Bennington Court Records Highlight Week’s Plea Actions
Bennington District Court handled a slate of pleas and dismissals this week. Clark Solomon, aka Clark Salmon of Bennington, pleaded not guilty to aggravated assault and cruelty to animals, released on total recognizance bail of 1250 dollars. Several defendants faced fines, probation terms, and suspended sentences for DUI, vehicle offenses, and related charges across Bennington, Manchester, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Fienberg
Bennington District Court
Clark Solomon
Clark Salmon
Bennington
Richard Washington
Dale H. Wenner
Morgan Center
Donald J. Tobin
Manchester
Keith W. Atkins
Bondville
William H. Davis
Dale P. Mayer
Roger F. Anderson
Braintree
Mass
Manchester Center
David T. Ivanko
Fairfield
Conn
Alvin R. Aiken
North Bennington
George J. Vien
Pownal
Stephen Seifert
Robert I. Littlefield
Ruby Littlefield
Pow
William A. Brown
John A. Montgomery
Williamstown
Peter S. Chapman
Dorset
Steven P. Bruso
Thomas F. Britton
Torrington
Music scheme probed in Burlington concert plan
Authorities investigate a potential scheme around a country music concert advertised with Tammy Wynette and Earl Scruggs at Memorial Auditorium. Promoters failed to sign a lease, hotel dinner payments are unpaid, Wynette not paid, and mail order tickets may have been sold. Chittenden County DA called it a matter of concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Memorial Auditorium
Tammy Wynette
Earl Scruggs
Boston Weekend Weather Outlook From NWS
The New England extended forecast calls for fair weather Friday and Saturday, with a chance of rain Sunday. Daytime highs range from the 50s and 60s in the south to the 40s and 50s in the north, with overnight lows in the 40s south and the 20s to 30s north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
New England
National Weather Service
Bennington Briefs highlight Potter move and local events
Miss Nanette L. Potter leaves Bennington for Brattleboro to study at Thompson School for Practical Nurses after a year as a Nurses Aide at the Bennington Convalescent Center. Also noted are Kendall Adams honored for 50 years in Scouting at Second Congregational Church, a veterans assistance officer at the Vermont Veterans Home, Bennington Little League meeting, a VFW corned beef supper with music, dance at Bennington Club, FOE Aerie 1861 dinner dance, Dr William Wolfe chiropractor ad, and Shea Agency insurance reminder for mobile home owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanette L. Potter
Burton W. Potter
Elm Street
Brattleboro
Thompson School For
Potter
Bennington Convalescent Center
MAUS
Kendall F. Adams
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Troop 353
Veterans’ Assistance
Vermont Veterans’ Home
Bennington Little League
First Vermont Bank
ECON TREK to Teach Vermont Classroom Money Management
State industries and bankers fund a $24 000 program at the University of Vermont to boost economic education through ECON TREK. Plans include workshops a two week summer session at UVM six Vermont ETV broadcasts lesson plans and a community info campaign. First regional workshop is March 14 in Waterman Building UVM with additional sites March 16 22 24 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Associated Industries of Vermont
Vermont Bankers’ Association
University of Vermont Division of
Vermont
Malcolm Severance
UVM Business Administration Department
Jonathan Weil
University of Vermont
Vermont Etv
Lowell
UVM
Kane Hayes Engagement Announced in Burlington and Enosburg Falls
Kathryn Marie Kane of 181 Lafayette Place Burlington and James Steven Hayes of Enosburg Falls announce their engagement. Kane, a Vermont College nursing student and Medical Center Hospital emergency room worker, is the daughter of John J. Kane. Hayes, a 1976 University of Vermont graduate and Alpha Tau Omega member, farms with his father in Enosburg Falls. he is the son of James P. and Mrs Hayes. The wedding is set for August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Marie Kane
Lafayette Place
Burlington
James Steven Hayes
Enosburg Falls
John J. Kane
Gage St
Julia Elwell Kane
Vermont College
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
James P. Hayes
University of Vermont
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Senior Citizens Event Schedule and Winners Card Party
Friday March 11 public card party at 8 p.m. prizes awarded with Marion Jolivette first prize and door prize Ruth Carpenter second prize. hostess Veronica Galipeau. Sunday March 13 social at 1 30 p.m. Monday March 14 business meeting at 7 30 p.m. preceded by potluck supper. covered dish due by 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Jolivette
Ruth Carpenter
Veronica Galipeau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles “Chips” Tilgner
Daniel Kane
Tilgner
Carmela Napolitano
Pam Holley
John Skahill
Teri Mantello
Lucy Olmstead
Phil Reilley
Mandy Rodemer
Stanley R. King
Mark J. Hall
Arlington
Thomas P. Ottotnicky
SHINE
Coats
Bao A
Bennington Briefs
Dan Colette
Bennington Club
Burton Potter
Bennington Foe Aerie
Mts. Clay Orchestra
William Wolfe
Northside Drive
Monument Plaza
The
Shea Agency Inc. Adv
Nichals
Labazia Ouch
LaFazia
Orise
Bankers Aid
Waterman
Wilmington
Red Mill
Hilltop
Barre- Montpelier
Lyndonville
Town and Country
New England Inn
Woodstock
Division of Continuing Education
Grasse Mount
Kane — Hayes
Kathryn M. Kane and
James S. Hayes
Will
Betty George
Channel 13
Jackets & VE
Sy Hee
Shaffel
PVG Ss
North Adams
Cristalle
Chanel
Crista
Cologne
England
Allendale
Pittsfield
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