Farmers to appeal milk price ruling in Vermont
MONTPELIER UPI This week’s federal court ruling on the Cranston milk price differentials case is expected to be appealed. Rep Dwight Burnham and Commission Chairman Sen Rebert Brannon said distant New England dairy farmers should not bear the lawyers fees. The judge ordered $1.4 million to distant producers and $450,000 to attorneys from the distant farmers’ allotment. the original fee request was $760,000. The Supreme Court previously ruled the price differentials illegal in 1989 and the funds were held in an escrow account.
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Burnham
Commission
Sen
Rebert Brannon
Franklin - Grand Isle Counties
Supreme Court
Salmon governor walks steady through tax revenue lull
Governor Thomas P. Salmon said Vermont’s capital gains tax will yield little at first, about 3 million expected in year one but only 50 000 in two months. He defended the tax’s aim to slow development and discussed Public Service Board reforms and health standards at Vernon plant. He urged radiation safeguards over weaker proposals and noted emergency rules while Shippingport hearings proceed.
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Winooski
UPI
Thomas P. Salmon
Salmon
Newsmen
PSBA
He Aso
PSB
Daniel Ruggles
Human Services
Thomas Davis
State Health Board
Vermont Yankees Nuclear Power Corp
Vernon
Davis
Three survive Mt Abraham plane crash in Vermont
A single engine Cessna Skylane crashed on Mt Abraham ski area. Passenger Donald Hemmer, 37, and William Wickline, 45, both from Cornwall on Hudson, and pilot Ernest Kastelick, 46, from New Windsor, were rescued and treated at the Vermont Medical Center in Burlington. Hemmer led rescuers to the scene after walking down the mountain with the two others remaining aboard. The plane was en route from Twin Mountain, New Hampshire, to Stewart Field, New York. No cause was given.
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Lincoln
Mt. Abraham
Skylane
Donald Hemmer
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Lawrence Fellon
Hemmer
William Wickline
Ernest Kastelick
New Windsor
N.Y
Vermont Medical Center
Burlington
Mack Trucking Co
Newburgh
Wickline
Twin Mountain
N.H
Stewart Field
New York State
Encore Opens The Miracle Worker In Bennington Summer
Summer theatre notes relay Encore schedules July 5 to 7 and 11 to 14 for The Miracle Worker. Oldcastle Players set up at St Joseph College in Old Bennington with four one act plays by Guare Albee McNally and Schisgal beginning next Friday. Tickets at First Vermont Bank and at the door. Nearby New York theatre also accessible with Fort Salem company starting July 5 in Star Spangled Girl. Saratoga and Colonia offer theatre fare.
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Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Colonia
Harwood Faces Possible Challenge From Thurber in State Senate Race
Senator Harwood, nearing 59, seeks a fifth term amid Watergate criticism. House member Mrs. Thurber backs spending cuts but rules out a bid this year, though open to future contests. Harwood, a nurse and longtime GOP leader, chairs the State Health and Welfare Committee and has rooted reforms in penalties for drug offenses.
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Page
Sen. Harwood
Thurber
Sen
Harwood
Senate
State Health and Welfare Committee
Bethel Fish Hatchery Backed by House Panel
UPI reports Rep. Richard Mallary says the House Appropriations Committee approved an $800,000 federal fish hatchery in Bethel to restore Atlantic salmon in the Connecticut River. The hatchery would total $4 million and aims to stock the river with 500000 salmon smelts, benefiting fishermen in the region. Mallary credited New England colleagues for securing the grant and related funds.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Mallary
House Appropriations Committee
Bethel
Connecticut
Mallary
Congress
Connecticut River
New England
Auction to support Falls New York St Marys Academy
Falls NY residents donate items for a July 12 auction to aid St Marys Academy. The benefit in Hoosick Falls begins 6 PM at the high school gym with refreshments. The committee, led by Mrs. Raymond Rogers and Mrs. James Sennett, has gathered antiques, furniture, appliances, toys, clothes, and a Egyptian collections of items including clocks, china, lamps, and a diamond. Donations have filled three barns and include many curiosities awaiting pickup.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Academy
St Mary's
High Street
Raymond Rogers
James Sennett
John Hagera
Tiffany
St. Mary's Cemetery
Emma Harwood Named To Human Services Board Appointment
Gov. Thomas Salmon filled multiple vacancies naming Emma Harwood of Bennington to a six year term on the state Human Services Board. Francis Branon Jr of Fairfield also received a six year board term. Jean Swain of Rutland and George Thompson of Montpelier were appointed to terms on related commissions.
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Jean Swain
Ruland
Beard
George Thompson
Morpelier
Burlington oil spill probe tightens under state inquiry
Two suspects from New York state are being checked as part of an oil spill in Burlington Vermont. Chittenden County State’s Attorney Patrick Leahy said no firm names yet while investigations proceed. The Coast Guard aids the probe as a 300 square yard slick closed North Beach and cleanup continues. Leahy would seek a two day fine up to 20000 or rendition if needed. At least one company has refused to cooperate.
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Burlington
UPI
Burlington Arbor
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
Coast Guard
North Beach
Leshy
New York State
Leahy
Vermont
Tractor trailer overturns on I-91 near Putney kills driver
UPI reports James M. Coppala aged 39 of Newport New Hampshire died when his tractor trailer missed a curve and overturned on Interstate 91 near Putney. His 15 year old son Anthony was uninjured but taken to Brattleboro Memorial Hospital for examination.
