Bennington District Court docket details May 1974
In Bennington District Court on May 7 and 6 before acting Judge Cummings and Judge Fienberg, multiple defendants faced charges. Pleas range from no contest to guilty. bail amounts varied from 25 to 1,000 dollars. Cases include petit and grand larceny, simple assault, driving offenses, and other counts with sentences, fines, or probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Jerry Sellers
New York City
Arlington
Cummings
William M. Murphy
Ronald Elwell
Volkswagen
Gerard Alexander
Frame
Tracy Thompson Knapp
Donald Greenslet
Bennington County
Manchester
Greenslet
Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
James R. McCooey Jr
United Counseling Service
William Ingraham
Alcohol Rehabilitation Board
Barbara G. Charron
Shaftsbury
James R
Richard V. Rockwell
Peru
Leonard G. Gruen
Anthony J. Kroker
Auburn
N.Y
Pownal
Ronald M. Whitcomb
Bar
Donald Green
Ralph R. Brown
Brown
Catherine Burdick
North Bennington
Donna Proulx
Brenda Schieur
Davis proclaims neutrality in GOP gubernatorial primary
Davis, former two term Republican governor, says he will stay neutral in the September GOP primary after previously considering endorsing a candidate. House Speaker Walter Kennedy is set to announce his candidacy, facing Harry Montague in the contest. Davis plans to back the eventual primary winner in the general election against incumbent Democratic Gov. Thomas Salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Harry Montague
Westford
Davis
GOP
Thomas Salmon
Student fined for ROTC fire at Burlington campus
Loren Young 21 of Malden Massachusetts was fined 2000 and given three years probation for his role in the 1971 break in and fire at St Michael's College Air Force ROTC building. John Poulos 22 of Maplewood New Jersey was fined 1000 and placed on three years probation for his part in the incident.
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Burlington
UPI
St. Michael’s College
Federal District Court
Albert Coffrin
Loren Young
Malden
Mass
Coffrin
Young
John Poulos
Maplewood
N.J
Poulos
Open house held in new I stop office Rutland
Rutland region hosts an open house at the Agency of Environmental Conservation regional office to explain the one stop shopping concept for A 250 applications and one lot subdivisions. David C. Barton and Gordon Pyper attend, with staff from all divisions present to answer questions.
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Rutland
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Merchants Row
David C. Barton
Gordon Pyper
Water Resources
Montpelier
States of C scholarships announced at 76th convention
The Vermont State Council Knights of Columbus announced seven annual scholarships at their 76th convention in Essex Junction. Each recipient receives 300 dollars. Joanne Tremblay of Missisquoi Valley Union High School and Maureen Scanlon of Rice Memorial High School are among the awardees with plans for UVM and art study respectively. Bernard Isabelle of Scared Heart High School hopes to study civil engineering, while Michael Kane of Bellows Falls aims at chemistry and medicine. Scholarship committee members include Rev Joseph E Campbell, Joseph J Quinn, and Gerald Morrissey.
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Vermont State Council
Knights of Columbus
Essex Junction
Joanne Marie Tremblay
Missisquoi Valley Union High School
Swanton
Joanne
UVM
Maureen Elizabeth Scanlon
Rice Memorial High School
Burlington
Bernard Paul Isabelle
Scared Heart High School
Newport
Northeastern
Boston
Michael Joseph Kane
Bellows Falls Union High School
Holy Cross
Boston College
Joseph E. Campbell
Fair Haven
Joseph J. Quinn
Gerald E. Morrissey
Bennington
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Vermont National
FDIC
Eer En
Bucky
Bradford
Rus
Bradford House
CMO
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
New
I-stop
Vermont
Savings & Loan Association
Main Street
States of C
Joanne M. Tremblay
Missisquoi Valley
U.H.S
Maureen E. Scanion Rice
Bernard P. Isabelle
Sacred Heart HS
Michael J. Kane
Bellows Falls
H.S
Ben Mont Ave
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams, Mass
Bento Bros Incorporated
Gardner i A
Mastercharge
Bankamericard
MIM
Furniture Inc
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