Bennington Class of 1983 Announces Reservation Deadline
Bennington High School seniors are reminded that the reservations deadline is Saturday. Send forms to Mrs. Doris Farrar at 108 Jefferson Ave. Carl R. Joachim, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Joachim of Jewett Drive Bennington, earned a bachelor of arts degree at May 27 commencement exercises at St Michael's College Winooski Park.
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Bennington High School
Doris Farrar
Jefferson Ave
St. Michael's College
Winooski Park
Carl R. Joachim
Richard Joachim
Jewett Drive
Bennington
Eagles Notes Tag sale at old Eagles Home June 30 and July 1
A tag sale to dispose of contents of the old Eagles Home will be held June 30 and July 1 at 110 County St. Arthur Goodwin conducts the sale for the Bennington Aerie 1961 Fraternal Order of Eagles. Items include a draft beer system a steel sink and other club articles. The sale benefits the lodge and tickets for the FO Eagles clambake on July 22 are limited to 200. Reservations are ongoing at the club rooms and tickets will be available soon. The regular bake is seven dollars and with lobster ten dollars.
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Eagles
County St
Arthur Goodwin
Bennington Aerie
Order of Eagles
FO. Eagles
Bennington Court Handles Vehicular Manslaughter Case
In Bennington District Court Monday Jefery N. Rowe 14 of Springfield pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter in the April 19 Route Seven crash that killed George J. Miller the county’s first auto fatality this year Rowe faces $10000 bail and a suspended license charge bail set 190 released in his own recognizance. Also Judge Morrissey fined Beaudoin 52 of Manchester 50 for disorderly conduct Stay suspended sentence probation issued. Other pleas include William George 17 Rutland not guilty on car theft red light and license charges bail 500.
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Bennington District Court
Jefery N. Rowe
Springfield
George J. Miller
Miller
Bennington County
Rowe
John P. Morrissey
Thin Landgrove
Rutland
Morrissey
Roger Beawtoin
Manchester
Beaudoin
Bennington
George M. Fienberg
William J. George
Ball
Jeffery Galusta
Arlington
Galusha
William E. Squires
Shaftsbury
Theodore B. Beadle
Vermont
Bruce A. Harris
Pownal
Marriage Unites Marshall Knapp and Lucinda Hudson
Miss Lucinda Jean Hudson and Marshall Ralph Knapp wed in Bennington at the Second Congregational Church. The ceremony, written by the couple, combined vows, readings, and an agape feast. They plan a Canada to California honeymoon and will reside in Burlington while she studies pre medical work and he completes seminary training.
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Lucinda Jean Hudson
Richard and
Joan Hudson
Union Springs
N.Y
Marshall Ralph Knapp
Ronald Knapp
Frances Knapp
Bennington
Second Congregational Church
Charles ‘Thompson
North Bennington
Susan Gimn
Jesus
Emmaeus
Alice Noel
Searsburg
Burlington
Bride Gras
Canada
California
Constitutional Amendments Reshape State Judicial System
Proposed constitutional amendments modernize statewide court structure and terms. They extend terms for constitutional officers, create a unified judiciary with Supreme and Superior Courts, and allow divisions within courts. The amendments limit county courts, grant Supreme Court administrative control, set retirement ages, and outline electing and replacing judges along with impeachment and vacancies provisions.
Vermont Constitutional Revisions Propose Amendments and Elections Changes
A historic Vermont document outlines proposals including Proposals VII and VV with amendments to residency rules for legislators, reelection procedures, and reworking sections of the constitution. It details election canvassing, Governor offices, a new method for constitutional revision, and future referendums by the Freemen.
Amendment Era Proposals and Judicial Provisions Noted
The text outlines proposed constitutional amendments affecting voting by freemen, trial rights, jury procedures, and judicial structure. It references sections, articles, and chapters to be struck or amended, including Article 10 and Article 20, with changes to jury trials, confrontations, and speedy trials. It also details the organization of courts, treasurer duties, and sections on election of local officials and justices of the peace.
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Vermont
Boal
Ander
Stote
Canvay
Ohnes
Sinemnor
Trewnien
Shell
Secretary of State
Hull Benave Pape
Aris
Arrugdanice
General Assembly
United Dudicia’ Aysteas
Supreme Court
Odes
Waritta
Bute Bay
Broora
Supreme
Lawne By
Judicia
Supreme Clan Rot
Lary Bt
Supreme Gov
Sorerior Court
Apd Ater
Sute
Ineir
Wreerten
Thule
Altornuya
Justices of the Peace
Shertiés
Bhale
Turtedtelon
Supreme Court Jurisdiction and Judicial Appointment Provisions
The text outlines the Supreme Court's original and appellate powers, administrative control over state courts, and disciplinary authority for judges and attorneys. It details division of courts, equity and civil jurisdiction, and sets appointment rules for chief and associate justices including interim appointments, Senate confirmation, and terms of office.
