Donors Line Up as Bloodmobile Delivers 157 Pints
In response to a radio appeal, donors lined up at the Baptist Church Bloodmobile for emergency needs at Burlington Medical Center. 157 pints donated, 40 pints retrieved via Bennington Airport for immediate processing, with 2 temporary deferrals. New Gallon Club members listed by gallons donated and representing various local organizations.
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Burlington Medical Center
The
Baptist Church
Bennington
Burlington
Medical Center
Gallon Club
Helen Harrington
Robert Nolan
George Renner
Walter Parmenter
Eugene Kosche
John Fothergill
Truman Noyes
Samuel Carrara
Donald Capella
William Cone
Sarah Allen
Barry Bodine
George Ropitsky
Margaret Tienken
Union Carbide
Bijur Lubricating Corp
K. Miller
MERCY
Dean Hanson
Jeffrey
Red Cross Blood Bank
Eugene Clark
Red Cross
Richard B. Leake III
Roy Marsden
Draft Board Won't Move After All Bennington Case
In a telephone interview Colonel George Hatch of Vermont's Selective Service Board said Congress barred co location of draft boards. Bennington will not relocate its local draft board to Rutland as announced, leaving the Bennington board in place on South Street in the Federal Building.
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Bennington
George Hatch
Vermont
Selective Service Board
Rutland
Kennington
South Street
Federal Building
John Carbine
Public Service Board
Ernest Gibson III
Frederick J. Fayette
D-Chittenden-Grand Isle
Sup
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Across Vermont and New York
Admissions include Kilda Robinson Bruce B Beh Nora Welch Suzanne Gibbons Sandra Ellis Anthony Lauzon Tina Merriman Raymond Harrison Harold Cross. Discharges list Dorothy Monroe Arthur Phillips Patricia Reynolds Ruth Sweet Jane Davis. Birth announcements note a son for George and wife on June 16 and daughters for Sloan Spencer Sanders Gosley, all around Bennington East Arlington Pownal Vail Road and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilda Robinson
Bruce B. Beh
North Bennington
Nora M. Welch
North Pownal
Suzanne Gibbons
Sandra Ellis
Anthony E. Lauzon
Bennington
Tina D. Merriman
Cambridge
N.Y
Raymond Harrison
Petersburg
Harold A. Cross
Arlington
Dorothy Monroe
Arthur E. Phillips
Patricia S. Reynolds
Ruth Sweet
Jane Ann Davis
Peru
George Squires
R.D
Pownal Road
Environmental Board adopts power line regulations in Vermont
The Vermont Environmental Board approved its sixth draft of transmission line rules after a brief 20 minute hearing. The regulations encourage burying lines by exempting underground cables from development permits under the 1970 Land Development Control Act and also exempt municipal water and sewer lines. Underground oil lines would require state approval.
Nixon seeks broad drug programs with new funding
President Nixon proposes $371 million more for drug control in a wider budget push. The plan expands veterans rehab access, seeks $105 million for treatment, $10 million for education, and new anti smuggling and enforcement funding. It includes 2 million for detection tech, 2 million for herbicides research, and aid to foreign law enforcement.
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Nixon
New York City
Veterans Administration
Congress
Treasury Department
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Agriculture Department
Snyder may reverse resignation decision
Snyder, chairman of the Vermont Law Enforcement Training Council, says he reconsidered resigning and will stay on. Gov. Davis and AG Jeffords urged him to remain after the 1971 legislature moved the council to Public Safety. He opposed extending police training to 12 weeks, but Corcoran agreed to shorter courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Attorney General's Office
Public Safety Department
Snyder
Public Safety
Edward Corcoran
Corcoran
Barre Town approves elementary expansion but rejects high school bond
Barre Town voters approve a 1.8 million elementary school expansion on a recount of 596 to 590, while a nearly 3 million bond to build a learning center is rejected 957 to 226. Total project cost reaches 2.6 million with state aid. high school students will continue attending Spaulding High School in Barre City on a tuition basis.
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Barre Town
Spaulding High School
Barre City
Broadway Cast Pickets Clash With Police At City Hall
New York UPI report says Oh Calcutta cast member Raina Barrett was arrested during a protest against a 3 percent theater tax. A breeze exposed her under her gown, while nine others picketed with her. Also notes Senior Citizens Center summer hours and club activities. Wendell Carey and Anne Doran won last Friday’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Oh, Calcutta
City Hall
Senior Citizens Center
Senior Citizens Club
Wendell Carey
Anne Doran
Clean waters program at Tuesday garden club meeting
The Conservation Committee of the Bennnington Garden Club invites the public to a Tuesday, June 22, 8 p.m. talk at First Baptist Church Colgate Hall. Vermont Water Resources Commissioner Martin Johnson will discuss the governor’s 10 year clean water program, current pollution levels, and planned actions. Johnson, a native of Vermont, has degrees from the University of Colorado MIT and Johns Hopkins and has led Vermont water programs since 1970. He and his two sons reside in Marshfield.
