District Court Hears Varied Vermont Case Pleas
A Maine resident received a two year suspended sentence for lascivious conduct as a child after pleading no contest. Other District Court actions include guilty pleas for public intoxication and driving while intoxicated, fines and bail set, and several not guilty pleas with recognizance releases in Bennington Manchester Pownal and nearby towns.
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Maine
Winhall Dee
Richard K. Cobb
Kingfield
Cobb
James H. McCraw
Manchester Depot
Manchester
Doris Carter
Bennington
Lawrence ©. Grant Jr
Raymond R. Tetreault
Cheshire
Mass
Tin Pownal
Jon Grambofer
Arthur Crandall
Benmont Ave
Pownal
Arthur Ari Phyllia Pollard
Crandall
Pollard
Thomas Rich
Cherry Court
St Joseph Rutland names college executive Dr William Ellis
Sister Mary Knelda of the College of Saint Joseph the Provider announces the election of Dr William G Ellis as executive vice president and professor of business. He holds multiple degrees from Babson College Suffolk University Tate College and Pennsylvania State University and has held roles at Castleton State College University of Vermont Rider College and Penn State among others.
Teen Scene Meeting At Junior High Bennington
Mrs Josie Candib spoke to Teen Scene in the cooking room at the Bennington Junior High School. Girls were weighed after her presentation and a gift will go to the contestant with the greatest weight loss, 3 1/2 lbs in a bye week. The next meeting is set for Tuesday May 2 with Mrs Stuchel returning.
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Josie Candib
Teen Scene
Bennington
Elaine Gardiner
Stuchel
Candib
Teun Scene
Cored Hott
Kimball G. Clark
Mt. Anthony Dion High School
Eugene ¥. Clark
National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
Gov. Davis
Flock of Ages
Arlefi
Richard S. Johnson
Alan Page
Tire recall plan relies on buyer registration in Vermont
Vermont consumers are urged to register tire purchases as required by new safety rules. Tire manufacturers must label tires and retailers must record buyer names and tire IDs to enable recalls. If dealers refuse registration, customers should refuse purchase and report to the Vermont Consumer Protection Bureau for Federal forwarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Howard R. Goldberg
Vermont Consumer Protection Bureau
Vermont
Department of Transportation
Goldberg
Hawaii poised to cap state car numbers awaiting governor sign
A measure approved by the Hawaii Legislature would create a Transportation Control Commission to set a ceiling on the number of automobiles and other vehicles allowed in the state. Gov. John A. Burns' signature is pending.
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Honolulus
Transportation Control Commission
Teachers' Delta Kappa Gamma Meet at Woodstock Inn
The 15th annual Alpha Lambda state chapter gathering of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International was held at Woodstock Inn. Mary Diggon of Benton Harbor spoke on Its All in the State of Mind, with Eta chapter members and Beta and Alpha chapters organizing arrangements. The fall state meeting is set for Sept 22-23 at Sugarbush and Eta chapter plans a May 1 gathering at Paradise Restaurant in Bennington.
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Alpha Lambda -State
Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
Woodstock Inn
Ben- Nington
Wta
Mary Dixgon
Northeast
Benton Harbor, Mich
Eta
Marie Mattison
Ruth Mattison
Joyce Horst
Anna Vaughn
Lillian van Surdam
Betsey Porter
Mary Whiteway
Gertrude Sinclaire
Harre
Anl
Helen Ingram
Brattleboro
Dorothy Elmer
North Bennington
Middlebury
Sugarbush
Paradise Restaurant
Bennington
McGovern leads in Burlington caucus results
Initial results from Wisconsin style local Democratic caucuses show George McGovern as the presidential hopeful with broad delegate support. In early tallies 468 delegates are reported for McGovern with 285 for Edmund Muskie, 17 for Hubert Humphrey, and 140 uncommitted, as Muskie withdraws from remaining primaries. Delegates to the May 26 state convention at St Michael College in Wincaski to choose 12 national delegates are anticipated.
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Burlington
Démocratic’ Party
Seni
George McGovern
South Dakota
Democratic Party
McGovern
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Hubert Humphrey
MacGovern
Miskié
Muskle
Muskie
Nat Forbes
St. Michael's College
Wincaski
Miami
Hackett names two backers in Vermont gubernatorial bid
Burlington confirms two Republican leaders to back Fred Hackett for governor. Sen. Madeline Harwood and Charles Shea named co chairs will organize county and town chairs statewide. Harwood cited Hackett's legislative grasp and bipartisan ability. Shea praised his fairness and anti wasteful spending stance.
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Burlington
Vermont
Luther Freed Hackett
Madeline B. Harwood
Manchester
Newbury
Bennington County
Charles T. Shea
South Burlington
Hacket
Hackett
Harwood
Fred
Yecause
Royse
Bald Shea
Mary Fletcher Hospital School of Nursing
Republican State Organization
Vermont State Medical Society Auxilary
University of Vermont
Champlain College
Vermont Heart Association
Vermont TB
Vermont targets Mt Snow polluters under water law
State inspectors combed a three mile stretch near Mt Snow in Dover uncovering ski lodges private chalets and businesses discharging into the Deerfield River. Officials said about 460 sites were reviewed and many lack proper waste disposal systems prompting threatened legal action without permits.
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Montpelier
UPI
ML. Snow
Martin Johnson
Dover
Wilmington
Mt. Snow
Johnson
Deerfield
Exams Ready for Entry to U.S. Service Academies
Congressman Richard M Mallary announces a Civil Service Commission exam on July 5 1972 for Vermont residents aged 17 to 21 who seek 1973 appointments to U S service academies. Eligible unmarried citizens must contact Mallary at 117 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515 or call (202) 225 4015. Deadline for applications in Mallary offices is June 9 1972.
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Washington, DC
Richard M. Mallary
Civil Service Commission
Vermont
U.S
Mallory
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
Mallary
Secret desire ends with police fine in Nantes
In Nantes France on March 9 Tiye copy faced an incident when Roland Garnier aged 19 demanded to see identity papers. Police escorted him away and fined him 32 dollars on Monday despite his claim that the desire was secret and that police usually demand the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantes
France
UPI
Tiye Copy
Roland Garnier
Sage
Garnier
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Esat Road
Jennie B. Guimond
Martin Rk, Harrigan
East Dorset
Donald S. Spaulding
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Fae
St. Joseph of Rutland Names College Executive
de. Ellis
Auto Stores Inc
Moonment
Nichols
Bankamericard
Mob Furniture Inc
Semametom
Yedcut
Boston University
BU Graduate Business School
Hoy
U.S. Senate
George D. Aiken
Internal Revenue
Fatricia ‘Jomas
Brewery Parkway
Smbth
Madeline Harwood
Copeland
Fla
Perry Mason
Mason
Collier County
Everglades
Walker
Bennington Banden
Benningwa
Main St. Bennington
Danner Subuabias Corp
Coltes Press Infernalionn Ani
New York Ties
Matlanal Advertising
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Lear
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