Lyons Defends Bennington Rink Plan at Rotary Meeting
Lions club member John Lyons spoke to the Bennington Rotary Club at Mt Anthony Country Club defending the Recreation Commission’s push for a March Town Meeting article. The plan seeks an $800,000 revenue bond to fund an all purpose facility on five acres north of the river by the Little League field, with Lyons arguing it won’t be too costly.
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John Yons
Bennington Lions Lab
Re Recreation Commission
Bennington Totary Club
Mt. Anthony
Lyons
Recreation Commission
Bennington Selectmen
Essex Junction
Burlington
Troy
N.Y
U.S
Henry Edwards
Bennington
Vermont
IRS finds NH oilmen overcharging
In Concord New Hampshire the IRS surveyed home heating oil dealers in December and found one third overcharged customers. All violators agreed to repay the overcharges, avoiding prosecutions according to U S Attorney William Deachman.
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Concord
N. H
U.S
William Deachman
William Ferguson
Adult Basic Education opens second term at MAU
The Mt. Anthony Union High School hosts the second term of Adult Basic Education on January 9 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 308. The program aids adults from various countries to learn English and local residents to finish high school equivalency, with free, self paced instruction and qualified instructors.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Michael Hawks
Barbara Geer
Mary Aebersold
Bennington County
Robert Houle
Energy crisis looms as Simon predicts 10 to 15 years
Energy chief William E. Simon warned the United States faces at least a decade of shortage as new oil and power sources such as solar and geothermal are needed. Jet fuel costs have surged for airlines, and President Nixon moved to oversee budget impacts amid a worsening energy crisis.
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Washington
UPI
William E. Simon
United States
Simon
Federal Energy Office
U.S
Air Transport Association
ATA
Nixon
Roy Ash
San Clemente
Calif
Ash
California
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Brussels
Burlington lawyer faces 32 income tax charges
Burlington attorney Joseph S. Wool is arraigned in Vermont District Court on 32 state income tax charges, pleading innocent. The 1968 through 1971 civil tax judgment of over 12,900 dollars prompted the criminal action. Also notes a traffic collision involving a 1970 Chevrolet and a 1969 VW in Bennington and brief local business notices.
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Burlington
UPI
Joseph S. Wool
Vermont
Wool
Kimberly Cheney
Jly
Chittenden
Vermont Supreme Court
Georgiana Miranda
Tax Department
High Court
Motorists urged to watch for dawn pedestrians in daylight time
The New Hampshire Department of Education cautioned drivers to be vigilant as daylight saving begins this Sunday. Pre dawn darkness and children heading to school in dawn's early light prompted the warning. The note stressed extra care for children on their way to buses in early morning minutes.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
State Department of Education
Hills of Hall Farm profile shows young couple's dairy pursuit
Alan and Barbara Hills strive to establish Hall Farm in Shushan amid high land and equipment costs while raising three children and a herd of Ayrshires. Despite debts and failed farm hunts, they persevere through long hours, optimistic about a secure future in dairy farming.
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Alan
Barbara
Shushan
N.Y
Leah
Tracey
Donald
Elizabeth
Hall Farm
Mallary defends Vermont election plans amid Senate talk
Vermont Rep Mallary says he will seek re election in November and rejects links to Sen Aiken while weighing a Senate bid if Aiken retires He stresses serving all Vermonters and criticizes Congress for avoiding tough issues and ceding power to leadership.
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Vermont
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Democratic Party
Philip H. Hoff
Mallory
Senate
Mallary
Thomas P. Salmon
Congress
Elliot Richardson
Texas
John Connally
Charles Percy
Illinois
Rockefeller
Reagan
Vermont set to build 6.5 million state office building
The Salmon administration urged a direct build of a 6.5 million dollar Vermont state office building to save costs over a lease purchase. Secretary Robert Wilson cited taxes and higher expenses under leasing and warned delays could add 500000 dollars yearly in inflation. Two sites were proposed in Montpelier and Berlin with local retailers fearing impact on sales. The legislative committee rejected the lease purchase option, with work unlikely to start before six months if approved in 1974.
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Wilson
Montpelier
Vermont
Berlin
Irving Bates
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Bennington Banner
Lion Lyons
Rotary
IRS
Deachman
BOR
Robert Matteson
Y-Woods
Mau
William E. Jack
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
White House
American
Robert T. Pollock
The
American Transit Association
Office of Management and Budget
North Street
Anna Louise Travis
South Stream Road
Adams Street
Frederick M. Matheson
Pownal
Bennington Briefs
Napolitano’s Pizzeria
Ben Mont
ADV
Order of Eagles
DeWitt Lewis
API
American Automobile Association of
AAA
Chambers of Commerce
Bellows Falls
Jeffersonville
Georgia
Quebec
Brattleboro
American Petroleum Institute
Earl Ross
Harry F. Kuhn Jr
Dolores Drive
Montvale
N.J
Polygraphic Corp
New Jersey
Josephine
Quell
Harry F. Kuhn Sr
Mr. Kuhn
Park Ridge
St. John’s Cemetery
Brooklyn
Spearing Funeral Home
Kinderkamak Road
Air Line Pilots Association
Willis L. Barnard
Mary Barnard
Cross St
Hanson-Walbridge
Richard D. Campbell
First United Methodist Church
Bernard
Frank Snow
Ludlow
Pleasant View
Helen B. Walk
County St
Walk
Gage Street
Campbell
Park Lawn Chapel
Springfield
Vt.) Hospital
Rep. Mallary
Main ST
Union and Main
Li Orner
Loset
Bennington Banners
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
RT. 7
Vermont Homestead
Pownal, VT
Nichols
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