SVSU votes to reward experience over novice in supervisors' jobs
Trustees at the SVSU meeting approved a 1972-73 budget of 94,740 with a new ceiling on the secondary education supervisor salary at 17,510. Phillip Viereck faced pressure over pay relative to the post while board members and community members debated reorganization and campus plans for St. Joseph College and the SVSU.
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SVSU
Father Matusik
Notre Dame University
Dennis Desnoyers
Desnoyers
Roy
Meening
West Maintreet
Frank Fortin
Tarcisi
Fortin
Board of Trustees
St. Joseph College
Charles Matusik
Nora Scribner
Sisters of St. Joseph
Francis B. Henagan
John I. Lonergar
Robert D. Stout
George van Santvgard
Stout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Toccisi
Gerald Raftery
Arlington
Raftery
Joseph
Skeps Te
St. Joseph
Salorn
Father Metusik
Torrisi
Father Matustic
James G. Donahue
Monument Inn
Alee
Association of New England
Fiher Matusik
George A. Sleeman
Shaftsbury
Mary Moriarty
Viereck
Rte
Steve
Stephen Gilman
Gilman
Charles Salem
Mt. Anthony
Salem
Sleemann
Orrin Griffis
Woodford
Lawrence ''Moe” Harrington
Bennington
Joanne Dunham
Florence Wood
Suditur
Pownal
Vincert Pizzeno
Harrington
Griffis
Riceman
Phillip Viereck
Ike
Phil
Sleemen
Sheflsbury
Joseph Crossman
Gilman Poke
Sleeman
Crossman
Vermont Yankee Faces Possible License Delay Amid Court Challenge
The NRDC may seek an injunction to block Vermont Yankee’s 10 percent license testing amid debate over 20 percent operation. AEC has not finalized disposal plans after salt mine rejection, while hearings on the full permit proceed and are expected to adjourn tomorrow, resuming in April.
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Natural Resources Defense Council
Jensch
Richard Ayers
NRDC
Lyons
Kans
AEC
Safety and Licensing Board
Vermont Yankee
Tommorrow
Appropriations panel backs $12.6 million construction
The Vermont House Appropriations Committee endorsed a $12.6 million capital construction measure, modifying the House Institutions Committee plan. It approved $800,000 less than the institutions panel but included $1.5 million for a music and fine arts building at the University of Vermont, with reductions mainly from pollution grants in the Environmental Conservation Agency program due to expected higher federal participation.
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Vermont
Leavenworth Hall
Castleton State College
Vermont Industrial Building Authority
House
Chaipan Henry Carse
Hinesburg
Leonard heirs and YMCA receive bequests in will
Vermont probate records show Herbert H. Leonard of Shaftsbury left the Bennington area YMCA 5000 for its building fund and Amy D. Leonard 100000 income from a trust plus farm life use in Shaftsbury. The residuary estate is split among sons Clark H. Leonard of Shelby Ohio and Lita L. Merrow of Hamburg Ohio.
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Bennington Ymca Building Fund
Herbert H. Leonard
Shaftsbury
YMCA
Leonard
Bennington
Amy D. Leonard
Clark H. Leonard
Shelby
Ohio
Lita L. Merrow
Hamburg
Vermont Bank and Trust
Snowmobile damage suit seeks fifty thousand dollars
A Bennington County Court filing claims negligence by Theodore DeMarco after a two snowmobile collision on Riverside Drive. Jean and Raymond Hoag seek 45000 for Mrs Hoag in jury injuries plus 3000 for repairs and 1000 for consortial damages. case handled by Charles Caprivia Jr. The piece also notes Castleton State College will not present the winning plays until April 21, delaying the third annual playwriting contest.
