Vermont Governor Comments On Bottle Ban And Labor Disputes
Governor Salmon weighed prospects for a special session to revisit a throwaway container ban set for July 1 while noting low likelihood of action. He criticized the wage and fuel clauses in Vermont electric utility rates and outlined plans to address a Burlington labor dispute with a fact finding committee, not mediation, as Windsor Prison inmates warned of possible actions over guard assaults.
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Batley
Felow
GOP
Nixon
Bailey
Madeline Harwood
Bennington County
Constance Johnson
Barre
Mary Thurber
Regisistor
Hill
Harwood
Hennington County
Vermont
Salman
Montpelier
Oregon
Tom McCall
Salmon
Public Service Board
Salznow
PSB
Wick Commission
Special Commission
Burlington
Windsor
Aero Board names local info panel for Bennington Airport
The Vermont Aeronautics Board appointed Kenneth Clayton Dean Hanson and William Morse all of Bennington to the Airport Advisory Committee for Bennington State Airport. The three year term panel will inform the public about airport services improvements air service changes and operational updates and will meet with state officials as needed.
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Vermont Aeronautics Board
Bennington
Gerald Martel
Aeronautics Board
Kenneth Clayton
Dean Hanson
William Morse
Storm disaster declared in Vermont counties amid severe damage
Gov Thomas Salmon declared Franklin and Grand Isle counties disaster areas after a Monday storm. Fairfax suffered a blown roof at Fairfax High School and a large chicken farm damaged. Civil Defense will survey damage and report to determine federal assistance. No deaths reported but widespread power outages and property losses occurred.
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Montpelier
UPI
Franklin
Grand Yale
Thomas Salmon
Salmon
Franklin County
Fairfax
Fairfax High School
Office of Civil Defense
Richard Holmes
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Boston
Civil Defense
Jack Hummel
Vermont
National Weather Service
Essex Center
New England
New York
Public Service Board
Gordon Stensrud
Stoci
Hero
Harry Trompley
Maurice Bauer
St. Anne's Shrine
Isle la Motte
Katherine Hoga
Berlin
Middlesex
East Montpelier
Marching band debate at Mt Anthony due to space limits
School board debates mandatory marching band for instrumental students citing 41 excess players for a 100 member band. Some would qualify, others refuse, with compromise to keep students in music while not offering a choice. Springfield High cited for international Vienna contest participation. Uniform purchase of 11,000 discussed, sample needed. Piano program extended for another year with growing interest as New England Music Festival Association plans Bennington 1974 festival housing for 500 performers.
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Joseph Hall
Robinson
Foss
Thees
Smusic
Springfield High School
Vienna
Austria
Smith
Ivor Pelgue
David Adler
Hall
Music Department
Mt. Anthony
Rosamonde van der Linde
van der Linde
Threse Trahan
New England Music Festival Association
Framing . Moss
Bennington
Wilmington Session Highlights Drug Education Gap
Wilmington officials screened two films on drugs for parents and students, urging home based education and awareness. Boyle warned most first time use starts with pills from home, while reps noted absent parents and teachers. The group agreed to invite officers for a fall student session, though summer left many students without guidance.
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Boyle
Forrest Murdock
Wilmington
Pelkie to lead student rebuttal to radio critique
Mt Anthony Union High School Principal Clarence Pelkie won unanimous school board approval to prepare a student rebuttal to a WBTN commentary critical of his first year. The broadcast questioned progress and urged unity for stronger education and school spirit. Pelkie aims to include students from all groups, excluding teachers, with no air time set yet.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Clarence Pelkie
WBTN
Pelkie
Robert Harrington
Harrington
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Sidents
Jody Roberty
Student Senate
Diane Morrissey
Mr McGuire
Cindy Jerdart
Vermont
Patsy Ahearn
Daniel Steece
Home Grown
Sheila Kearns
Cindy Pello
School board whittles overcrowding options at junior high
Durand warned the board and Supt Sleeman echoed concerns as the school board set a June 25 meeting at the junior high. They weighed options including buying the old Henhirilding, letting a $12,500 annual lease lapse, purchasing the Catholic High School Catarmount complex, or building a new grades 7 9 facility. Committees compiled no final reports by early 1973, delaying a final overcrowding decision.
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Durand
Supt. Sleeman
Bennington
Sleeman
Bennington Local Meetings And Price Notices
The Park and Recreation Department meets at McCullough Mansion North Bennington Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Planned Parenthood Clinic Session is set for Thursday June 14 at 8:30 p.m. at 439 Mair St. Call 23360 for appointment. Bennington Lodge of Elks holds its meeting tonight at 8. Emblem Club 368 meets Wednesday night in Elks social rooms. dues are due. Agway Petroleum announces fuel price increases: kerosene and LPG rates, bulk delivery pricing for 1000 to 1500 gallons.
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Park and Recreation Department
McCullough Mansion
North Bennington
Planned Parenthood
Mair. St
Bennington Emblem Club 368
In the Elks
Agway Petroleum Corp
Missing Bennington Teens Spark Police Search
Two Bennington teens are reported missing by police. David Pratt, 17, and Mandy Cook, 16, were last seen at home Monday morning and are believed to be together. Pratt, 145 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair, wore blue jeans a yellow shirt boots and eyeglasses. tattooed Bama Heller. Cook, 5 foot 2, blue eyes and brown hair, left in blue jeans and pink shirt for school at 7 30 carrying a tape player.
