Mt Anthony board condemns SVSU gag rule at meeting
Mt Anthony Union High School Board voted three to two with two abstentions to express dismay and disapproval of SVSU chairman Orrin Griffis for suppressing citizen comment and silencing discussion at the supervisory union annual meeting on March 16. A resolution urging a return to democratic procedures was sent to Griffis, a Arlington school director.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School Board
Wlyniay
SVSU
Orrin Griffis
Supervisory Union Annual
Oakley Frost
North Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Griffis
Southwest Vernont Supervisory Union
Arlington
Mt Anthony board in turmoil over alleged hate group and elections
Local board members clash as Murray accuses rivals of forming a hate group tied to past directors Stephen Gilman or Arthur Faris. Reactions range from dismissal to paranoid labels while discussions consider election procedures, administrator authority, and the role of Murray in school operations.
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Memcber
Gregeliy
Murray
Stephen Gilman
Arthur Faris
Mra
Smith
Antoinette Button
Woodford
Srath
Oakley Frost
Joseph Hall
Hall
Adler
Toeana
Erutles
Mt. Anthony
Ony Imion
Albany Street Academy
Selectmen to make appointments tonight in Bennington
Bennington selectmen meet at 7 15 p m to fill three year terms on the Zoning Board of Adjustment and Planning Commission plus seven three year posts on the Park and Recreation Commission. Resumes should be submitted to the town manager or any selectman before the meeting. Also on the docket is a requests for funds from a Sege City Symphony representative.
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Bennington
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Planning Commission
Park and Recreation Commission
Sege City
Vermont highway land buys gain state support
Gov. Salmon backs a four lane highway from Bennington to Manchester while a Vermont school district debates one man one vote as several districts struggle to conform to Supreme Court rulings. A Shaftsbury vacancy prompts a temporary appointment and a May at large election, with a citizens committee eyed for election alternatives. An infant dies under investigation with an autopsy ordered. no foul play suspected.
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Bellows Falls
UPI
Bennington
Manchester
Thomas Salmon
Vermont
Supreme Court
Eugene V. Clark
Mt. Anthony
Moat
Harrington
MS. Anthony
Faris
Clark
Citizens’ Committee
Education Department
Leeman
State's first family watches shopping list
Vermont Governor Thomas P. announced he would not officially endorse a meat boycott planned for April First as it could affect the Vermont dairy and beef trade. Mrs. Salmon supports the boycott while housewives in Brattleboro, St Johnsbury and Barre Montpelier plan to join, hoping to send a message to the U S Agriculture Department.
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Bellows Falls
Vermont
Thomas P
Apella
Peices
Salmon
Brat Heboro
St. Johsbury
Barre-Montpelier
US Agriculture Department
Full-time coordinator aims to expand hot meals program
Bennington County's Hot Meals Program hires fulltime coordinator Claire Santway. She plans to grow daily service from 17 to 100, shift toward central dining, and extend to more towns with subsidized meals. program run by BROC hospital and local agencies with volunteer drivers. Meals offered include regular, diabetic, salt-free, and soft diets.
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Janssusmon
Bennington County
Claire Santway
Bennington Home Health Agency
Santway
Mrant
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council
BROC
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Home Health Agency
Bennington Senior Citizens Center
United Counseling Service
Office On
Remington Senior Center
Manchester
Arlington
Pownal
Rupert
Landgrove
Senior Citizens Center
Vermont lawmakers press for April 14 adjournment
Vermont lawmakers face pressure as they prepare to adjourn on April 14. The Senate must move major bills, including the omnibus appropriations bill for fiscal 1974, the land capability and development plan, and Gov. Salmon's property tax relief bill, while the House weighs the bottle bill postponement, a statewide recycling system, and the public's right to snow. Military honors were given for former Chief Master Sgt. James C. Watson of Shaftsbury, with services at Hanson Walkridge Funeral Home and a full ceremonial guard from Westover AFB. Burial plans await a later date.
