Bennington District Court docket items before Acting Judge Moss
A Bennington district court session led by Acting Judge Neil S. Moss heard multiple pleas and bail decisions. Harry Richter pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was fined five dollars. Donald Morse and several others faced guilty pleas or not guilty pleas on assault, driving offenses, leaving the scene, and related charges with fines, suspended sentences, probation, or bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Neil S. Moss
Harry R. Richter
Donald Morse
Edward Hayden
Steven R. Shaw
Cambridge
N.Y
Walter J. Bennett
Manchester
Phillip A. Dessert
Walter M. Taylor
Richard J. Byrne
East Dorset
John E. Rose
North Bennington
Herbert H. Cremer
Arlington
Patrick J. Belden
Danby
Dorset
Kerry Ellis
Rupert
William F. Preuss
Kent
Conn
Andre R. Fonteneau
Nurses Complete Coronary Care Course At Putnam Hospital
Eleven nurses at Putnam Memorial Hospital earned coronary care qualification after a 120 hour course led by Ruth Walbridge RN. Five RNs and six LPNs completed the program, joining the hospital’s coronary care unit and other areas with expanded nursing roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Walbridge
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Walbridge
Richard Guerrero
Richard Davis
William Christmas
Curtis Flory
Barth Vander Els
Malcolm Finlayson
G. Richard Dundas
Anthony Razzo
John Zodda
Joanne Godkin
Karen Hewson
Claudia Labella
Susan Eee
Margaret McEntee
Gail Smithgall
Linda Blanchard
Bette Hathaway
LPN
Elizabeth Sulhan
Lucille Knights
Mildred Krusas
Blues chief foresees national health plan coming
Oliver Fifield, head of the Vermont and New Hampshire Blue Cross-Blue Shield plans, says Congress will likely adopt a national health insurance program. He asserts BCBS will participate in the national scheme and questions whether government can outperform private enterprise in controlling costs. He cites the industry’s size at about $160 billion annually and the need to keep state involvement to handle regulation and red tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Congress
Oliver Fifield
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Fifield
Food Day 75 aims to spark Vermont action statewide
Vermont Tomorrow promotes Food Day 75 with a bulletin outlining origins goals and local projects. The initiative, tracing Earth Day roots, urges nutrition gains farm self sufficiency and reform of national food policy. Copies available from Vermont Tomorrow at 5 State St Montpelier 05602 223-6067.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Citizens’ Action Group
State St
Big House course blends photo and silkscreen techniques
North Bennington hosts an eight week Saturday course on photo silkscreen taught by Paul Wigger, running 1 to 4 pm from March 29 to May 17 at the Park McCullough House. Fee 35 dollars with 15 dollars for materials. enrollment via Big House at 442-2747.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park- McCullough
North Bennington
Paul Wigger
Merimac Community College
St. Louis
State University of New York At Buffalo
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vermont courts bid for $200 million paper mill
Vermont officials press to lure a 500 acre pulp mill employing about 500 people from New Hampshire. Parsons and Whittemore and White River group to meet officials. state development chief notes uncertainty and urges communities to engage. In Montpelier two troopers receive honors for bravery and service improvements.
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Randolph
Vermont
New Hampshire
Parsons and Whittemore Company
White River
John Farmer
New
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Troopers Association
Carl Bailey
Dorset
Sargent Henry Vautier
Saint Albans
Bailey
Mill Brook
Danby
Vautier
Bennington Club Dance and Library Hours Update
An informal Bennington Club dance with a light buffet costs 1.50 per person and will occur Saturday night for members and qualified guests with music by Common, Courtesy. Raffle tickets must be returned by March 30 to the club or to Emily Luther. New library hours: 11 am to 9 pm Monday to Thursday and 11 am to 5 pm Friday and Saturday, with preschool story hour at 11 am Wednesday. Real estate listing requested. Shea Agency Inc. adv. John B. Harte offices moved to Cone Building, 439 Main St. adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Club
Emily Luther
Morris Eggert
Shea Agency Inc
Bennington, Vt
New GI bill increase aids veterans in catch up training
The Veterans Administration reports a new GI Bill increase benefiting veterans and service personnel who left high school. Educational allowances rise by about 23 percent for Vietnam-era veterans enrolling in catch up training, under a unique provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Veterans Administration
Veterans Service Organizations
PSB to Rule on Disclosure in Vermont Co op Case
The Vermont Public Service Board is expected next month to decide on a request from dissident Washington Electric Cooperative members to open records to the public. At Monday’s hearing the group said they lacked access to board meeting records, legal-cost data, and the recent management audit findings.
California farming strengths highlighted in state report
Sacramento California farms number 63 000 averaging 973 acres each. A total of 200 crops are produced accounting for 25 percent of the table food consumed in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
California
United States
Bennington Bicentennial Meeting Highlights History Talk
The American Association of University Women and the Bennington Bicentennial Committee announce a public meeting at 7 30 p m on Monday March 24 in St Peters Church Bennington. Mary Anne Schaad chairs with Mab DuHamel directing the program featuring Thom Spargo of Old Bennington discussing Bennington s origins and early Vermont politics.
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American Association of University Women
Bennington
Helen Carrigan
Thom Spargo
Old Bennington
Spargo
Vermont
St. Peters’s Church
Schaad
Mab DuHamel
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Nichals
Lappel
Blues
Wigger
William Barber
Hampshire
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Free Library
John B. Harte
Cone
Main St
Adv
PSB
Shaffe’s Men's Shop
Main St. Bennington
Saster
AAUW
Arthur
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
South Street
Varehant
Leber
London
Lady Poole
Dacron
Bankamer's
Roberts le
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams, Mass
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