State seeks reargument on 72 apportionment law
Vermont moves to rehear the 1972 Senate apportionment dispute. Assistant Attorney General Martin Miller seeks reargument on timing for a new plan and on whether the court suggested proposal is constitutional. The state argues the 1972 plan keeps a 22-8 Republican majority and that the court’s alternative would require a 20 member senate with county additions. Democratic ex governor Philip Hoff and Senator H Ward Bedford urge single member districts but concede time to draft is limited. The board will hear public testimony on the principles amid debate over open sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Senate
Miller
James Jeffords
Middlebury
Philip H. Toff
Sen. H. Ward
Funeral Notices From Aderton And Surrounding Areas
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Clifford TL Pate formerly Anna Feader of 11814 Ben Mont Ave at Mahar and Son Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Rose Macie Perrault died at Derlin convalescent center. prayers at Manson Walbridge Funeral Home, liturgy at Sacred Heart Church, buried at Park Lawn. Benjamin W. Ranulis of 324 Present Street Pennington buried at Calvary Cemetery Brockton after Mass at St Casimer's Church Brockton. Various lodge members attended services at Mahar and Son Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Clifford TL Pate
Anna Feader
Ben Mont Ave
Mahar Snd
Punecal
St. Frankcs de Sales
Msgr
Francis RB. Flanagan
John McGuire
Walter Parmenter
Richard McGurn
Albert Jones
Richard Ralph
Kenneth 2. Johnson
Thomas Matteson
St. Francis de Sales
Park Lawn
Flanagan
Fair
Crescent Manor
Nose Marie Perraule
Rose Macie Perrault
Ferlin Convalescent Center
Derlin
Manson Walbridge
Sacred Heart Church
Rev
Joseph
Benjamin W. Ranulis
Preasant Street
Pennington
Sam St
Joseph Shatte
Albert Elwell
John Gorman
Edward
Labor vote blocks endorsement of Nixon or McGovern
South AVL-CIO voted 27 to 3 against endorsing either presidential candidate this year, marking a milestone since its 1955 inception as the nations largest labor group to refrain from backing a Democratic nominee. George Meany led the effort, while McGovern and Eagleton sought union support and Republicans pressed for Agnew’s removal from the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avl-Cio
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Organized Labor
McGovern
Executive Council
Labor Federation
Nixon
Thomas F. Eagleton
Missouri
Apl-Cio
Spiro T. Agnew
GOP
Willidin B. Saxbe
Robie
Douay
Agnew
Saxbe Oki
Washington
Deco K. Javits
RNY
Edward Gurney
Florida
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
James Thurkley
New York
Underpass snag stirs again near Harwood Hill Route 7
An underpass south of Harwood Hill again causes trouble for drivers. Winton Weight, 33, of Brim Ga., cleared it in a loaded Ryder truck from Miami. Wright later damaged his Emery truck hitting the underpass, with $1,000 in damage. Rowmaker, Chaplai Thomas Ryan, and Me. Banulis figure among participants. Morgan drowned in Lake Champlain. funeral services held with committal at Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Weight
Brim, Ga
Miami
Bennington
Wright
John P. Morgan
Hanson-Walbridge
Tey
Lawrence Sherwin
Morgan
Lake Champlain
Bwlal
Evergreen Cemetery
Father Sherwin
Fred McCube
Ernest Bolster
Bian Morgan
Leonard Wood
William Whitran
Lawrence Lesley
BSD district reports 99 percent teacher return rate
Moonington School District officials disclosed at a Wednesday meeting that 99 percent of BSD teachers plan to return next year. One letter remains pending as a teacher travels and requested holding it until her return. The meeting in Catamount Elementary library set committees and a space study timetable aiming for January or February 1979 decisions on remodeling or a new school at Stark Alveet property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonington
BSD
Central
Thomas D. Steffen
Joseph F. Carrail
Catamount Elementary
George A. Sleeman
Sleamart
Sleeman
Stark
Alveet
Mally Stark
Seemantala the
Eard
State Education Department
New York State
SYSU
Winslow
Winslow Fuel Company
Perratta
Wie Wher
Agway Fuels
Agway
Perrotta
Albany
Tiotr
Pay settlement near in BSB school board talks
The Benington Sehwel District board and teachers spar over closeness of a contract settlement. Director David Allen says progress is good and negotiations are focused on money, while teacher negotiator Pat Gile warns optimism may be premature. Relations remain cordial though. The meeting touched on unionization trends and broader teacher empowerment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benington Sehwel District
BSB
Setwel
David Allen
Allen
Pat Gile
David
Sleeman
Gile
SWVEA
Bennington Act 250 hearing on Willow Road housing project