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First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Conservation Committee
Bennington Garden Club
Martin Johnson
Vermont
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Johns Hopkins University
Johnson
Sleeper’s River
Danville
Soil Conservation Service
Marshfield
Salisbury poll favors new power plant in town
In Salisbury an informal poll among 325 residents suggests townspeople wouldn t mind a major power plant in the area. Town selectmen are tallying opinions to gauge sentiment for the project.
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Salisbury
UPI
Summer school reminders and civic plant site discussion
Summer school runs June 21 through July 30 in all elementary schools of the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union with remedial reading and math offered and pre school classes in many areas. Parents were sent schedules. for recheck call the school principal or director Arthur Barriere at 7 7096. Remedial math and reading recipients at the Junior High must report June 18 1971 at 9 30 a.m. for class times. Separately Vermont Electric Power Co reviews Addison County sites for a 400000 kilowatt fossil plant. West Salisbury is among three sites with Velco aiming for completion by 1976 to meet northwestern Vermont power needs amid opposition claims Salisbury residents oppose the facility.
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Vermont Supervisory Union
Arthur Barriere
Main Street
West Salisbury
Vermont Electric Power Co
Velco
Vermont
Salisbury
Two plead guilty to bad check charges in Bennington court
In a special arraignment session at Bennington District Court, Robert Kesick and Stephen M. Corbett faced charges for bad checks. Kesick, 22, of Townsend, pleaded not guilty to intoxication breach of peace and disorderly conduct from a June 15 incident involving a Bennington police officer. bail set at 500 dollars, he was released on his own recognizance with a county travel restriction. Corbett, 22, of …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Robert Kesick
Townsend
Gerald LeBeau
John P. Morrissey
Bennington County
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Richard J. Carom
North Bennington
Neil S. Moss
Main Street
Donald Hurley
Janet
Westford woman pleads innocent in child neglect case
A Westford woman, 23, pleaded innocent in Vermont District Court to child neglect charges linked to the death of her 2 year old daughter Wanda Gyne Hatin last March. Autopsy cited peritonitis. Bail set at 1000 dollars after arraignment. case spans March 10 to 17 with the child found in a crib. Proceedings also note other local pleas and a Dorset obituary.
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Westford
UPI
Vermont
Burlington
Leslie Horne Hatin
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
Wanda Gyne Hatin
Bennington College Plans Weekend Commencement activities
Bennington College schedules commencement this weekend with a Friday 4 p.m. student concert in the College Barn, a 6 30 p.m. buffet in Jennings Garden, and an 8 30 p.m. address by poet Anis Nin on the Commons Lawn. Saturday graduates meet at the Barn Quadrangle for degree conferment followed by an informal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington College
Anis Nin
Jennings Garden
Miss Nin
Barn
Bennington planners plan at Shaftsbury strawberry festival
Shaftsbury reports the Bennington County Regional Planning Commission will hold its monthly meeting during the annual strawberry festival at the Whitman farm in Shaftsbury. Local officials prepare for the session amid festival activities and community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Bennington County Regional Planning Commission
Whitman Farm
North Bennington tax dispute looms in Vermont village hearing
North Bennington residents press for tax relief amid a Unification Act dispute with Arlington Town. Board members weigh legal options, consider hiring counsel, and seek Barber's opinion to resolve potential inequities. Other county matters include regional planning talks and a spate of accidents reported by state police.
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North Bennington
King
Joseph Carroll
Board of Civil Authority
Leon Eldred
Bennington
J. Duncan Campbell
Barber
Welling
Norton
and Selectman
J.C. Jerome
Campbell
BCA
Ellis Winslow
Eldred
Vermont
Willow Road
Route 7
Gerald F. Butler
Clarence Harvey
Butler
Ore Bed Road
Gary R. Church
King’s Variety Store
East Arlington
Philip E. Bailey
Maple Street
Fred J. Hawley
Bailey
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John H. Sloan
Martin E. Spencer
Safford St
Jerod Sanders
R.D. 1
Vail Road
Gary Gosley
BenMont Ave
Environmental Board
Gibson
Fayette
Senate
SUN
MOOSE
A& W
MON
Been-Mobile
Display
Tansitor
VFW
Benn-Mobile
THURS
Moose FBI
Adalate Cmm
Lara Omes Lem Eeu Kg
Approve
Bennington Briefs
Senior Citizens’ Center
Bennington High School
Mt. Anthony Country Club
George Raymond
Main St
Addison County
Stephen M. Corbett
Mrs
Daniel Wade
Alta M. Wade
South Dorset
DeGoesbriand Unit
Medical Center of
Wallingford
Fred L
Susan (Moore ) Hart
Danby
Pawlet
Wade
Paul D
Susie Clark
West Pawlet
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
United Church of
Dorset
East Rupert
Hal C. Miller
BCRPC
Ellen Reiss
Dover-Wilmington
Margaret Elaine Stone
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Turkeys
Franks
Iford & Gagenday
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