Hearst Walton connection in Pa farmhouse hideout
Reports indicate basketball star Bill Walton was questioned by the FBI over Patricia Hearst’s Pennsylvania farmhouse hideout. Investigators seek Walton’s close associate Jack Scott, once his roommate, and probe possible Las Vegas links with Hearst and the Harris group.
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Hearst- Walton
San Francisco
UPI
Bill Walton
FBI
Patricia ‘Hearst
Pennsylvania Farm
Jack Scott
Walton
Miss Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Scott
Oberlin College
Ohio
Charles Garry
Pennsylvania
Las Vegas
Nev
Harrises
Wendy Masako Yoshimura
South Canaan
Bill
Garry
Micki
Portland
Ore
Portland Trailblazers
National Basketball Association
Scotts
Long Island Newsday
Harrisburg
California
Newsday
John Scott Sr
San Francisco Examiner
Industrial layoffs mount as firms trim workforce nationwide
The survey details widespread job cuts across manufacturing and services. Bijur Lubricating and Tansitor Electronics reduce staff amid stalled negotiations and delayed contracts. Hale Co and Green Mountain Furniture report steep sales declines and shrinking payrolls, with idle capacity rising. Other firms forecast gradual hiring as inventories tighten and the economy weakens, while some avoid layoffs by rotating schedules.
State jobless benefits high as February figures released
Vermont jobless benefits totaled 2,848,762 in February under state Unemployment Compensation law, down from January's 3,059,993 but above February last year at 1,936,289. Extended Benefits reached 417,723 that month with no FEB benefits last year. Federal Supplemental Benefits added 400,355. An 80th birthday was celebrated March 8 at Mt Anthony Country Club for Charles Fienberg of Bennington, with 25 relatives attending and donations to charity noted.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Charles Fienberg
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Joseph Lachant
Michael Lachant
Neil Lachant
Syracuse
N.Y
Philip Ebersman
Francine Ebersman
Fair Lawn
N.J
William Ebersman
Washington, D.C
Rose Hulett
Shaftsbury
Fienberg
J.C. Jerome
Bennington Briefs Highlights Local Events And Scholarships
Bennington hosts a Diet for a small planet talk at 7 30 p.m. Monday at Second Congregational Church Hillside Street sponsored by Bennington Quakers. Also Mon March 17 at noon the Bennington County Medical Auxiliary meets at Shirkshire Restaurant. Two Bennington girls are among 24 out of town seniors receiving over 36000 in scholarships to American International College for fall term. recipients include Deborah L Southworth and Candice Murphy both listed with parent names and addresses. Napolitano's Pizzeria advertises pizza spaghetti sauce meatballs hot subs with phone number 442 3949. SUAP extended benefits exhausted claimants total 65472 paid. Last full week 15058 workers filed for VC benefits versus 10236 a year ago. February regular weekly benefit averaged 65.97. Vermont Employment Security paid 69908 in federal unemployment benefits to recently discharged veterans and 20018 to former federal employees.
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Bennington
Springfield
Mass
American International College
Deborah L. Southworth
Vermont Department of Employment Security
Sixth Annual Green Mountain Gift Show in Bennington
The Sixth Annual Green Mountain Gift and Souvenir Show will be held at Mt. Anthony Country Club and the National Guard Armory in Bennington. Bass Enterprises producers bring new lines including Sunbell Maisell Florenza and Mesa Traders from Arizona and more to attract retailers and tourists from a five state area.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Country Club
National Guard Armory
Bass Enterprises
Sunbell
Maisell
Florenza
Mesa
Arizona
New
Bennington LWV unit meetings outline diverse show topics
League of Women Voters Bennington unit plans discuss March meetings at UCS Community Work Activities Center BenMont Avenue and Marion Smith home Shaftsbury plus a three day regional show April 13 to 15 drawing hundreds of retail buyers. Organizers mention rising expenses in Boston and New York and urge attendees to contact Al Bass Enterprises Hull MA 02045 617-925-1040 for details.
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Bennington
League of Women Voters
UCS
BenMont Avenue
Marion Smith
Shaftsbury
Mexico
Texas
Beachcomber
Florida
Norcrest China
Pacific Orient
Portland
Ore
Pawnee Bill
Indian Trading Post
Snowcraft
Rosecraft
Jempac
Bloom Bros
Kartoon
Hecht Imports
Channel 8 Transportation Discussion On Vermont Panelists
A taped program titled Discussion on Transportation in Vermont will air on Channel 8 Monday March 17 at 7 30 p m. The program covers subsidies for regional transit highway EIS adequacy citizen involvement funding transportation planning and state local coordination. Panelists include Herbert G Ogden Windsor County state senator John T Gray state highway commissioner and William Doyle Johnson State College history and government professor.
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Vermont
Channel 8
Herbert G. Ogden
Windsor County
The
Vermont Association of Railroad Passengers
John T. Gray
William Doyle
Johnson State
Vermont Senate kills lobbyist disclosure bill action
The Vermont Senate defeated a proposal to require lobbyists to disclose membership lists and financial statements to testify before committees by a 12-17 vote. The measure targeted the Vermont chapter of the ACLU amid debate over its membership roster and a related civil suit.
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Montpelier
UPI
Senate
Vermont Senate
Vermont
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Burlington
Luis Ponce
Lawrence pleads not guilty to charges in Vermont case
Former St Albans undercover narcotics agent Paul D Lawrence pleaded innocent to six charges including perjury and taking money under false pretenses. Prosecuted in Franklin County Superior Court by special prosecutor Robert A Gensburg, the case cites false information to St Albans Police Chief George Hebard and stacked accusations from August 1973 and May 1974. Lawrence, 30, had six years on the drug beat, previously with the state police and Burlington police.
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St. Albans
UPI
Paul D. Lawrence Friday
Franklin County Superior Court
Robert A. Gensburg
Lawrence
George Hebard
Vermont
Burlington
Thomas P. Salmon
Gensburg
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American Legion Post 13
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John Ahearn
Bennington Elks Lodge
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Caledonia
John J. O’brien
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