Metaphors premiere by Bennington College composer Louis Calabro
Louis Calabro premieres Metaphors a 530 part choral work with about 11 singers directed by the composer at the Bennington Armory on Wednesday night texts by Wallace Stevens. The performance features a 10-choir chorus around the balcony setup with an open audience and a Vivian Fine piece, Bennington College Motet Choir directed by Richard Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington College
Louis Calabro
Bennington Armory
Calabro
Thomas Tallis
Wallace Stevens
Charas
Calabi
Vivian Fine
Benniington College Motet Choir
Richard Harris
Bank merger battle and executive changes span Bennington era
The Bennington area banking saga centers on the failed Dickey and Bennington merger after the Justice Department challenged it as antitrust. Vermont figures Dickey and Catamount face retirements as rumors swirl of new offices. local leaders highlight Dickey's public service and family moves. Political commentary follows Nixon Watergate access disputes involving Cox and Attorney General Richardson.
Spacewalk Trimmed to 26 Days for Skylab 1 Aboard
Johnson Space Center deputy chief Dr. John F. Zieglschmid says a 26 day mission is prudent as power shortages forced cancellation of experiments. Crew health remains excellent through day 7 and plans include a makeshift handrail and debris clamp to free a jammed solar panel to boost Skylab’s power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Zieglschmid
Johnson Space Center
Schneider
Russell L. Schweickart
Huntsville
Ala
Skylab
Bennington County Court Opens in Manchester
The 1973 summer term of Bennington County Court opened Monday in Manchester at the County Courthouse. Judge Robert Larrow presides with Side Judges Clyde Bryant and Estes. Most work will be paperwork and record keeping for three weeks, with jury trials starting around June 25 and lasting through November. Pending highway condemnation cases are expected to be heard first, plus a $190,000 libel suit against The Banner over obituaries of two-year-old Ralph Searby in November 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County Court
Manchester County
Superior Court
Robert Larrow
Clyde Bryant
Estes
Elizabeth King
Two from Peru fined in court
In Bennington District Court action not reported Monday Leoy W Williams 49 of Peru pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence May 1 on Routes 11 and 10 in Manchester He was fined 150 and his license suspended for one year with possible reinstatement after 90 days if he completes the CRASH program Craig Hansen 20 of Penn pleaded guilty to petit larceny involving a drainage culvert he admitted stealing May 22 He was fined 1 and given an alternate 80 day jail sentence if the fine is not paid by 4:30 p m today.
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Bennington
Leoy W. Williams
Peru
Manchester
Craig Hansen
Penn
Woodford
Carpenter
Raymond L.pelleter Jr
Geary G. Parke
John P. Morrissey
Carpenter BL
Robert Mumley
Vermont House faces 149 member plan after math error
Vermont House redistricting hinges on a 149 seat count after a miscalculation by the House Government Operations Committee. The plan, which would reshuffle districts including Plainfield and Ryegate, requires another day of work as officials review the discrepancy and address opposition from incumbents.
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Plainfield
Gorton
Ryegate
Marshfield
Cabot
Tibbets
Pan
Burlington
Winooski
Drowning ruled official cause in Bennington student death
Carroll, a Bennington College freshman, died early Monday after slipping 20 to 36 feet into a rocky pool at The Tubs in North Pownal during a gathering after a campus concert. Autopsy ruled drowning with a skull fracture possibly contributing. Four friends witnessed and tried to aid him. state police and medical examiners reported. Burial planned in Eden, Vermont. Carroll, born October 1952, lived in New Canaan with parents Sidney B. Carroll and a lawyer mother.
