Bennington Briefs Gymkhana Race and Honors Reported
The Southern Vermont Stock Horse Association will host its third Gymkhana this Sunday June 19 at noon on Route 67A at the Vermont New York line with a concession and free admission. Three Bennington County students join the President's list at College of St. Joseph the Provider in Rutland for the spring term with Penelope Madison Arlington and Margaret Harrington and Karen Pratt Bennington achieving a 3.25 to 4.0 average. Christine Leamon daughter of Rev J Thomas Leamon of 10 Waterman Pit Williamstown MA and Lucille Leamon of Monument Avenue Bennington earned a Brown University BA. Mt Greylock Regional High School alum.
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Arlington
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Karen Pratt
Bennington
Christine Leamon
J. Thomas Leamon
Waterman Pit
Williamstown
Mass
Lucille Leamon
Monument Avenue
Brown University
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Windham panel finds insanity in motel murder
NEWFANE UPI A Windham County grand jury declined to indict Arthur Hansen for the Brattleboro Holly Motel murder, ruling he was insane at the time of the shooting. Manud was killed after an argument with a motel guest in May 1976. Hansen, once charged with first degree murder, was found incompetent, confined to Vermont State Hospital, then released due to a bureaucratic error. a hearing within 15 days will decide further confinement.
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Waterbury
Bennington District Court Finds Doucette Guilty on DWI
In Bennington District Court Judge John Lowrey found Albany resident Edward C. Doucette, 47, guilty of DWI second offense for the Nov. 7, 1976 incident and fined 125 dollars. He also lost driving privileges in Vermont for three years. He pleaded not guilty to eluding a police officer and driving while license suspended, second offense, on June 12 and was released on his own recognizance. Three Boston men 18 pleaded no contest to breaking and entering in the nighttime at Shultz Jewelers Inc. Feb. 13 and were placed on probation with restitution to be set by the probation department. Richard A. Dahm, 30, Arlington, pleaded no contest to a road-violation resulting in the death of David A. Kobel, Roselle Park, N.J., on Feb. 4, fined 500 dollars and placed on probation. A second DWI involving a fatality was dismissed.
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Joseph M. Dillon
Shultz
Jewelers Inc
Richard A. Dahm
Arlington
David A. Kobel
Roselle Park
N.J
DWI
Spelling mixup in Bell title prompts joke
The National Journal reports a weekly note from the President correcting the word general to genital in Attorney General Griffin Bell's title. The President jokes about the misprint, returning the report with a quip.
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UVM study panels submit four major campus reports
Four University of Vermont study committees have reported to President Lattie F. Coor. The panels cover undergraduate and graduate education and research, student life outside class, and Vermont related research. Highlights urge faculty development, centralized research leadership, enhanced advising, and stronger ties to campus life.
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Lattie F. Coor
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Vermont
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