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Bennington
Benington
Jean
Raymond Yoag Je
Theodore DeMarco
DeMarco
Hoag
Castleton
Castleton State College
Theatre Arts Department
Totay Fat the Winging
Castleton Players
Arlington
Sunderland
Daniel F. Blackmer
Sunderland Hill Road
Foster C. Colvin Sr
RFD 2
Blackmer
Colvin
Howard Trimno
Sketchbook Farm
Chatham
N.Y
Janis Tobin
Maple Hill Road
Tobin
Pownal
Luis Krupha
Anna Thompson
Volkswagen
Scott Sales
St. Louis
Sales
David Kehren
SVSU Meeting Ends With Plan To Hire New Supervisors
The SVSU board debated a reorganizatio n plan for the secondary education supervisor role. Despite opposition from Gilman and Salem, several districts approved the plan, paving the way to advertise for two new positions and involve multiple institutions in the candidate selection process.
Aiken critiques anti trust gaps in atomic energy bills
Senate aide and Rep. George D. Aiken voices concern over two federal licensing bills for atomic plants. He opposes provisions easing antitrust hearings and allowing interim licenses before environmental reviews. Vermont Yankee’s Albert Cree to testify. accidents and police reports follow in Bennington and Arlington notices.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Joint
Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
AEC
Commission
Sen. Aiken
Albert A. Cree
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Cree
Vernon
Bennington Club Events Highlight Dance and Dinners
A Bennington area club calendar lists a Saturday square dance at Mally Stark School with caller Sue Aytio, plus Western square dancing for all. Community groups report crafts, bake and rummage sales, a spaghetti dinner for March of Dimes, and a personnel update as members welcome Mrs. Clarence Lavature. Events include a raffle and political notices with fundraisers at local halls and churches.
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Catamount
Gadabount Uare
Sue Aytio
Mally Stark School
Bennington Lodge of Elks
March of Dimes
Elks Club
Robert J. Vachon
Erie
Sanford Barber
Schenectady
N.Y
Democrats push Rushford as PSB chairman
Senate Democrats asked Gov. Deane C. Davis to appoint Public Service Board counsel Donald Rushford as chairman. Minority members backed the move in a letter urging a consumer attorney as chair. Rushford was proposed after a Democratic meeting with the governor, who had not yet named a successor to Ernest Gibson sworn in as superior judge.
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Munipelien
Senate Democrats
Deane C. Davis
Public Service Board
Donald Rushford
Davis
Vermont
Rushford
GOP
Ernest Gibson
Hospital Notes March 15, 1872 Discharges List
The Hospital Notes entry for Wednesday March 15, 1872 lists patients and dischargeees including Miss Carol All of Arlington and Mrs Cecile Rewes of Manchester Depot among other names such as Master Jeffrey Hattington North Bennington Larry Etter Miss Wendy Mears Mrs Sandra Sim and Miss Astrid ODell. Discharges include John Suite Hoosick Falls and Mrs Mary Richmond Petersburg NY.
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Carol All
Arlington
Cecile Rewes
Manchester
Joan King
Jeffrey Hattington
North Bennington
Larry Etter
Wendy Mears
Sandra Sim
Bennington
Astrid O'Dell
Grafton
N.Y
John Suite
Hoosick Falls
Mary Richmond
Petersburg
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Environmental Conservation Agency
Area Ymca
Brandon
Vermont Headmasters Association
Otter Valley Union High School
Bellows Falls Union High School
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mauhs Thes
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Keir
Sherman
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Tme
Arnold Wilcox
Willian FL. Smith
Meg
Anne Halbur
Louis Perritta
Harry Eddington
Merritt Hewitt
Lionel Nowak
John Scarey
Wilbur Fiske
Mia
Carolyn Peckham
John Magon
Vincent Pizzano
Toni Sutton
Jesse A. Bughee
Massachusetts
New York
Ang
Connecticut Education Exchange
Albany State
University of Vermont
Cohanhla
Harvard
Bennington Palice
Park
Dodge
Sybil Armstrong
Hoosick Fally
Edward Grikstas
WES
Armstrong
Herve LaChance
Branch Street
Man Elk
Donald Gerity
Hennington
Elks Home
Walter Iacmanter
Bries
Elmer
Clarence Lavature
Second Congregational Church
Hennington American Legion Amillary
of C Hall
Florence Field
Moose Lodge
The
Moose
Bennington Club
Edward Enos
John Biller
Hucaick Falls
Albany Medical Center
Janet LeBlanc
Bradford Place
Central Vermont Public Service
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Maine
Foster
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