Iris Publisher Faces Ouster Over Obscene Content
At Ludlow Black River High School principal Paul Thursday ordered 17 year old Gary Holden to conform with dress code and trim shoulder length hair or face suspension. Holden refused and said he would not comply. Co publisher Lynn Makelan, 17, also a student at Black River, helps run the controversial Iris magazine.
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Ludlow
UPI
Black River High School
Black River
Paul
Gary Holden
Holden
Lynn M&kelan
Davis Said Doubtful On Recreation Plan
Vermont Governor Deane Davis plans a preliminary reply to Senator George Aiken about federal plans to condemn land for a Connecticut Valley National Recreation Area. Officials from Vermont and New Hampshire met to discuss the proposal, with concern focused on the land condemnation method and state participation. The Ribicoff bill would create a 56,000 acre zone along the Connecticut River, spanning five states.
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Montpelier
UPD
Deane C. Davis
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Connecticut Valley National Recreation Area
Hanover
N.H
Elbert G. Moulton
Davis
Moulton
Aiken
Canadian
Long Island Sound
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Bennington skiers prep for junior Nordic and Alpine programs
Bucky Broomhall discusses Bennington’s shift from limited skiing to a full junior program. He cites Bennington’s rise in Nordic and Alpine standings, notes key seniors leaving next year, and highlights Douglas Bangs's junior cross country success at Lake Placid. He expects more top young skiers as the junior program launches next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Bennington
Broomhall
John Woodard
Dale Wilson
Sherry Cook
Anne Miller
Jean Schultz
Douglas Bangs
Lake Placid
N.Y
Bangs
Lawrence Bangs
West Side Drive
New England All Stars
Prospect
Putney
Brattleboro
Clinic Planned On Recreation
Montpelier and surrounding communities to host a Board Members Clinic on March 24 at the Holiday Inn in South Burlington and March 25 at Howard Johnson's in Springfield. Sponsored by the Vermont State Board of Recreation, the program covers recreation philosophy, committee duties, meeting rules, needs priorities, ordinances, state and federal aid, and trends. Edward Koenemann and George Plumb will lead discussions and outline services offered by the state board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Holiday Inn
South Burlington
Howard Johnson’s
Springfield
Vermont State Board of Recreation
Edward Koenemann
State Board of Recreation
George Plumb
Law Breaker Priest to Speak at St Mike’s
Winooski UPD reports Catholic priest Rev Anthony Mullaney, a Milwaukee Fourteen member charged in 1969 for burning draft records with napalm, will speak March 25 at St Michael's College. He is assigned to Warwick House in Boston and awaits federal trial for seizing records during a park protest near Milwaukee draft HQ. He argues law breaks shield human values and must be publicized by breaking laws.
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Winooski
UPD
St. Michael’s College
Anthony Mullaney
Milwaukee
Selective Service
Warwick House
Boston
Roxbury
Father Mullaney
Charlotte man sentenced for 440 pounds marijuana in Vermont
Charles Torrey Bridgeman 22 of Charlotte was sentenced to Windsor Prison for possession of 440 pounds of marijuana. He pleaded guilty on Jan 27 and received the term Thursday from Judge Carl S. Gregg in Vermont District Court after a state police narcotics raid last September found the marijuana in a Morrisville barn.
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Hyde Park
UPI
Charles Torrey Bridgeman
Charlotte
Windsor
Bridgeman
Vermont
Carl S. Gregg
Morrisville
Two Teachers Under Fire At Castleton
At Castleton State College petitions circulated among students to reinstate economics professor Herbert Gebelein and rehire French instructor Elizabeth Blum. President Dundas said both were relieved for economic reasons due to declining enrollments. Blum’s one year contract not renewed and Gebelein offered part time at half salary if he returns.
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Castleton
UPI
Castleton State College
Herbert Gebelein
Elizabeth Blum
College
Richard Dundas
Miss Blum
Gebelein
Reading Council To Meet in St. Johnsbury
The Vermont Council on Reading will hold its annual spring meeting at St. Johnsbury Junior High School on 24 Western Ave March 29. Registration at 9 followed by a business meeting and a talk by Tom Whitman illustrator. An afternoon panel of Northeast Kingdom teachers chaired by Esther Mesh will discuss inspiring creative writing in the classroom and Evelyn Chadwick will demonstrate multimedia in creative expression.
