Bennington businessman retraces Ulysses voyage by plane
John R. Cook, president of Chemical Fabrics, and his wife completed a 20,000 mile Beechcraft flight retracing Odysseus route from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania to Europe, the Mediterranean and Asia Minor. They departed March 29 and logged stops in Newfoundland, Azores, Lisbon, Corsica, Sicily, Crete, Cyprus, Athens, Istanbul, England, Iceland, Greenland, and back to Pennsylvania, finishing in one month.
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John R. Cook
Chemical Fateles
Bathlehem
Ulysses
Mauricio Obregon
Europe
Medititerranean
Asia Minor
Beechcraft
Chemical Fabrics
Cook
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Bethlehem
Azores
Lisbon
Spain
Balearicas
Corsica
Sardinia
Sicily
Malta
Crete
Cyprus
Corfu
Athens
Istanbul
France
England
Iceland
Greenland
Pennsylvania
Mediterranean
Chittenden Trust to Absorb County National Bennington Bank
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp approves the August 31 1973 merger of County National Bank of Bennington with Chittenden Trust Co moving County Bank into the Bennington Division. Melvin A Dyson will head the division as Chittenden becomes Vermonts largest bank and first southern Vermont presence. A Newport boy Shawn Collins 11 was killed when his tractor rolled over in Newport Center.
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Chittenden
Vermont
Bennington Bank
Middlebury
Bennington
Melvin A. Dyson
University of Vermont
Dyson
County National
Newport
Shawn
Collins
Newport Center
County Bank
Exchange
County National Bank
County
Chttenden
Stock Exchange
Glover braces for Fourth of July rock festival
Glover officials weigh festival plans as promoters expect up to ten thousand attendees on land leased by Howard Conley. Town officials fear capacity and safety gaps, with no local ordinances to block the event and Sanitation and health arrangements managed by promoter Clay Fuller.
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Selectman
Dean Bailey
Bailey
Glover
Backe
Howard Conley
Glover Selectmen
Conley
Burlington
Clay Fuller
Fisher Price
Costa
Treasure Rouse
Hell's Angels denied permit for Somerset camping trip
Hell's Angels told not to return to Green Mountain National Forest for mid August camping after last year’s Somerset encampment. Officials cite need for group permits, fire restrictions, and area limits as part of new regulations. Windham County sheriff patrols Somerset daily and law enforcement across states monitor potential treks from Connecticut New York and Massachusetts.
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Hell's
Ange
Green Mountain National Forest
Somerset
Joe Sposta
Angels
Somerne
National Forest
Angels Aa
Spasta
Windham County
New England
Connecticut
New York
Massachusetts
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School Street
Bennington Convalescent Center
Ralph Walk
Glenn
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John C. Thompson
John ©. Thompson
Corey Lane
Som
Henry Bourgeois
Sacred Hearts Church
Richard Weldman
Gerald Kim
Thomas Bunting
John Yard
Jeffreys Ae A Bourgeslee
Saister
Calvary Cemetery
Glenmont
Thompson
Albany
Reno, Ney
Charlee C. Chamberlain
Fullerton
Calif
Chamberlain
Rosascos
Enterprise
Clea Pa AO Pall Sd A Restaurant
Monument Plaza
Bennington, YT
Hell’s Angels
Jaycees
Anthony Jaycees
James Santarcangelo
Richard Cameron
Ralph LeBarron
Douglas Krause
Bruce Mack
Donald King
Hollywood
Edy Williams
Russ Mayer
Williams
Tim Finney
Carl Benjamin Jr
Henry Gilbar
Finney
Cameron
Santarcangelo
Spearn
Angela
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Path of Total Awareness
Burdette Ave
N.Y
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Cathing & Gould Jewelers
Rexall
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Main ST
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Gordon
South ST
Sceeb
Miami
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Cece
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Carters
Dey Ray
WTC
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