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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
14
George J. Chicoine, who spent five years in prison for failing to make support payments to his estranged wife, suffered a heart attack after leaving the Chittenden County Court House where Superior Judge Stephen Martin released him from contempt of court.
UPI reports debate to start this week on a rewritten DWI bill in Vermont. Proponents Thomas Crowley and Patrick Leahy say the measure, defining driving with blood or breath alcohol at tenth of 1 percent as a crime, would become among the toughest in the nation if passed.
Stewart of the Vermont League of Cities and Towns criticizes Senate Bill 84 for a hidden paragraph requiring municipalities to sign railroad crossings and other duties while the Highway Board retains liability. In a separate case, Chicoine, a Burlington builder, pays 2550 to court, faces contempt imprisonment dispute over 125 monthly payments, with Supreme Court involvement and questions of constitutional trial rights.
Josephson of Bennington highlights 11 Vermonters among 24 University of Vermont students selected to Phi Beta Kappa. They were inducted Monday afternoon in the Waterman Building on the UVM campus. The Alpha of Vermont chapter, established in 1648, was among the first to admit women.
The Bennington Planning Commission asked selectmen to codify a policy excusing building fees on projects funded by local taxpayers. Town Manager Edward R. Lamb explained nonpayment for Molly Stark School and Putnam Memorial Hospital additions, while urging ordinance to specify exemptions and limit waivers to matters affecting Bennington taxpayers.
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