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ST. Johnsbury
Vt. Council On Reading
Western Ave
Tom Whitman
Northeast Kingdom
Esther Mesh
Vermont
Evelyn Chadwick
Obituary notices for Sadie Leader and others in Vermont area
Obituary notices report Sadie Leader of Bennington death at St Peter's Albany after a career in education and housing plans on Pleasant Street. Other obituaries include Helen Betts of Rutland and Lillian Beale of Arlington with details on birthplaces, survivors, funeral plans, and memorial contributions to regional churches and cemeteries.
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Sadie Leader
Leader
Pleasant St
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Rabbi Isaac Leader
Frieda Kawenska
Bennington High School
Hunter College
New York City
Albany State Teachers College
New York State Tax Department
Miss Leader
Green Mountain
Pleasant Street
Pauline Brand
Fred
Mary) Fuller
Bennington
Eva Betts
Herbert
Northampton
Mass
Myron
Israel
Hanson-Walbridge
John P. Chiles
Rutland
Peter M. Betts
Linden
N.J
Pietro M. Betts
Rutland Greek Orthodox Center
Arlington
Lillian D. Beale
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Saginaw
Mich
Frederick and
Alice (Hudson) Denton
Melrose
Charles Beale
Hanson- Walbridge
Clement Belcher
St. James Episcopal Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Laird Warns on Nuclear Parity and ABM Backing
Secretary Laird urged action to defend the U S Minuteman ICBM deterrent amid a Soviet ICBM buildup. He cited Pentagon studies claiming no parity between the two powers, noting Russia could hit 55 percent of the U S with 200 missiles while the United States would need about 1 200 similarly powered warheads to hit 45 percent of the Soviet population.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Laird
United States
Pentagon
Soviet Union
U.S
DeMolay Pancake Breakfast in Bennington
The Bennington DeMolay chapter opens with a pancake breakfast at the Masonic Temple from 7 to 10 30 a.m. Tickets available at the door. Also skating at Twist A Burger Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Iron Kettle Weekend Special offers roast prime ribs with dine in for 3 dollars. Cocktails.
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Order of DeMolay
Bennington
Masonic Temple
Peter Serkin to Play at Brattleboro
Pianist Peter Serkin, son of Rudolf Serkin, will perform a Brattleboro Music Center benefit concert Sunday March 30 at 8 p.m. in Brattleboro Union High School Auditorium. The recital, sixth in the 1968 69 series, features Bach Fifteen Sinfonias and Messiaen Regards sur l enfant Jesus. Tickets $3 adults $2 members $1 students 50 cents under 12. available by mail or at the door.
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Brattleboro
Peter Serkin
Rudolf Serkin
Brattleboro Union High School
Brattleboro Music Center
Serkin
England
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Iceland
Japan
New York City
Guilford
Blanche Moyse
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Haydn Concerto
Alexander Schneider
Marlboro
New York Times
J. S. Bach
State Council Minister To Observe Religion Here
The Rev Howard Stearns of Burlington executive minister of the Vermont Ecumenical Council will visit Bennington for a full day to listen to lay concerns attitudes and criticisms on his first trip to the southwest corner of the state Clergy of all faiths will meet at First United Methodist Church at 10 a.m and he will join Union Lenten services at 12 15 at the same church He will spend the afternoon at 507 County St Bennington Ecumenical Association Center to study the BREF program A laymen’s meeting at 7 30 p m at Second Congregational United Church of Christ Hillside Street will close his day.
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Howard Stearns
Burlington
Vermont Ecumenical Council
Bennington
Stearns
Home, Inc
BREF
Mr. Stearns
Second Congregational United Church of Christ
Hillside Street
First United Methodist Church
Bennington Ecumenical Association Center
County St
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Triple “‘S
Grand Union Empire
Sen
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
SWIFT
Walker
Philco
Nhgh
Celeus
Dave White
Lima Beige
Ea A
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main ST
Bennington, VT
St. Mike’s
Dundas
Reading Council
St. J
Miss Sadie
Morristown
Helen M. Betts
Helen Marinos Betts
Rutland Hospital
Lagada
Gortina, Greece
Parklawn Cemetery
Washington St
Mrs. Charles Beale
Minuteman
Bennington Briefs
Storer
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Benni
Ngton Banner
Business Newsroom
Bennington Banner
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
State Council
Adams Clothes Shop
Sealy
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Griffin’s Inc
Oneida
Knapp
Gage ST. Bennington
Rogerty Home
Complete Homes Inc
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