Residents and officials debated the Legere Willow Road low income housing plan as the three member commission weighed the Act 250 permit. Critics warned of impacts on property values traffic and schools while supporters cited housing need and site suitability. The committee has 20 days to decide with hearings continuing Friday at Molly Stark School and a subsequent hearing for the Orchard Road project with 130 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Mr. Shields
Emile J, Legere Construction Co
Keene
Shicits
Bennington
John Moore
Arlington
Ferdinand Bongarts
Manchester
Richard 4
Leake
Molly Stark
Orchand Road
Willow Road
Applegate
Palmer Tarinelli Construction Co
Bridgeport
Brattleboro
Terretein
Furnace Brook
Kevher Drive
Vermont
Tegere
Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Legere
Jay O. Slade
Housing Authority
George A. Sledan
Edward KR. Lamb
Bennington Planning Commission
Sitch John Powell
Willow Mead
Paring Commission
Paul Bohner
Sut Legere
Envronmental Commission
Bernstein
Statermen
Bohne
Selectman
J. Duncan Campbell
Virginia Wl
Hennington County
John Simson
Environmental Commission
Legete
Sheeman
Powell
Logola
Hospital Notes July 19 1972 Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Alice Gunnason Hyde Bacher and Bennington. Discharges list Margaret Arnold Maurice Peckham William Peterson Betty Ann Covnrall Nancy Myers and baby girl Shaftsbury births to Mr and Mrs Robert Penney Bennington newborn boy page note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gunnason
Hyde Bacher
Bennington
Margaret Arnold
Maurice Peckham
William Peterson
Betty Ann Covnrall
North Bennington
Nancy Myers
Shaftsbury
Aml
Robert Penney
Hoy
Elks Family Picnic and Local Social Events
Bennington brief notices announce the Elks Family Picnic at Lake Shaftsbury on Sunday July 23 from 1 to 5 with hot dogs hamburgers salad swimming fishing weaving horseshoes and softball. Also upcoming dances and community gatherings with admission prices and organizers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Lake Shaftsbury
Obituary notes for Mable Wiggin and others in area
Mrs. Mable Rogers Wiggin of Miami Florida died July 2 age unknown. She was previously married to Calbraith Perry Rogers pioneer aviator and the first to fly coast to coast. She led a life connected to aviation circles and was honored at a 1964 Greater Miami Aviation Association banquet. Also noted is Mrs Helene W Pruyn of Manchester who died at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Memorial service planned at St John’s Chapel Manchester. Lower case punctuation preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable KR
Wiggin
Mable Rogers Wiggin
Thormer Mable A. Graves
Fred O
Yelle Eldred Craves
Miami
Fla
Calbraith Perry Rogers
Greater Miami Aviation Association
Aomyal
Miss Capen
Massachusetts
Mineh College
New York
White House
Tricia Nixon
Pitot College
Fred O. Graveson
Helene W. Pruyn
Manchester
Putnam Memorial Hospital
New York City
Charles J
Agnes (Scheftel) Wittenberg
Pruyn
Green Mountain
Ekwanek Country Club
New York Association For the Blind
Frederic
Sam Scranton Jr
Santa Point
N.Y
Sam Scratton
Santa Barbara
Calif
Marguerite Wetherbze
Playa del Ray
St John's Chapel
Association For the Blind
East 59Th St
Harold V May dies former Mt Anthony teacher and inventor
Harold V May of Pittsfield Massachusetts died at Pittsfield General on Wednesday night after a short illness. He was a former Mt Anthony High School teacher of machine design and drafting and worked 38 years for Sprague Electric Company in North Adams before retiring. He served as a WWI Air Force lieutenant and studied at Mt Herman School Northfield and Princeton University. He leaves a wife Harriet Andler five sisters and several nieces and nephews. Calling hours are Friday 7 to 9 pm at Wellington Funeral Home with funeral Saturday at 2 pm. Donations to Shriner Hospital in Springfield are requested in lieu of flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. May
Pittsfiell
Mass
Mr. Anthony
Pittsfield
Sprague Management Club
Harriet Andler
Arthurr M. Howard
Hewitt Gilford
Lenox
Robert J. Grendlenard
Stock Bedge
Ralph Ft. Moore
San Antonio
Texas
Raymond RR. Davis
Campbell
Calif
Wellington
Shriner Hospital
Springfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Errington Bann
Bedford
R-Aduison
Jof
Park’ Law
Bemlington
Father Hawkins
Sacred Head
Bennington Catholic High
Benjamin W. Banulis
Harwood Hill
Rowmaker
Chaplai Thomas Ryan
Me. Banulis
Wening
Louis Perrotta
Bernard Whislow
Winslow, Cueral
Steffen
Plaanshoe
Cuterculumn Steffan
Sleemans
Alen
Charles Sawyer
Caroll
SVSU
Sawyer
National
Edudation Association
Sleaman
Revolution
Allan J. Heath
Pentage House
Bannington &d
Benn
Betty Manning
Bennington Briefs
Manchester Square
West Acington Green
Henry Plante
Roy Marsden
Clarendon Revival
Jermain Hall
White Creek
Jack Percon
Hemmington Club
Paul Myde
Bernadette Sausville
St Peter's Church
Daye Morse
Drysdale
Apolitane’s
Reopes
Bloomer
Rutland
UPI
Robert Bloomer
Rrutland County
Frederic Pruyn
Harold V. May A
Mt. Anthony
The
First United Methodist Church of
Forter
Safford & Gage
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