Raynolds Attacks Vermont School District Numbers
Raynolds argues 12 districts is a workable target while admitting 13 may be needed in Vermont. He cites criteria such as at least 1,000 grades 7–12 pupils per district, an urban center, and adequate highways to justify districting reform.
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Massachusetts
Raynolds
Vermont
Pomfret
Woodstock
Hartford
State Board
Gov. Hoff
Robert B. Vail
Bennington - Rutland
Task Force
Herbert G. Ogden
Hartland
Ogden
Bennington
Obituaries for Kornitzer Frayer and Frayer in Vermont
William J. Kornitzer Sr. of North Bennington, a 22 year lithographer and camera department foreman, died at 53 after a sudden illness. Born in 1910 in Astoria, he moved to Bennington in 1941, married Dorothy Blanshaw in 1935, and leaves a wife, four children, his mother, a sister, and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending. Sig Buchmayr, ski figure and shop operator, killed in a crash on the Taconic Parkway. service set for Sunday in Manchester Center. James Marshall Frayer, 75, dairy bacteriologist at UVM Experiment Station, dies. survivors include widow Luthera Davis. Burial plans are elsewhere.
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William J. Kornitzer Sr
Polygraphic Co. of America
North Bennington
Camera
Scott St
Astoria
L.I
N.Y
John and
Mary Kornitzer
Elmhurst
Bennington
North
Long Island
Dorothy Blanshaw
St. Peter’s Church
Kingston
Kornitzer
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Edna Harden
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Japan
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Manchester Depot
Sig Buchmayr
Taconic Parkway
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester Center
Robert Clayton
Dellwood Cemetery
Manchester
Brewster Funeral Home
Burlington
First Congregational Church
James Marshall Frayer
University of Vermont Experiment Station
Frayer
UVM
Lyndonville Creamery Association
Luthera Davis
Lyndonville
Beech Street PTA Seeks Talk On Pediatric Dental Care
Beech Street School hosts the January Parent Teacher Group meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday with Dr. Charles Salem speaking on dental care for six and seven year olds. Regular business meeting and refreshments follow. all parents invited. Next PTA meet is the Bennington area joint meeting at Bennington High School on Feb 3.
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Beech Street
Charles Salem
Bennington
Bennington High School
Brenner Promoted to Colonel at Wheelus Base
Lt. Col. Arthur E K Brenner of Bennington has been selected for promotion to colonel in the U S Air Force. Announcement came from Air Force headquarters with promotion date to be set by future order. Brenner, base chaplain at Wheelus, served in the European Theater during WWII and in the Korean War. His wife Gertrude is daughter of Guy Burgess of Bennington.
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Wheelus Air Base
Libya
Arthur E. K. Brenner
Bennington
U.S. Air Force
Brenner
Air Force Headquarters
Lambertville
N.J
Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Philadelphia
Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Centre
Mass
Col. Brenner
7272Nd Air Base
Gertrude
Guy Burgess
Coyne sentenced in Windsor for trio of assault charges
Stephen P. Coyne 18 of 111 McCall St was sentenced by Judge George M. Fienberg to 18 months to five years in Windsor House of Correction. He pleaded guilty to three counts of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill for attacks on Dennis Hogan Dennis Jones and Larry Guetti with a shotgun on Nov 30. Sentences run concurrently. 14 other charges including kidnapping robbery and car theft were dropped. Coyne had been arraigned Nov 13 and was committed to a state hospital for observation before sentence.
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Stephen P. Coyne
McCall St
George M. Fienberg
House of Correction
Windsor
Coyne
Dennis Hogan
Dennis Jones
Larry Guetti
John P. Morrissey
Fieneberg
Waterbury
Americans Die In Viet Nam Helicopter Ops
Five U S servicemen killed and three wounded in Mekong Delta helicopter actions. A UH1N aircrew drone explosion left four dead and three wounded in another flight. One door gunner on an H21 was killed by a Communist bullet. Total U S combat deaths reach 99 with overall U S losses at 173. Saigon reports Vietnamese troops suffered heavy losses in a jungle ambush 20 miles northeast of the city with 6 dead 3131 wounded and 39 missing.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong
South Viet Nam
Hoff to appear on Albany television panel with Lindsay
Governor Hoff will join Rep. John Lindsay on a national issues panel show in Albany New York. The discussion will be broadcast on WAST TV and later on WTSA radio in Brattleboro according to the governor’s office. No date was provided.
Bennington College opens new heating and maintenance building
Bennington College invites the public to inspect its new heating and maintenance building this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ladies should wear flat heeled shoes and refreshments will be served.
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Thomas P. Brockway
Bennington College
Post Office to Elm Street and Route 7 Bypass Plans
Bennington plans a new post office on a site chosen by the Post Office Department and Route 7 bypass. The Bennington Regional Planning Commission will cooperate with the state Highway Department as it funds the comprehensive plan in three installments totaling 8,320 dollars with due dates June 15 1964 February 16 1965 and January 14 1966.
