Vermont lawmakers weigh petitions and rights reform
In Montpelier the House tackles four unseated members amid petitions framed by Rep. Melvin Mandogo. Reports from former Attorney General James Jeffords suggest dismissing two cases, ordering a new election for one race, and continuing a probe into another. Also notes on Nixon staff restructuring and a proposed federal equal rights amendment.
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James Jeffords
Valsangiacomo
Rosenstreich
Kennedy
James al- Ten
Vermont League of Women Voters
League
Bennington Recycling Effort Faces User Errors and Labor Hurdles
Bennington's two month recycling drive has saved thousands of pounds of paper metal and glass but is hampered by improper preparation of materials. Pedercini, the local handler, calls for buyers to remove metal caps and rings wash glass jars and separate by color. missed steps send recyclable loads to dump sites. He seeks a part time local glass crusher operator and notes volume must grow to sustain the program despite interest from nearby towns.
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Robert Pedercini
Bermington
Pedercini
Depot Street
Willow Road Town Garage
Houghton Street
North
Bennington
Malist
Pedercint
Vermont
Massachusetts
Willamstown
Mass
Connecticut
Pederointle
Minor Bennington accident damages two cars
Police reported a minor two-car collision at the Gage and Bradford intersection at 2:29 PM on Friday. David J. Ja Plant, 29, of Beech Street, and Shirley C. Carryll, 46, of Gage Street, were involved. both drivers escaped injury. Plant’s 1968 Dodge and Carroll’s 1971 Mercury sustained moderate damage as La Mont traveled south on Bradford and Carroll east on Gage when the crash occurred.
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Bennington
David J. Ja Plant
Beech Street
Shirley C. Carryll
Gage Street
Gage
Bradford Streets
Gons
Plant
Dodge
Carroll
la Mont
Bradford
Oo Gage
Committee chairmanships named after ex-chairmen decline
Republican senators Arthur tubb Addison County and Madeline Harwood Bennington County lead Agriculture and Health and Welfare with Fred Westphal Lampill County heading Institutions. Other heads include Edward Janeway Pro Tem to Appropriations, Ellery Purdy Education, H Ward Bedford Finance, Dorothy Shea General and Military Affairs, Andrew Orzel Government Operations, Donald Smith Highway Traffic, T Garry Buckley Judiciary, Arthur Jones Natural Resources, and Sen John O'Brien Chittenden County leading Highway and Bridges.
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Arthur Tubb
Addison County
Madeline Harwood
Ben-nington County
Fred Westphal
Lampill County
Edward Janeway
Windham County
Ellery Purdy
Rutland County
Ward Bedford
Dorothy Shea
Washington County
Mil
Andrew Orzel
Donald Smith
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington County
Arthur Jones
John O'Brien
Chittenden County
Shaftsbury Latti Tabler Christmas Dinner Raffle Winner
During the annual Christmas Dinner at Shirkshire Restaurant the Shaftsbury Latti Tabler club selected Mrs Maggie LaCcoss of Bradford Street Bennington as raffle winner of a hand knitted Afghan by Mrs Dorothy Gaye. The charity club in its 25th year wrapped gifts for Caverly Children Hospital Pittsford and planned a $0 check to Mrs Pauline Bourne to support work with retarded people living in her home.
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Shaftesbury
Maggie LaCcoss
Bradford Street
Bennington
Dorothy Gaye
Caverly Children Hospital
Pittsford
Pauline Bourne
Shaftsbury
Sage City Symphony rehearse Sunday at 7 30 p.m
The Sage City Symphony will rehearse Sunday at 7 30 p.m. in the North Bennington Elementary School.
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Sage City Symphony
North Bennington
Morale Mixed At Mt Anthony School As Changes Roll In
School leaders and teachers weigh the impact of recent admin changes. Pelkie and Sleeman defend adjustments while acknowledging uneasy morale among some staff. Duval and Raymond express concerns over diminishing enthusiasm, yet optimism persists about a potential new educational era at Mt Anthony.
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Felkie
Mt. Anthony
Pelkie
George A. Sleeman
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
United States
Sleemar
Ami
Clarence Pelkie
Sleeman
Pebble
Joh Duval
Charles Keir
Duval
Ough
Thoreau Haymiend
Anthony
Misa Raymond
Miss Raymond
Kenneth Gile
David Frederickson
M le
Jobs mission accomplished says Stein
Washington reports the administration reached its year end unemployment target with a 5.2 percent rate for November and December. December 1971 jobs rose to 82.8 million, a record high, with earnings up 1.42 weekly in December and 38.20 for 1972, beating 3.5 percent inflation.
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Washington
UPI
Adinistration
Herbert Seii
White House
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Stein
Bis
BLS
Amtrak Derails in West Braintree. No Injuries Reported
An Amtrak train with 95 passengers derailed early Friday near West Braintree after a switch error. Eight cars and two engines left the track, but all cars stayed coupled and upright. Crew and snowmobilers helped evacuate passengers, who were bused to New Haven for connections.
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West Braintree
UPI
Amtrak
New Haven
Conn
Independent study for local student Breithaupt at Eisenhower College
Gregory B. Breithaupt, a Bennington freshman at Eisenhower College Falls NY, will participate in the college January independent study term. He will study Biological Microtechnique, including preparing biological materials microscopically with various instruments. Project advisor is Professor Auley McAuley.
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Senaca “Falls
N.Y
Gregory B. Breithaupt
Leonard Sr
Bennington
Eisenhower College
Breithaupt
Auley McAuley
Arlington Opens Thrift Stop on Route 7
Arlington announces a new thrift shop to benefit the Arlington Day Care Center. Located just south of the village in the former Ladybug House, it will sell good used and new merchandise at reasonable prices. Donations of clothing furniture and other household items are welcomed. call 975-0151 for pickup.
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Arlington
Arlington Fan
Ladybug House
Arlington Day Care Center
North Bennington moves government to old railroad station
Officialdom of North Bennington announces the village seat of government is relocated to the restored old railroad station. The station now houses village offices and the North Bennington Water Board. Water bill payments will be accepted at the new water board office on Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings. An open house will be held after finishing touches complete the interior.
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North Bennington
Fred Welling
Worth Bennington Teaslees
North Bennington Water Board
Water Board
Parken
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