Bennington Court Records Summary of Friday and Monday Actions
Bennington District Court actions before Judge George M. Fienberg include Christopher A. Brewer 19 pleading guilty by waiver to disorderly conduct threatening with a one day jail sentence deemed served. Michael P. Suttie 17 of Menands NY pleaded guilty by waiver to careless driving and was fined 00. Also on Monday, Eugene M. Bilka 17 Bondville pleaded no contest to petty larceny and fined 50. Charles W. Davis 42 Pittsford pleaded guilty to amended careless and negligent driving and fined 100. James W. Goodrich pleaded not guilty to two counts of passing bad checks and released on 200 recognizance. Stephen M. Boynton 25 Bennington pleaded not guilty to marijuana possession and released on 50 recognizance. also not guilty to driving while license suspended with 100 recognizance. Louis C. Gilbert 19 Woodford pleaded guilty to public intoxication and one day jail deemed served. Raymond F. Gabert 17 Weston pleaded guilty to possessing a deer in closed season and fined 100. Harry E. Hale Jr. 18 South Londonderry pleaded guilty to possession of deer in closed season and fined 100. George D. Burke 20 pleaded not guilty to DWI on June 28 and released on 150. Llewellyn H. Jordan 59 Bennington pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct threatening on June 6 and fined 50. Alvin E. Shores Jr. 16 Manchester pleaded guilty by waiver to petty larceny on June 12 and fined 100.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Christopher A. Brewer
Michael P. Suttie
Menands
N.Y
Fienberg
Eugene M. Bilka
Bondville
Charles W. Davis
Pittsford
James W. Goodrich
Manchester
Stephen M. Boynton
Boynton
Louis C. Gilbert
Woodford
Raymond F. Gabert
Weston
Harry E. Hale Jr
South Londonderry
George D. Burke
Llewellyn H. Jordan
Alvin E. Shores Jr
Two Men Deny Holdup Charges in Vermont Case
In Vermont District Court, Richard Sargent 19 of Newport and David Rollins 18 of Newport Center pled innocent to assault and robbery for an alleged January 8 stickup at the Craig Smith Store in Greensboro Bend. Rollins also pleaded innocent to grand larceny tied to a truck and tools theft in April. Bail set at 1000 and 2000 dollars respectively.
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Newport
UPI
Greensboro Bend
Vermont
Richard Sargent
David Rollins
Newport Center
Craig Smith
Rollins
Sargent
New Hampshire raises business profits tax
The state will impose a 1 percent rise in the business profits tax, a move Gov. Meldrim Thomson let become law without his signature. The bill aims to boost revenue by about $9.7 million over two years to balance the budget. Thomson also allowed another energy and privacy related measures to become law without his signature, including a bill expanding a consumer council and a privacy act protecting credit and communications records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Thomson
Legislative Utilities Consumer Council
Attorney General’s Office
Three drown in yard pool in Granville backyard
In Granville Massachusetts two children and Edward Harris a 40 year old Brooklyn chauffeur drowned Tuesday in a backyard pool at the summer home of the employer. State police identified the chauffeur as Edward Harris.
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Granville
Mass
UPI
Brooklyn
N.Y
Edward Harris
Public card party and drownings at New York area pool
A public card party is set for July 22 at 8 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center 168 North St. Winners last week were Dorothy Kelley Isabelle LaBarge and George Rogers. A Sunday social follows at 1 30 p.m. The drownings occurred at 3 p.m. at the summer home of David L Roth in a small Connecticut border community. Raymond Agnew 10 and Roland Agnew age unknown, both of New York City, could not swim and were swept into the deep end. Harris attempted rescue. another child was saved with a life raft. The victims were Harris fiancee's sons.
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Senior Citizens Center
North St
Dorothy Kelley
Isabelle LaBarge
George Rogers
Julia Lominski
Raymond P. Agnew
Roland
New York City
David L. Roth
Connecticut
Raymond
Harris
New England economy shows strength in May gains
Despite heavy mid winter snowstorms the New England economy remained strong in May with non farm employment rising notably and factory work week dipping to 39.9 hours. Unemployment held at 6.8 percent and April and May 1976 figures were 9.4 and 6.8. Danielle Seifert Houde of Bennington earned licensure as a physical therapist by the Vermont Board of Physical Therapy Registration meeting July 8 in Cambridge. The next licensure exam for therapists and assistants is October 1977.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Danielle Seifert-Houde
Bennington
Vermont Board of Physical Therapy
Cambridge
Bennington Briefs Meet and BRAC Board Schedule
Bennington Briefs announce a special meeting by Local 236 on Saturday July 23 at 10 a.m. at the North Bennington firehouse. A BRAC board meeting is set for Thursday July 21 at 7 30 p.m. in St Peter's Church. Also notes on insurance services, tropical fish care, shaver clinic, and clinic hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic Arts International
North Bennington
Bennington Regional Alcohol Council
BRAC
St. Peter’s Church
Gunmen rob Greek resort and kill cashier on Corfu
Gunmen stormed Club Mediterranee at Dassia near Corfu City over the weekend, killing a 25 year old French cashier and fleeing by yacht with about $70,000 and hundreds of tourist passports. Police said passports may have been the raid’s main target. one robber was captured, and an international manhunt is under way in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Corfu
Greece
UPI
Mediterranean
Club Mediterrannee
Club Mediterranee
Dassia
Corfu City
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Roger Jewett
The
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Bruce Beh
John Burgoyne
Brattleboro
U.S
Joseph Dupaw
Winooski
Bernard Woodmansee
Burlington
Joseph Persuitti
Glens Falls
South Burlington
N.E
Bennington’s Annual
Country CaSuals
Monument Plaza
Williamstown
Main ST
Bennington Briefs
Shea Agency Inc
Insurance Center
ADV
Knapp
Griffin
Richard Woodward
Steven
Harvard Rd
Myron Woodward
Gage St
Home Lines
S.S. Oceanic
New York
Bahamas
Nassau
Nee Eel
North Adams
Arden
England
Allendale
Pittsfield
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