Judge Sylvester resigns from Vermont Superior Court
Judge Harold C. Sylvester of Burlington resigns after 18 years on the Vermont Superior Court effective last Friday. Governor Deane C. Davis confirmed the move, noting Sylvester will join the Burlington law office of his son. At 67, he was appointed to the bench in 1953 and served on the Vermont Supreme Court in 1963 before returning to the Superior Court in the late 1960s.
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Montpelier
UPI
Harold C. Sylvester
Burlington
Vermont Superior Court
Deane C. Davis
Sylvester
Davis
Lee Emerson
Vermont Supreme Court
Hughes Autobiography Agreement Under Scrutiny
Hughes endorsed checks issued by the publishing firm for rights to his story and McGraw Hill presents a nine page letter in Hughes handwriting authorizing publication. Signatures and handwriting have been authenticated by experts as genuine, with doubt cast on Hughes possible later change of heart over potential problems from the autobiography.
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Hughes
McGraw- Hill
McGraw
Nevada
Memorial bench project approved for Mt Anthony students
Eddy Gardner a Mt Anthony High ninth grader asked the school board to authorize a student committee to raise funds design and build a memorial bench for classmate Gary Robinson who died in a December auto accident in Hoosick Falls. The board chair told him the project was approved.
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Eddy Gardner
Mt. Anthony High School
Mt. Anthony
Gary Robinson
Hoosick Falls
Eddy
David Adler
Mt Anthony board debates Super Patriot satire backlash
At the Mt Anthony Union District board meeting an angry citizen denounced the December issue of the Super Patriot satire magazine written by high school seniors with English teacher David McConkey. Trustees supported the complaint while others cautioned against judging literary merit. Principal Charles Keir defended his role saying the publication drew unexpected reaction and that mistakes were made.
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Mt. Anthony Union District
Super Patriot
David McConkey
Avis Hurley
Woodford
McConkey
Lawrence Harrington
Raymond Murray
Keir
Mauhs
The
Mount Anthony
Mr. McConkey
Mr McConkey
Mt. Anthony
Senate panel revives bottle-litter control plan
Vermont lawmakers reopen a House measure targeting nonreturnable bottles as litter. The Natural Resources Committee weighs a nickel per bottle redemption, possible retailer refunds, and a shift toward banning nonreturnables. Hearings slated with public safety and liquor control officials.
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Departments of Public Safety and Liquor Control
Robert Babcock
Environmental Board
Governor's Office
Mt Anthony board debates AV needs and tuition hike
Mt Anthony district discussions focus on improving audiovisual access for teachers and hiring a full time AV coordinator. The board approves a $100 tuition rise to 1350 for 1972 73 and approves $800 000 in U S Treasury certificates investments.
Putnam Hospital signals urgent expansion for aging facilities
Putnam Memorial Hospital leaders announce a building program to expand space and equipment for expanding departments and bed capacity. Medical and surgical occupancy runs near capacity, with outpatient and x ray growth driving the need plus rising admissions. The plan aims to meet demand from Bennington Shaftsbury Pownal and broader regional patients as construction costs rise.
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Burr and Burton Seminary
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Dartmouth College
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Prospect Mountain Ski Club
Order of Eagles Aerie 1861
Eagles Rooms
Court St. Andrew
Catholic Daughters of America
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Bridget Hogan
Channel 8
Cambridge, N.Y
Clara van
Janet Flynn
North Bennington Rd
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Depot St
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Richard E. Thompson
St. Francis de Sales Church
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Rochester
Anna Griffin
N.Y
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Mary Harrington
Mark Nadolski
Cambridge
Deborah MacDonald
East Forest
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Gary Jelley
Dewey St
Newport Navy Base Hospital
Shawn Christopher
John C. Garrett
Newport, R.I
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Morgan Street
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Pownal
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Pittsford
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