succasunna
N.J
Richard L. Whitman
Arlington
Albert H. LaCross
Charles G. Piotrowski
Wakefield
Mass
Business donations dry up for Vermont GOP as scandals loom
In Montpelier UPI reports the Vermont Republican party sees a sharp drop in business contributions amid Watergate fallout. Executive Secretary James Sanderson says direct corporate gifts to state candidates have fallen from about 25 percent of funding in 1972 to roughly 5 percent this year, while individual donations continue but at a lower level. He opposes federal funding of elections.
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Vermont
Republican Party
Sanderson
Washington
Aero board backs highest priority for air services
MONTPELIER API State Aeronautics Commissioner Charles Miel urged the Governor's Energy Advisory Board to assign the highest priority to existing air passenger and freight systems. He warned airlines could use the energy shortage to justify cutting Vermont airport service, but no action was taken on the recommendation.
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Montpelier
API
State
Charles Miel
Governor’s Energy Advisory Board
Vermont
Recreation grants an agenda tonight
The Bennington Parks and Recreation Commission plans to discuss withdrawing its $161,240 Willow Park lighting and restrooms project in favor of a $68,440 Memorial Park tennis and handball courts grant due to BOA funding cuts and new rules. A potential update on BOA status may be announced tonight.
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Loomis G. Dana
Willow Park
Memorial Park
Well Baby Clinic Returns to Hillside Street
The monthly Well Baby Clinic will be held at Second Congregational Church on Hillside Street February 22 at 1 p.m. Free clinics are co sponsored by the state Department of Health and Bennington Home Health Agency. New patients receive a physical by Dr Manindra Ghosh. vaccines offered include oral polio red measles rubella DPT and mumps. Small pox vaccine no longer given routinely. Appointments 442 5502.
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Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington Home Health Agency
Manindra Ghosh
Forecaster sees more snow ahead in Vermont
Burlington meteorologist Jack Hummel of the weather service warns that the heaviest snowfalls of the season are likely between now and February 27. He pins the pattern to coastal storms along a polar front, with storm tracks shifting north from mid February to mid March, increasing snow frequency for Vermont.
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Burlington
UPS
Jack
Hummel
New England
Vermont
Mt Anthony students lack school spirit despite great facilities
The Mt Anthony piece laments a disconnect between students and the school, noting frequent transit through the building and visible vandalism, while praising facilities and a vocational program. It calls for renewed participation and a sustained drive by all students to reclaim school spirit and live up to potential.
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Mt. Anthony
Information-gap study on government secrecy and public access
NEW YORK A 18 month study funded by the Twentieth Century Fund will examine the balance between national security secrecy and citizens right to information. Morton H Halperin, former NSC staffer, leads the effort analyzing classification prior restraint espionage laws and covert operations while stressing expanded information flow to support constitutional functioning. Burlington Vermont IRS district director Carolyn K Buttolph announces federal tax help at the Bennington Federal Building every Tuesday until April 9 with state tax assistance on select dates and toll free contact 1 800 642 3110.
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New York
Twentieth Century Fund
White House
Morton H. Halperin
National Security Council
Nixon
Congress
United States
Halperin
Burlington
Carolyn K. Buttolph
Internal Revenue Service District
Vermont
IRS
Bennington Federal Building
Buttolph
Bennington Thrift Shops Offer Deep Coat Sale This Week
The Bennington shop runs Thursday and Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with winter coats at 2 dollars. Ladies suits 1 dollar, dresses 50 cents, jumpers 25 cents, skirts and shoes 10 cents. Maple bookcase headboard and maple desk table offered. 300 books for 5 dollars to decorate the bookcase. North Bennington shop shares hours and lists two phonographs, spring dresses, a recliner chair and a clock radio. donations of pictures frames and paperback books welcome.
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Bennington
North Bennington
Bennington Community Briefs Highlight Local Events And People
Vermont ETV schedules a Thursday 7 30 p m program on constitutional amendments for Town Meeting voting next month. Rep Orrin Beattie R 25 Manchester and House Government Operations chair attends. John Lamb a Bennington senior at Vermont Technical College organizes a winter carnival talent show Feb 15 17. DAR meets Feb 19 at 1 30 p m at McCullough Library North Bennington. AARP meets Feb 14 1 30 p m at Colgate Hall First Baptist Church Bennington with Kendall of the Vermont Tax Department on Tax Benefits for the Elderly. Tax help available with Vermont tax forms. Catamount Gadabout hosts a dance Saturday 8 11 p m at Molly Stark School with Dick Leger calling. Cub Scout Pack 445 leaders meet tonight 7 30 p m at Community Recreation Center. Mark Lowenthal and Larry Lemer visiting Howard Schneider in Bennington. Navy Fireman John E Stratton deployed for six months aboard an Norfolk based carrier in the Mediterranean. Albert R Willard III named to RPI dean's list for fall 1973.
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Vermont
ETV
Orrin Beattie
R-25
Manchester
House Government Operations Committee
John Lamb
Bennington
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
VTC
American Association of Retired Persons
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church of
Kendall
Vermont Tax Department
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John M. Benson
Department of Social Welfare
Donald F. Bushee
Mary Brillon
Bushee
State Gop
Aero Board
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Bennington Parts & Recreation Commission
Dana
Youth Council
Bennington Area
State Department of Health
Peter Graves
van Graves
Pownal
Bob Mazza
Frank A. Mazza
Brandon
The
Weather Service
U.S
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Nichols
Berkshire
Pantyhose
By Edie Pullman
Foundation
RT. 7
Troy-Benn. RD
Main Street
Equal Housing Lender
Dewning
Bennington Lions Club
Charles Watson
Fred Joppich
Bennington Briefs
Daughters of the American Revolution
McCullough Library
Catamount Gadabout Square
Molly Stark
Dick Leger
Bristol
R.I
Man
Mark Lowenthal
Larry Lemer
Oak Park, Mich
Howard Schneider
Lou Schneider
Navy
John E. Stratton
Ruth Stratton
Gore Road
Mediterranean
Norfolk
Stratton
Spain
Greece
France
Italy
Tunisia
Albert R. Willard III
Anthony Drive
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Shea Agency Inc. Adv
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams
Salvatore
Bank Americard & Mastercharge
Williamstown
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