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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1974
Page
9
Guests at the Jack and Jill event at the VFW hall included more than 110 friends and relatives honoring Jean Cutler and Mark Gardner who plan to marry June 29. Gifts and money were given, refreshments served, and the party organized by a group of the couple’s friends and relatives.
Sunday activity at Dorset United Church flea market near Torchlight Motel. Dorset Library seeks return of book jackets. Maplewood 4-H picnic canceled. no event June 13 at Lake St. Catherine. Dorset Board of School Directors to meet at Dorset Elementary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Navy Seaman Apprentice Joseph L. Sprague sails from Norfolk aboard USS Milwaukee for six months in the Mediterranean. William Richards earns MBA from Rutgers Newark.
Arlington schedules weekly events with a busy civic calendar. Regular school board and Legion meetings dominate weekdays, with chorale rehearsals and alumni pre banquet gatherings in Bailey Hall and the Community House. Weekend highlights include the Arlington Chorale Spring Concert at the high school gym and a Battenhill Grange social. In local news, David C. Wesley earned a bachelor’s degree in art at Middlebury College, while Marine Lance Cpl. John F. Walsh III received a promotion at Beaufort, South Carolina.
North Adams State College will host the National Teacher Examinations on July 20. Counselor James Salzman says seniors preparing to teach and teachers seeking certification or licensure will take the tests. About 100000 candidates took the NTE last year, which cover professional, general, and subject field knowledge. The ETS in Princeton, N.J. designs and administers the exams. Information packets and registration forms are available through counseling services or ETS Box 911 Princeton NJ 08540.
Four Vermont communities South Burlington Randolph Chelsea and Morrisville receive EPA wastewater grant increases totaling 61961. EPA regional administrator John A S McGlennon notes the boosts support construction of treatment facilities and improved local water quality.
Vermont Attorney General Cheney issues a second legal opinion altering his earlier view on donor disclosure for Rep Mallary. He says primary funds of 7000 from the 1972 campaign must be reported ten days after the primary, listing contribution amounts but not individual donor names.
Chief District Court Judge Edward J. Costello sentenced Terrance L. Audette to 8 to 20 years for kidnapping a 7 year old girl in 1971. Audette, formerly of Underhill, receives credit for time served at the Waterbury state hospital. State's Attorney Patrick Leahy urged a stiff sentence.
In Troy, Mayor Edward J. Connally pledges to pursue action to raise RPI’s tax bill, proposing a citizen’s suit if needed. He seeks to remove tax-exempt status from parts of RPI including the fieldhouse and student union bank, while council investigates land acquisitions drawing property from tax rolls amid accusations of illegal methods. Private trout stocking for WYANTSKILL ponds is canceled by the federal district, with district offering guidance on applications for next year and listing commercial hatcheries for purchase.
Pittsfield Department of Public Health starts June 6 screening youngsters from 13 months to 3 years for lead poisoning. A blood testing clinic begun in 1973 has tested only 5 and 6 year olds. Massachusetts Advocacy Center estimates about 20,000 children under 6 suffer from lead poisoning. Pittsfield also tests paint in homes with its lead testing machine. Dalton Hikes Water Connection Fee To 100 Dollars An Inch Increases. Arthur E. Crane says metering will expand to domestic use. most commercial and industrial customers are already metered. North Adams Sees Sharp Rise In Drunk Driving Arrests In May 16, April 1, March 3. Youth arrests under 21 total six in three months.
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