Bennington Court Actions Include Guilty Pleas and Fines
In Bennington District Court multiple defendants faced varied charges. Donald F. Longley admitted driving with a suspended license in East Arlington on May 6 and paid a $100 fine. Other defendants pleaded not guilty to forged instrument, disorderly conduct, DUI, non-support, and related offenses, with bail set or released. Sentences included fines, recognizance bail, and suspended sentences with probation where noted.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Donald F. Longley
Sunderland
East Arlington
David Ryan
Corrine C. Tidd
Congress St
Charles R. Gray
Manchester Center
Manchester
Herve LaChance
Shaftsbury
Stephen A. Drake
Ben Mont Ave
Thomas G. Holland
Main St
Wallace F. Colvin
Arlington
Winifred A. Dufresne Jr
Burgess Road
John L. Burdick
Harwood Hill
Pownal
Stephen G. Levine
River St
Commissioner of Corrections
Pearl E. Salmon
Catamount Trailer Park
Thomas Calak
Bondville
Rupert
Terry A. Merrow
Depot St
David Pratt
Chapel Road
Kenneth C. Bleau
Willowbrook
Loyal R. Bottler
Vernon W. Hollister
VPIRG praises Vermont air controls after compromise
Vermont Public Interest Group reversed earlier criticism and praised revised air pollution rules adopted by the Air Pollution Section on June 24. VPIRG had objected at a June 17 public hearing that automobile sources were excluded and warned of degraded air in urban areas.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
VPIRG
Vermat
Leigh Seddon
Burlington
Racing chairman defends stance on Appaloosa racing ban
In Montpelier the State Racing Commission chair Fred Davis faced criticism from Earle Ellingwood and lawmakers over the defeat of a bill to permit Appaloosa racing. Ellingwood accused Davis of disrespect and biased attitude, while Rep. Stone and Edward Miller called the panel unresponsive and damaging to public service. Davis said lack of knowledge about Appaloosas justified his position and the group will pursue the bill again next year.
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Davis
Charles Stone
East Montpelier
Edward Miller
Legislative Council
Stone
The
Racing Commission
Ellingwood
Vermont State Human Rights Commission Faces Crippling Shortfall
The Vermont Human Rights Commission, crippled by a narrow mandate and a token $1,000 appropriation after the 1976 legislature, may hold limited sessions until the issue is brought before the 1977 legislature. Chair Margaret Lucenti seeks funding and expansion to include sex discrimination in housing and public accommodations amid internal dissension and accusations against the attorney general.
Furniture sales foreseen to climb through 1976 in NY report
NEW YORK UPI: The National Association of Furniture Manufacturers predicts furniture sales will rise 12 percent this year and another 11 percent in 1976. Prices are expected to increase less than 5 percent this year and about 6 percent next year.
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New York
UPI
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Association
Utility's first wind powered home in Bloomfield
The Bernard Gostyla family installed a 50 foot wind powered generator to cut power bills. The unit, built by North Wind Power Co. of Warren Vermont, cost 2500 dollars and feeds into a basement inverter to supply Hartford Electric Light Co. service. The device supplements HELCO power and may reduce usage when wind is strong.
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Bloomfield, Conn
UPI
Bernard Gostyla
Russell Gostyla
North Wind Power Co
Warren Vt
Hartford Electric Light Co
North Wind
HELCO
Mortgage rates fall for homeowners in 1975
UPI reports the U S League of Savings Associations says typical American home mortgage seekers secured better rate breaks than corporations in 1975. For most of the year conventional new home loan rates stayed under nine percent, outperforming AAA rated corporate bond rates.
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Chicago
UPI
U. S. League of Savings Associations
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State Air Controls
Aero
Seddon
Portsmouth
England
Death Watch
Lord Nelson
HMS Victory
Royal Navy
Cdr
Peter Whitlock
Britain
Grocers
Furniture Inc
ELM ST
Bennington, VT
Racing
Furniture
Finast
Utility
Windpower
Rosasco
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams Mass
Berkshire
Geee
Berkshire Museum
Berkshire County
Norman Rockwell
Morgan Bulkley
Hancock Shaker Village
Clip & Mail
Berkshire Eagle
P.O
Pittsfield
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