Bennington District Court Dismissals and Plea Outcomes
Bennington District Court records show multiple dismissals and pleas. Defendants include Marsh 49 charged with arson attempts, Shores 17 for daytime breaking and entering, Martinez 16 for intoxication incident, and others facing varied counts. Bail set at 8500 with one ordered for mental evaluation. restitution, fines, and pro forma pleas noted.
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Bennington District Court
Dona . Marsh
Bennin
Tin Bennington
John A. Shores
Manchester
Pownal
Robert F Martinez
Francis E
Bennington
Jeffrey S. Mason
Arlington
Kenneth J. Wilkins
East Dorset
Manchester Center
Barbara Bonesteel
Herbert Phillips
Herbert Stratton
Sunderland
Waterbury
Lawrence J. McDonough
Fairfield
Conn
Terry J. Hastings
Machester
Bernard J. Ludwig
Patrick W. Sale
Dorset
Hyland H. Capin
EPA objects to site for JFK library in Boston
The EPA released a draft environmental impact statement warning that increased automobile traffic near the Columbia Point JFK library site would worsen Boston air quality. It urged the GSA to upgrade subway service and promote public transit, and suggested a minibus shuttle to the library to reduce auto use.
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EPA
JFK
Boston
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Columbia Point
Boston Harbor
University of Massachusetts
General Services Administration
Bennington Center Offers Scuba Diving Course
Recreation Center announces a seven session scuba course starting Feb 5 for five weeks at 85 dollars per student. Includes gear rental and texts with open water dives. certifies divers on completion. Age 15 plus health ok. members or daily fee required. Instructor Bob Kaufman. contact Tom Otero for details.
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Bennington Recreation Department
Bob Kaufman
Williamstown
Mass
Tom Otero
Bills aim to make Vermont PSB more accountable
A cluster of measures in the Vermont House would increasing PSB accountability. Proposals include six day minimum notice before rate changes, elimination of automatic rate hikes via power adjustment except in energy emergencies, and staggered six year terms with elected PSB members. Other bills push AG staff representation for the board and governor appointment to vacancies.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Public Service Board
House
PSB
Robert Harris
Windsor
William Hunter
Weathersfield
Charles Stone
East Montpelier
Hunter
Harris
Kermit Smith
Derby
John Murphy
Ludlow
Hunter, Harris
Murphy
Smith
Stone
Harold Giard
RD Bridport
Labor party backs industrial growth over green limits
UPI reports US Labor Party official John McCarthy in Springfield Massachusetts argues for industrial growth and fusion power, condemns NEPA as delaying energy projects, and seeks a coalition of business scientists and labor to push state legislators to adopt growth focused resolutions.
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McCarthy
Massachusetts
U.S. Labor Party
Springfield
Mass
Labor Party
Energy For
NEPA
Vermont utility promo advertising bill sparked fierce hearing
The House Commerce Committee heard testimony for and against a bill banning pass through of promotional advertising costs to ratepayers. Opponents warn of free speech limits and restrictive impact, while supporters argue current ads mislead consumers. Rep Bennett defends ratepayer protection. utility spokesman Draper warns of investment harm and muzzle risks.
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House Commerce Committee
Thomas Bennett
D-East Thetford
Vermont
Public Interest Research Group
Herman Bluestein
James Draper
Green Mountain Power Corp
Senior Citizens Center Hosts Card Party Tonight
Public card party at the Senior Citizens Center 68 North St tonight at 8 with prizes. Last week’s winners included Dorothy Kelly and George Rogers. hostess was Marion Jolivette. A Sunday social is planned for 1 30 p m on Jan 23 at the center.
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Senior Citizens Center
North St
Dorothy Kelly
George Rogers
Marion Jolivette
Bennington Area Jobless Rate Drops to 6.5 Percent
Bennington area unemployment averaged 6.5 percent in December, below the statewide 6.7 percent. Initial unemployment claims totaled 502, up from November's 450, with 51 percent from services 100, construction 84, and trade 70. The local office serves Bennington County.
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Bennington
Frank H. Mudgett
Department of Employment Security
Services
Bennington County
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Randolph K. Porter
Albert F. Roderique
Patricia
Michael J. Martin
North Clarendon
Ricky L. Minckler
Rutland
Bennington Superior Court
Harry Cirelli
Rex A. LaFlamme
Rex Kaman
Nelle L. Heterington
Arthur Hertzberg
David Thornton
Robert W. Phillips
Eric A. Hayes
Iteraps Environmentalists
United States
Draper
Bennett
Ams Pt Et
Wattoa Agest
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Benningtoni
Bennington's
Monument Plaza
Wweverddurveact
Bennington, VT
Chittenden
Chittenden Credit I.D
Chittenden Trust Loan
Chittenden Trust
F.D.I.C
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