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Vermont League of Cities and Towns
Vermont Press Bureau
Buckley
Herald
Mavis Doyle
Ken Wild
The
Harald
Senate
District Court
Charles Butler Jr- Mi
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
House
James C. Watson
Shaftsbury
Westover “Afb
Chicopee
Mass
Bennington
AJ. MacDonald
Shaftsbury First United Methodist Church
Hanson Walkridge
MacDonald
Park Lawn
Mra. Watson
Air Force
Westover Base
Watson
Salmon
Public Service Board
Senate Education Committee
Thomas L. Hayes
Burlington
State Education Board
Pickup, two wagons damaged in Bennington crash
A Monday morning crash at Gage and School streets in Bennington left a 1973 Ford driven by Kevin Rees 18 Shaftsbury and an 18 year old Rambler wagon operator Wayne Bennett of North Bennington with moderate damage. No injuries were reported.
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Gage
School
Bennington
Kevin Rees
Shaftsbury
Wayne Bennett
North Bennington
Rees
Bennett
Pancake Supper At Parish Hall In North Bennington
A pancake supper is planned at John’s Parish Hall in North Bennington on Thursday March 29 with serving from 5 28 to 7 30 p m. The public is invited. In Elkstadtga Washington Avenue the VFW Post 1332 ladies auxiliary holds its meeting tonight at YEW Hall. Dinner and a dance are set for Saturday March 31 with dinner 79 dancing 9 512 20. Steak 4 90 baked stuffed lobster 5 75 Reservations by Friday. Members and Guests ADV.
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VFW
Yew Hall
Elkstadga
Washington
Avanus
ADV
Hospital Notes Monday March 28 1073 Admissions List
On Monday March 28 1073 the hospital recorded admissions including Mrs. Virginia Webber Eagle Bridge NY Mrs. Ruby Grobuski Mrs Virginia Behan Bennington James Cutler Hoosick Falls Mrs Viola Travis Petersburg NY Albert Taylor Johnsonville NY and Mrs Shirley Young with daughter North Bennington Discharges include Sprudence Tatro Hoosick NY Miz Harriet Midette Johnsonville NY Mrs Marabee Morgan Chutes Cook Bennington and Mrs Virginia Young and daughter North Bennington.
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Virginia Webber
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Ruby Grobuski
Virginia Behan
Bennington
James Cutler
Hoosick Falls
Viola Travis
Petersburg
Albert Taylor
Johnsonville
Hoosick
Marabee Morgan
Chutes Cook
Miz
Harriet Midette
N.sy
Shirley Young
North Bennington
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Elizabeth King
Dr. Barth Vyuxter
Vinaler Bis
Mt. Anthony Board
Sleeman
Pelkie
Jolivetts
Ray Murray
P. Morrissey
Winhal
Michael Newton
Jamsica
Mark Lawton
Townshend
Rutland
David Adler
Charles Salem
Marion Smith
Robert McWaters
Frost
Raymond Murray
Iver
Pelsue
Barth Vander Elsnd
Clyde Burgess
John E. Murray
Mauhs Board
Highway Department
Brooklyn
Melllisa Linendoll
Stanley
Colleen Linendoll
Union Street
Neil S. Moss
Moss
Senior. Citizens Community
James. Watson
Fred Smith
Chittenden County
Harry S. Moses
Hanson
State House
New England Telephone Co
Walter Kennedy
R-Chelsea
Kennedy
Walbridge
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Union Cemetery
Crescent
Nicolo Carbonaro
Nicole Nick" Carbonaro
School St
Frances Lampman
Cambridge
Noto
Sicily
Aly
Salvatore
Anna Maria Carbonara
Chapel Road
Florence Antonio
Carbonara
Polygraphic Pany
Nick Carbonaro
San Jose
Calif
Elizabeth M. Carbonara
Culver City
Lampman
Virginia Couch
Jean Kennard
Kino
Joanne
Hanson-Walbridge Funneral
Joseph M. Quinn
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