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Sudlelal
Supreme Court
Supérior Court
Senate
Daetr Lorena
Lertrd
Serra
Supreme Coacl
General Assembly
Mil
Umet
Tuuge
Shell
Nerman
Ell Sabardiante
Ayall Lw
Tney
Judes
Supcerty Court
Vermont Constitution amendments and court powers proposal
A long proposed Vermont constitutional revision outlines Supreme Court disciplinary rules and court administration, updates to oath for freemen, and restructured legislative sections for House and Senate districts. It details term lengths, election timing, and apportionment, aiming for geographic compactness and equality among districts.
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Géneral Assembly
Amuintal
Senate
Lay
Conera Assembly
General Assembly
Anuher
Dowaday
Supreme Court
Legal Aid Conference on Low Income Law at Johnson State
Legal Aid sponsors a two day session at Johnson State College July 12 14 covering changes in laws affecting low income persons. Topics include new congressionally approved programs for aged blind and disabled and new Health Education Welfare regulations on dental eye and hearing care for under 21. Low income attendees may join free. lodging details and registration by William Dalton Box S12 Burlington VT 663-2871.
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Burlington
Vermont
Legal Aid
Johnson State College
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Johnson State
William Dalton
Youth protest for police pension fund in Maywood
Longhaired youths in blue jeans picketed Maywood city hall since Friday to pressure the City Council to create a police pension fund. They cited Officer Thomas Thackerson, 51, wounded in a May 27 gun battle, who faces retirement on Social Security with no pension.
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Maywood
Calif
UPI
Man In Blue
Aig
Thomas ‘Mhackerson
Thackerson
Bicentennial events set for Hubbardton weekend
Hubbardton gears up for a July 7 8 bicentennial at the East Hubbardton Historic Sites area with a noon Saturday show. The event features A Day in the Life of a Continental Soldier and includes Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and Drums of Connecticut and Knowlton's Rangers in authentic period dress, marking the 1777 Battle of Hubbardton with a museum and 41 acres.
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Hubbardton
East Hubbardton
Vermont
Connecticut
Knowlton
Washington
Bunker Hill
Out
Bgston
Fort Ti
Board of Historic Sites
Williams Pinney
Veterans of
Garofalo Alters Risque Tow Truck Caricature
Detroit readers noted a controversial tow truck mural nicknamed The Happy Hooker. Garofalo raised the neckline after a pilot patient and his supporters complained it was too risque, citing public decency concerns.
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Detroit
UPI
Garofala
Vie Detroit Pateoloan
Garofalo
Two Red Cross volunteers retire from Bloodmobile duty
Two longtime volunteers leave Bloodmobile work in Bennington as the Red Cross relies on donors and a reorganized local team. Mrs. John Mook departs as post chair and Mrs. Richard Guerrero takes over. Mrs. William Sennett resigns from telephone caller duties to focus on other Red Cross tasks, with Mrs. George Jenkins becoming the new telephone caller chair. The Bloodmobile returns to First Baptist Church Colgate Hall on Wednesday June 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. donors urged to give a pint and join the effort.
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Margaretd
Clark
American Red Cross
Bennington
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Main St
John Mook
Richard Guerrero
William Sennett
The
Red Cross
George Jenkins
John Ogilvie
Richard Gerken
John Fitterof
Charles Longtin
John Litster
Sawyer's Getty Station
Gilmey-Haypes & Kane Funeral Home
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Bennington Briefs
Kenneth A. Ringquist
Chester Depot
William Onorato
Woodford
Marshall Knapp
Lucinda Hudson
Tom Steffen
Fred Hudson
Katie Hudson
Reb Gunn
Mark
David Hudson
John Hudson
Bill Dupree
Lisa
SS. Paul
Corinth
Mr. and
Mrs. Marshal R. Knapp
U.S.A
Richard C. Thomar
Mares
Contentizan
Renee Tleelion
Tim Lock
Priettexus
Freeman
House
Phofoeali
Piertha
Ceofelny
Ube
Ciffers
Tere
Chaltras
Sala Tesiles
Ute
House of Representatives
Se Senate
Lagal
George D. Aiken
U.S. Senate
Capitel Adid
Washington, D.C
Peoples Republic of China
Jouriers
Hugh Seall
Pennsylvania
Mike Mansfield
Muntatut
Aiken
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