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Putney
UPI
James M. Coppala
Newport
Anthony
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Tax grievance hearings extend into July in Bennington
Grievance Day hearings before the Bennington Board of Listers continue as taxpayers press their cases against property valuations set by Cole Layer Trumble. The sisters running the board plan to hear more today and tomorrow with 89 heard Thursday and at least 28 more slated. Decisions are expected to be mailed in the second week of July.
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Cole-Layer-Trumble
Joyce Gavin
Condition of Rep Charles Saver Worsens to Critical
A spokesman at Albany Medical Center reports that state Representative Charles Saver 44 remains in critical condition in intensive care after a hood and kidney infection. Saver, a first term Democrat from District 32, has been in ICU since transfer from Putnam Memorial Hospital last weekend. He is employed by Monument Roofing Co.
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Albany Medical Center
Charles Saver
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Sauer
District 32
Monument Roofing Uo
Vermont and New Hampshire pledge to avert border war
New Hampshire Attorney General Warren Rudman assured Vermont Attorney General Kimberly Cheney that he wants to avert a border war. He designated a highway employee as representative to relocate boundary markers in Canaan Vermont to prevent marker shift. Rudman told his rep to resist Vermont moves eastward while noting tensions echo a Maine sea boundary dispute.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
Rudman
Cheney Thureday
Canaan
Rudi Campbell
Maine
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Births and Happenings
Bennington news notes the birth of Jie 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ridgeway of Cleveland, Ohio, with former Bennington resident Nancy Danisch as the mother. Marine Pfc. Joseph F. Webber Sr. graduates from Camp LeJeune engineer equipment mechanic course. Ladies Auxiliary VFW junior unit meets Saturday at 2 p.m. at the post rooms. Lake Paran stocking reports brown, rainbow and beach trout up to 10 pounds. North West Grocery opens in former Pic N Pac in North Bennington, hours 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Local ads list Napolitano plaza specials, local dining, and service stations noting July 4 openings and gas shortages.
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Robinson Ave
Jie
Harry Ridgeway
Cleveland
Ohio
Ridgeway
Nancy Danisch
Bennington
Paran
North Bennington
Ecologists plan appeal of Maine nuke license
Citizens for Safe Power, an environmental group, will appeal the Atomic Energy Commission decision granting Maine Yankee Atomic Power a full power 40 year license. The group intervened at hearings and seeks a higher safety and ecological standard. The AEC extended the appeal to July 90. Maine Yankee said maintenance will occur in July with output rising to full capacity later in the year.
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UPI
Maine
Citizens For Safe Power
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Maine Yankee Atomic Power Co
Private
Citizens Group
Lcense
AEC
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Attorneys For Citizens For Safe Power
Maine Yankee
Wiscasett
Kay Evans
Westport Island
United Press International
U.S. District Court
William Dunham
Dunham
Youth freed after arrest in Bennington assault case
An 18 year old Bennington youth, Charles Gauthier, was released on 50 personal recognizance after an arrest for assaulting two Bennington police officers Gerald LeBean and Richard Demour. He faces charges and a curfew until arraignment next Monday in Bennington District Court.
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Bennington
Rutland Regional
Charles Gauthier
Bennington District Court
Gerald LeBean
Richard Demour
Gauthier
Mra
Doris Buchanan
Two Vehicle Collision Near Green Mountain Trailer Park
A noon Thursday crash on Route 7 at the Green Mountain Trailer Park entrance in Pownal involved two cars. Neither driver was injured. Ida Bormolinly, 18, of Williamstown Massachusetts, drove north in a 1965 Chevrolet sedan and was turning into the trailer park. Bennington Police confirmed reports of alleged illegal solicitations for a bogus Girl Scout fund drive, but officials say no such drive is being organized and no concrete complaints have been received. Police urged anyone asked to contribute to contact the police immediately.
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Powna
Green Mountain
Deriver
Ida’ Bormolinly 8
Williamstown
Mass
Bennington
Hospital Notes and Local Obituaries Spark June 28, 1973
Admissions include Gladys Potter Florence Knapp Ida Marcoux Lynn Feénam Mary Jane Morin and others in Bennington Shaftsbury Arlington Weston Hoosick Falls. Discharges list Kim Pembroke and Betty Jean Hathaway among others. Births note a son to Mr and Mrs John Griffin. Lottery results appear for several states. Collision report cites a 1971 Vega in Daviestown Ohio. Funeral services held in Notre Dame Church North Adams for Ernest J Galipeau 76. Obituary for Charles Edwin Welles formerly of Bennington and Stowe, died in Dennis Massachusetts with service planned at Old Bennington Cemetery.
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Florence Knapp
Ida Marcoux
Lynn Feénam
Mary Jane Morin
Bennington
Opal Lindsey
Shaftsbury
John Williams
Dorset
Kim Pembroke
Betty Jean Hathaway
Virginia Brandi
Pownal
Susan Putnam
Arlington
Collette Galugsha
Bast
Justine Johnson
Weston
Frank Nolt
Lynn Chapman
Hoosick Falla
Scott Adams
Cherry Plain
John Griffin
Walloomsac Road
John Waltekus
RD 2
Petersburg
Notre Dame Church
North Adams
Mass
Ernest J. Galipeau
South Church St
Julian J. Rousseau
Galipeau
Winooski
Ernest
Louise
Robert) Galipeau
Windsor Print
Sprague Electric Co
Lettle Holden
Wilfred Gilbert
Cheshire
Henry A
Melbourne
Fila
North Adams Public Works
Robert E
Water Department
Philip L
New York City
Welles
Gertrude Talbot
Charles Edwin Welles II
New Haven
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