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Bennington
David Pratt
Eleanor Pratt
South Street
Mandy Cook
Arthur Cook
Woodford Road
Pratt
Stool
Bama Heller
Subdivision Hearing Included in Town Meeting On Tuesday
Town selectmen plan a public hearing on subdivision regulations adopted by the planning commission. The meeting will also review village zoning conformance, a bicycle ordinance proposal, and a revised use for revenue sharing funds to meet federal requirements.
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Selectmen
Planning Commission
Village of
Bennington
Shaftsbury School Bonding Budget Revision
The Shaftsbury board trims the $5,970 bond estimate as costs for a new school wing rise. Budgets keep most line items, halve textbooks from 1,200, cut library materials by 50, increase teaching supplies by 1,000, and add 60 to other instruction. Voters face a separate 7,000 bond for a hotbunch program amid delays from a September 1973 completion promise and steel delivery problems.
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Paulin
Connecticut Valley Construction Co
Arlington area obituaries and service notices
Obituaries list Mrs John P Molloy of Arlington born 1904, married 183, member of St Margarets Church and Catholic Daughters, survivors include husband and multiple relatives. Funeral at St Margarets, wake Thursday, burial in St Colmban's. Memorials to Arlington Rescue Squad or American Cancer Society. Also John Truman Hill Jr 49 of Park Street Extension died unexpectedly, details on survivors and service, memorials to Missionary Alliance Church. Mrs Winifred Tener Weating of Tubac Arizona died June 3 in Tucson. Private services Friday. survivors listed. donations to charity suggested. no calling hours.
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John P. Molloy
Arlington
Ella Keough
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Edward and
Mary
Christopher) Keough
Mr. Molloy
St. Collamban’s Church
Charles’ Reagan
Silver O
Lawrence
Molloy
Margaret Duplis
Bennington
Patrick Keough
Richmond
Rlington
St. Margaret Mary's Church
St. Colimaban's Cemetery
Arlington Rescue Squad
Vermont
American Cancer Society
Mahar & Son Fineral Home
Main St
John Truman Hill Jr
Park Street Extension
Barnard
John T
Ramona (Crowell) Hill
Woodstock
Hill
Dorothy Sumner
Hall Farm
Missionary Alliance Church
Margaret Adams
Balmatia
Winifred Tener Weating
Tubac
Ariz
Edward L. Keating
South Londonderry
Tucson
Adams
Chester
Gary Wehrwein
Londonderry Congregational Church
Frederick D. Little
Londonderry
John W. Little
Westbrook, Cynn
Herbert L. Darnest
Whitestone
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported at North Adams
Admissions include Fillian Bump Loumietts Davis Bennington Albert Cota Pownal Sharon Knipes West Pawlet Margaret J Maynard Berlin N.Y. Sara McGarvin Hoosick Falls Discharges list Edward Niegoda John Dooley Hoosick Falls Douglas Hymick Cambridge N.Y. Births on June 9 a daughter Sara Ann to Mr and Mrs Joseph Mallet of Pownal. They have two other daughters Amy and Christy.
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Fillian Bump
Loumietts Davis
Bennington
Albert Cota
Pownal
Sharon Knipes
West Pawlet
Margaret J. Maynard
Berlin
N.Y
Sara McGarvin
Hoosick Falls
Edward Niegoda
John Dooley
Douglas Hymick
Cambridge, N.Y
North Adams Regional Hospital
Sara Ann
Joseph Mallet
Amy
Christy
Worden resigns as Union High principal in June board action
Board of Education chair David Adler rebutts Banner coverage of Richard L. Worden departure. Worden’s resignation letter dated June 3, received June 4, followed an incident May 29 in Worden’s office. Jonathan Durand named acting principal and Worden remains on sick leave through June 30.
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Adler
Worden
Ader
Adier
Sludge suit settlement seen feasible in Vermont case
Vermont revisits a pollution dispute with New York and International Paper, seeking removal of a 30 acre sludge bed from Lake Champlain and assurances the Ticonderoga mill will curb contamination. Negotiations resume as hearings before Judge Cutter prepare to restart June 25.
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Boston
UPS
Vermont
New York
International Paper Co
U.S. Supreme Court
Lake Champlain
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Martin Miller
R. Ammi Cutter
Bennington Man Pleads Not Guilty to Simple Assault
Donald J. Morse of Bennington, 25, pleaded not guilty before Judge John P. Morrissey in Bennington District Court to simple assault against Shirley Morse. Bail set at 280 dollars. he was released on own recognizance and ordered to stay away from Shirley Morse.
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Bennington
John P. Morrissey
Donald J. Morse
Shirley Morse
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Benn
Ngton Banner
Boan
Bruce Talagt Montpelier
Thomas P. Salmon
Aero Board
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Lodge of Elks
Shaftsbury
Mra
John T. Hill Jr
Beverly Johnson
Trumansburg
N Y
Wilma Hill
Dennis Hill
John T. Hill Sr
Bellows Falls
Roma Walker
Wilfreed G. Hill
South Hamilton
Mass
Eugene K. Hill
Hanson-Walbridge
Missionary Aliance Church
Funeral Home
Franks
Salem
Farmer Fresh
Cukes
Fovey
Cooking
Pepsi-Cola
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