VIP objections to Bennington election upsets ballot plan
In Bennington Vermont the VIP designation sparks dispute over party status and ballot placement for village president race. A village meeting heard objections from Santarcangelo Williams and others about party branding and election law aims. Ballots printing proceeds with both candidates listed as local and town officials vote that day.
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Tarcangelo
Vermont Independent Party
Miss Hurley
Williams
Santarcangelo
Independent Party
Bennington
Moshovelis
VIP
Philip H. Hoff
Democratic Party
Vermont Independent Party, Inc
Hoff
Hurley
Santarcal
Gelo
Southern Vermont delegates map better mental health care
More than 50 leaders from Windham Windsor Bennington and Rutland counties gathered at Woodstock Inn February 27 28 for Vermont's first coordinated mental health planning conference. The event planned broader services through research training and integrated community networks across facilities agencies and schools. Dr John B K Smith urged prevention and treatment within a unified system and warned against walls and isolation.
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Woodstock
Vermont
Woodstock Inn
Windham
Windsor
Bennington
Rutland
Montpelier
Springfield
Brattleboro
Vermont Alcoholic Rehabilitation Board
State Health Department
Children’s Aid Society
Spring Lake Ranch
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Austine School For the Deaf
Bennington College
Mental Health Division
State
John B.K. Smith
the Marlboro
N.J
State Hospital
Seton Hall
Rutgers University
Law Medicine Research Institute
Boston University
Bennington United Counseling Service
Robert F. Mines
The
Health Department
Vermont State Department of Mental Health
William L. Rucker
Mines
Legislative Interference Hoff Rebuffs by Oakes
Brattleboro Vermont Sen James L Oakes chairman of the Senate Conservation and Development Committee rejects Gov Hoff charge of executive interference in natural resources bill revisions He says a revised interagency resources bill followed a Hoff aide remark that we dont care whether it passes Hoff opposes monthly meetings for the interagency group and Oakes defends the change
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Brattleboro
Senate Conservation & Development Committee
Hoff
Executive Department
James L. Oakes
Windham
Interagency Committee On Natural Resources
Paul Guare
Senate
Oakes
Guare
Obituary for Deborah Caron in Vermont death notice
Deborah, two years old, daughter of Joyce Caron of Depot Street, died Sunday afternoon. Private funeral services at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph F. Wiseman officiating. Entombment planned at Park Lawn Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
Joyce Caron
Depot Street
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Joseph F. Wiseman
Sacred Heart Church
Park Lawn Chapel
Hospital Notes and Local Elections Update
The section lists admissions at North Bennington and Hoosick Falls hospitals including Mrs Frances Hogan and others, plus births for Mr and Mrs R Marshall Witten and Leap Year babies. Discharges include Joanne Luke and son, and Lillian Rice among others. A mental health program briefing is noted along with Brattleboro task force findings. The Bennington Board of Civil Authority voted against a special practice voting machine at the Armory polling station ahead of Town Meeting ballots on Tuesday.
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North Village
State Armory
Selectman
Joseph Higgins
Everett S. Lillie
Joseph DiGangli
Clayton Daigneault
Louis F. Sausville
Gloria Gil
Francis J. Hogan
Robert B. Condon
Bennington Board of Civil Authority
John P. Proud
Board of Civil Authority
Proud
Collision on Main Street injures girl and damages three cars
A late Saturday collision at McCall and West Main Streets Bennington Village injured 4 year old Sally Gil treated at home while two Volkswagen sedans and a third vehicle sustained serious damage. Driver Marcia Daker of North Berwick was turning left into McCall when Elwell attempting to pass struck the Daker car and forced the VW into a pole. Passengers included Sally's siblings Martin 10 and Jane 8.
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McCall
West Main Streets
Bennington Village
McCall St
Sally Gil
David Gil
Volkswagen
Richard C. Elwell
Bradford St
Gils
Marcia E. Daker
North Berwick
Maine
Miss Daker
Elwell
Main Street
McCall Street
Gil
William W. Piper
Scotia
N.Y
Martin
Jane
Education Dominates Vermont Town Meeting Ballot
Vermont’s 246 towns vote tomorrow on a constitutional amendment allowing regional schooling if cheaper. Town meetings set budgets, elect officers, and consider bond issues including a $1 million sewer plant in Winooski. Zoning rulings and mayoral contests occur in a few cities.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Winooski
Barre
St. Albans
Fish and Game Okays Land Expenditures
In Montpelier the Fish and Game Department authorizes 233650 for land purchases access development and dam construction this year. The largest 125000 funds a dam at Kent Meadows Sherburne creating 102 acres of trout water near Gifford Woods State Park. Additional dams to be built at Pine Point Sherburne Keiser Pond Danville Perch Pond Benson and East Creek Orwell with waterfowl impoundments on Little Otter Creek and Dead Creek along with access work at May Pond Barton the west shore of Albury Lake Champlain Wolcott Pond Woodward Reservoir Plymouth Vanities Grand Isle.