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Elm Street
Bennington
Post Office Department
T. Garry Buckley
Commission
Richard G. RuBino
Central Planning Office
RuBino
Leon Eldred
Bennington Selectman
Robert L. Hagerman
Post Office Committee
Hagerman
Elm St
Planning Commission
Village Planning Commission
Ellwood Allen
St. Albans
Maryland
Buckley
State Highway Department
Lawrence Powers
North Bennington
U.S. 7
John C. Burdis
Allen
Missing Billado prompts review by Vermont prosecutor
Bennington State's Attorney R. Marshall Witten studies complaints against Charles P. Billado a Montpelier insurance salesman missing since January 2 and involved in selling surplus government jeeps. A Boston Logan lead arises as investigators probe the case and plan warrants.
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Witten
Billado
Bennington
R. Marshall Witten
Montpelier
Charles P. Billado
Jacqueline Billado
Pabst Proves Not Skiing Is More Dangerous
Fred Pabst Jr. president of Big Bromley Inc. fractured his hip January 11 while helping crews clear ice at the base terminal of a slow chair lift. His wife Sally said the incident supports his theory that not skiing is riskier, following a long career with no broken bones. The accident followed weeks of mechanical troubles with the chair lift.
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Manchester
Fred Pabst Jr
Big Bromley Inc
Sally
Pabst
Autopsy Set In Mystery Death Of Grafton Woman
Elizabeth Walker 46 who ran The Tavern at Grafton with her husband was found dead in a shed behind their home near the restaurant and hotel. Police questioned several people as investigators prepared an autopsy to determine the cause of death. She was last seen about 1 30 p m and found after 5 30 p m.
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Grafton
Elizabeth Walker
William
Walker
Mailmen Are Human: Clear Your Walks Postmaster Plea
Postmaster Stanley J Pekalski urges residents to clear snow from walks and rural mailboxes amid icing to ensure safe deliveries. In Globe Arizona AP report Superior Court Judge E R Thurman was locked in a bus with jurors after a murder scene visit. he was released on own recognizance once the bus door was secured.
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Stanley J. Pekalski
Globe, Ariz
Superior Court
E. R. Thurman
Farm Course In Manchester Has Openings
Openings remain in a Manchester farm management training course run by the Bennington DES under the Federal Manpower and Training Act. The 13 week program, beginning January 6, is taught by C Edgar Stevens of Wallingford and targets unemployed or underemployed workers with farm family income under 1200 dollars.
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Bennington
Deepartment of
Federal Manpower and Training Act
Manchester
C. Edgar Stevens
Wallingford
DES
Main St
Cooties Honored For Hospital Work At January Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to Green Mountain Pup Tent No. 2 VFW No. 1332 earned a Supreme Citation for hospital service. Nancy Hall presided at Old Bennington schoolhouse as plans for February visitation developed. A joint meeting with the pup tent was scheduled for Feb. 9 and the auxiliary supported visits to the Vermont Soldiers' Home and VA Hospital in Albany.
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Green Mountain
Military Order of the Cootie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Margaret Knights
Supreme
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Seam Squirrel
Edward Vosburgh Jr
VFW
President Hall
Albany
Lillian Bourassa
Emma Beauregard
Old Bennington
Community Honors Justice Holden At Jan. 23 Dinner
Plans for a community dinner honoring James S. Holden of North Bennington as Vermont’s new Chief Justice were announced by Eugene V. Clark. The event at Paradise Restaurant on January 23 features guests led by Federal Judge and former Gov. Ernest W. Gib. reservations urged through local committees and shops.
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James S. Holden
North Bennington
Vermont
Eugene V. Clark
Holden
Ernest W. Gibson
Judge Holden
Paradise Restaurant
Clark
John H. Williams II
Evans News
Bennington
Greater Bennington Association
Elizabeth Dwyer
Fred Welling
Larry Powers
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births List
Admissions list includes Master Ricky Davis Mrs Margaret Shewell Miss Norma Spencer Bennington Mrs Gertrude Bishop North Bennington John A Merrills Mrs Albertine St Hilaire and son Mrs Kathryn Jepson and daughter Hoosick Falls Mrs Jean Betit and son Hampton N Y Mrs Millie Harrington Robert Sourcliffe Bennington Birth announcements report a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph King East Dorset and a son to Mr and Mrs Wayne Santwire 304 Gage St both on Jan 16 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward J Sweet 1 Division Place also on Jan 16.
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Ricky Davis
Margaret Shewell
Norma Spencer
Bennington
Gertrude Bishop
North Bennington
John A. Merrills
Albertine St. Hilaire
Kathryn Jepson
Hoosick Falls
Jean Betit
Hampton
N.Y
Millie Harrington
Robert Sourcliffe
Joseph King
East Dorset
Wayne Santwire
Gage St
Edward J. Sweet
Division Place
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PTG
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J. C. Ballinger
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Raymond Tatro
Park Street Extension
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Shrine
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