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Bennington College
North
Pawnal
Ronald Wright
Burlington
Carroll
Wright
Carrol
St. Gabriel's Church
Eden
Thomas J
Jery
North Pownal
Eden Cemetery
iWt
Philips Gxeter Academy
England
Ogilvy and Mather
Advertising
Sidney B
Thomas $. Carroll
New Canaan
Conn
Lever Bros
New York
Legal Aid Society
Brooklyn
Fone Brothers
Jeffrey
University of Denver
James
George School
Matthew
Charles
Hone
Bennington Selectmen Face Sleeman Center Name Showdown
Bennington selectmen meet at 7 13 PM in the municipal building to decide whether to revert the Sleeman Area Community Center name. Pressure from the Parks Recreation Commission and the Rotary Club. petition signatures opposing the change may be presented. Also on the agenda a progress report on Police Department directives and a face to face session with William Dailey over a Main Street right of way and possible condemnation.
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Bennington
Sleeman Area
Community Recreation Center
Richard A. Sleeman
Parks & Recreation Commission
Bennington Rotary Club
Edward Frasier
Sheman
Police Department
William H. Fox
Fox
Edward R. Lamb
Break-in Probed at Stone Mill Feed Store
Bennington police investigate a Monday night or early Tuesday morning break in at Stone Mill Feed on North Street. The 6:45 a.m. discovery found a broken front window and only a few items missing, including a billing machine later recovered, as officers pursue leads.
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Bennington
Stone Mill Feed
North Street
Obituaries and natural death report from Hoosick Falls area
Percy C. Hynick of 48 River Street Hoosick Falls was found dead about 6 45 am in the Iron Kettle parking lot on Route 7 Shaftsbury from natural causes. His body was taken to Burlington for autopsy after preliminary scene examination by County Medical Examiner Dr Arthur S Faris. State Police reported no foul play. Funeral details for LeRoy C Harrington of Springfield Mass a Shaftsbury native killed in California will be at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. He was a Greyhound driver in Springfield. his unit struck a tree on Route In Maderas Mt Marrington died at Maderas Community Hospital. Survivors include wife Therese Vallee one daughter two mothers and two sisters.
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U.S. Justice Department
Sterry FR. Waterman
U.S. District Court
Bernard J. Leddy
Bennington Area
County National Bank
Chittenden Trust Co
Burlington
Bennington
Burlington Savings Bank
Putnam Square
North Street
Charles G. Harte
Dickey
Calamount
New Bedford
Percy C. Hynick
River St
Hoosick Falls
Route 7
Shaftsbury
Hynick
Arthur S. Faris
Airport Road
Neil 5. Moss
LeRoy C. Harringtos
Emily St
Springfield
Mass
Shafftsbury
Hanson-Walbridge
Park Lawn Cemetery
Harrington
Greyhound Moving and Storage
Fairfield
Calif
Los Angeles
Daniel R. Bourdo
Monson
Maderas
Marrington
Maderas Community Hospital
Bourdo
Therese Vallee
Hospital Notes June 4 1974 Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Evelyn Miller Kay Friend Marion Gilbar Robert Kearns Joan Hil Barbara Sehan Bennington George Driscoll Michael Leskowsky Marie Restine and Hoosick Falls patients. Discharges include Gerald Wheeler Whitingham Betty Adams Wilmington.
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Evelyn Miller
Kay Friend
Marion Gilbar
Robert Kearns
Joan Hil
Barbara Sehan
Bennington
George Driscoll
Michael Leskowsky
Marie Restine
Hoosick Falls
Gerald Wheeler
Whitingham
Betty Adams
Wilmington
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Silas
Vermont Educational and Health Financing Agency Commission
Dickeys
Watergate
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Congress
Cox
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Edward M. Kennedy
White House
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Elliot J. Richardson
Richardson
Justice Department
Fred J. Buzhardt
Gerald M. Keneally
Brattleboro
Willowbrook
Mimagear
Beech Court
Palermart
Housing Authority
Authority
Hamilton Shields
Pownal
Bennington Schoo
BSD
Molly Stark
Ihe
Arnold Tibbetts
GOP
Goddard College
Marshfiek
Calais
Eva Morse
Selectmen
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