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Montpelier
Hoff
Fish & Game Department
Kent Meadows
Sherburne
Gifford Woods State Park
Pine Point
Keiser Pond
Danville
Perch Pond
Benson
East Creek
Orwell
Little Otter Creek
Dead Creek
May Pond
Barton
Albury
Lake Champlain
Wolcott Pond
Woodward Reservoir
Plymouth
Vantine’s
Grand Isle
State police promotions at Montpelier ceremony
James H. Ryan and Alfred Morrison, among 19 officers, were promoted to corporal by Commissioner William H. Baumann at the State House ceremony in Montpelier. Morrison’s service includes Rutland Newport Wilmington and Brattleboro. Ryan’s postings include Shaftsbury Enosburg Falls and St. Johnsbury.
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James H. Ryan
St. Johnsbury
Alfred C. Morrison
Brattleboro
William H. Baumann
State House
Montpelier
Ryan
Shaftsbury
Enosburg Falls
Morrison
Rutland
Newport
Wilmington
Vermont education bill threatened by House cuts
Vermont educators warn the House amendments to H.1 slash funding from 2.5 million dollars and could set back a decade of progress. Weston A. Cate of the Vermont Education Association urged patience, noting five years of work toward a new formula to inject state money into local districts.
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House
State Board of Education
Cate
Association
Senate
Middlebury student fined for driving 120 mph on U S 7
A Middlebury College student, Joseph B. Stevens of Princeton New Jersey was fined 80.10 in municipal court after pleading guilty to speeding up to 120 mph on U S 7 in Pownal. He was cited for driving to endanger life and property and noted that a minor car defect could have changed the outcome. Stevens celebrated his 21st birthday as police chased him from Williamstown into Pownal.
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Middlebury College
U.S. 7
Pownal
Joseph B. Stevens
Princeton
N.J
Stevens
George M. Fienberg
Williamstown
Mass
David M. Babson
Scott St
Babson
Infant dies after choking during nap visit
A Bennington doctor and Rescue Squad failed to revive Deborah, a two year old daughter of Joyce Caron, after she choked at a Dewey Street home where she was visiting. The infant had shown brain damage and a post mortem was planned to determine the cause.
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Bennington
Deborah
Joyce Caron
Depot Street
Walter Clark
Dewey Street
Chief's Son Victim Of The Robbery In Woodford Vermont
Edward L. Silver, son of Bennington Village Police Chief Edward Silver, reported to have parked along Vermont 9 in Woodford to visit a hunting camp. Between midnight Saturday and 8 a.m. Sunday, unknown suspects jacked up his 1957 Ford station wagon and stole the left front and rear tires and wheels, with the spare tire and rim also taken.
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Woodford
Edward L. Silver
Booth Terrace
Bennington Village
Edward Silver
Vermont 9
Silver
Hoff seeks maple quota or tariff end
Hoff asked Washington to raise the tariff on Canadian maple imports or establish a quota. He urged a six cent per pound tariff or a 10 million pound quota, arguing Vermont sugarmakers face unfair competition from Canada and rising unemployment among farmers and workers.
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Canada
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Main St
Knights of Columbus
Harold Cottrell
River Road
Hoosick Falls
Buckler
Phooey
Sen. Oakes
Interagency
Deborah Caron
Linda Mears
North Bennington
Stanley R. King
Frances Hogan
Millie Harrington
Wanda Provensal
Lois Hurley
Leslie Surdam
Alice Towne
Ethel ‘Powers
Jean McWaters
Jane Darknard
R. Marshall Witten
Edward P. Houran
Burgess Road
Herbert D. Smilie
Morgan Street
Charles Case
North Hoosick
Lillian Rice
Joanne Luke
Medric J. Grover
East Arlington
Frederick L. Kennedy
Dorset
Margaret Millington
Shirley LaCross
Judith Dooley
Patricia Haynes
Lorraine Lewsey
M. G. Pytko
Frank A. O’neil
Walter T. White
Passaic
Tina Russell
Katherine Dooley
Manchester Depot
John B. Marvin
Michael F. Marcinkowski
U.S. Public Health Service
Division of Health Mobilization
Eleanor Schouler
BCA
Fish & Game
Bennington Briefs
William B. Flynn
Park St
Holyoke
Colleen
Shaker Farms Country Club
Westfield
Donna Pray
Charlmer Pray
Gage St
Champlain College
Burlington
J. R. Wilson
Union St
Women of the Moose
Jane A. Potter
Mary Hier
Bessie Burgess
Haddock Ib
van Camps
Ray’s Market
Lister
WBTN
Town Sister
POL. Adv
George Estivill
Cornelius O. Granai
Wilfred Fisher
Granai
James Pignona
Raymond E. Prior
Manuel Canas Jr
E. W. Logan
Waterbury
Chelsea
Northeast Kingdom
Chittenden
Jiffy
First National Stores
North Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
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Vermont Bank and Trust Company
the Vermont Bank and Trust CO
Mimoea Fideral
Cspowt
Mesue and Corporation
Rutland - Bennington
Bellows Falls
Chester
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Alpany
Ver
Harte Theatre
Bennington, VI
Samuel Bronston
HSN
Peking
Technirama
Technica
FORD
Walter IL. Barber
Benn. Rd
Benn
Pontiac
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