Panel of architects on reclaiming the city lecture
A Friday 9 pm panel discussion in the Anatomy of Cities series features four architects Diana Allyn Granbery E Carleton Granbery Sarah Pillsbury Harkness and John Chessman Harkness. The group discusses education special housing recreation and urban design on the College campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tistiman
Diana Allyn Granbery
E. Carleton Granbery
Sarah Pillsbury Harkness
John Chessman Harkness
Diana Granbery
Carleton Granbery
Carleton Gran
Columbia
New York University
Yale School of Architecture
New Haven
Granberry Associates
Yale University Press
Ratcliffe College
Granberg
Harkness
Architects Collaborative Inc
Cambridge
Mass
Walter Gropius
Housing Row Near Settlement in Holiday Park Project
A tense meeting among Cohen, Panarese, and fire marshal Shields persisted over roof and fire-wall issues delaying the Holiday Park HUD housing project. HUD officials backed federal standards while Bennington officials hailed a possible end to delays as construction could start by May with occupancy by December if all goes as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Mies
Shields
Holiday Park
Wilson
Virgen
Panarese
HUD
Paul Stewart
Louis Fucei
Neil Siminsky
Bennington
Wills Award Presented at Vermont AAUW Convention
The Hazel Wills Memorial Award was given at the Vermont AAUW convention in Middlebury. Janet Roerig of Mt Mansfield Union High School in Jericho received the honor to fund a craft study trip to Scandinavian countries. Speakers included Sister Elizabeth Candon of Trinity College and Mrs Maxine Thorson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Hazel Wills
Vermont
Association of American University Women
AAUW
Wills
Bennington
William H. Wills
Janet Roerig
Mt. Mansfield Union High School
Jericho
Elizabeth Candon
Trinity College
Burlington
Maxine Thorson
Gains tax modified in Vermont land sale rules
State Tax Commissioner Robert Lathrop altered with holding methods for the capital gains tax on land sales. Exempts single acre or less used for a primary residence. buyers no longer must withhold 10 percent as before. New rule lets buyers withhold only the portion tied to the land tax. Two lawsuits challenge the tax as unconstitutional in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withiam Hill
Watergate hurts Vermont Democrats says Len Wilson
Vermont Democratic chair Len Wilson warned Watergate harms all involved in politics and will scare people from party action. He urged better organization, debt reduction, and renewed outreach including a Vermont House and Senate focus and constitutional education before March meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Wilson
Democratic Party
Leonard A. Wilson
Washington
Brooks
Wilson
Nixon
Vermont
Richard W. Mallary
George Washington
State Committee
House
Senate
Obituary notes drownings of Kane and Bouplon with services
The body of Robert Kane 32 Hinsdale Ill drowned April 19 when a boat capsized was found in the Connecticut River near Vernon. Frank Bouplon 58 North Bennington died at work near Hoosick Falls. Mrs Sarah Frisbie 79 Johnsonville died in Mount Dora Fla. Edward Slanetz 75 Dorset died at home. Funeral arrangements are being handled by local homes and churches with services pending deadlines and calling hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Kane
Robert ¥. Kane
Hinsdale
N.T1
Connecticut River
Brian Scott
Northfield
Central Vermont
Mill Brook
Henry Rys
Turners Falls
Mass
Frank M. Bouplon
RD No.2
North Bennington
Green Mountain Furniture Co
Cushman Mig. Co
Shaftsbury
Edward
Emma
Brayton) Houplon
North Bennnington
Ann Winegard
Hoosick Falls
Bouplon
Anann
Shattabury Hollow
Green Mountain
Aniella
Ann) Pepe
Mechanicville
N.Y
William
Jeanne) McShane
Lillian McCart
Noein Hoosick
W.Y
David
Helen) Moore
Cambridge
N Y
Mahar & Son Funeral
St. John's Cemetery
Bennington
Funeral Home
Sarah (Herrington) Sweet Frisbie
Johsonville
Mount Dora
Fla
Shushan
White Creek
Grant Sweet
Duriig
Homer Howard
Clifford Brown
Grafton
Johnsonville
Jesse Frishle
Anna Cotteell
Otto Hiandin
Florida
Walter Baker
Johnsonville Methodist Church
Schaghiticoke Cemetery
Charles White
Edward Slanetz
Dorset
Suunday
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Bennington Officials Announce Early Grand List Booklet Pickup
Bennington listers voted to let taxpayers view the Grand List comparison booklet ahead of schedule. The booklet, from Cole Layer Trumble Co, lists new values and 1972 comparisons, and requires sign‑in for receipt to meet legal notice rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Listers
London
Cole-Layer-Trumble Co
College's houses back on tax rolls
The Bennington Board of Sisters placed 15 houses on the Grand List for 1973, declaring campus residences taxable property. The houses, rented to faculty, have long been debated for taxation amid legal opinions from Town Counsel Norton Barber and the Board of Civil Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Board of Sisters
Bennington College
Sters
Norton Barber
Board of Civil Authority
Cash and coins stolen from Cambridge man’s car
About 1200 pounds in cash and old coins were taken from the trunk of a 1968 Ford owned by Peter Massina Sr in the Esghe Square parking lot Shaftsbury. Entry was made through a window after the rear seat was removed. Time window was 3:30 p.m. to midnight. Investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Esghe Square
Shaftsbury
Peter Massina Sr
Fagle Square
Highway hearing area best in Route 7 debate
State Highway officials discussed impact statements for Route 7 from Pownal to Bennington. They noted wilderness and environmental concerns at Lye Brook, Harrington's Cobble, and Chiselville Beaver area, and said federal law requires alternatives review and notification to the secretary of transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altobelli
Gatopt
Kelley
Lye Brook
Forest Service
Carter
Secretary of Transportation
Gray
Highway Department
Harrington
Cobble
Chiselville
Beaver
Rutland
Burlington
Bennington
Massachusetts
Pownal Line
Vermont
Pownal Center
Massachusetts Line
Manchester
Morris
Mitchell Linked to Espionage in Watergate Probe
Former White House counsel John W. Mitchell is alleged to have approved espionage plans while at the Justice Department before resigning to run Nixon's campaign. McCord recounts Liddy reports of Mitchell's approval and a second entry, plus budget trimming and tapped logs. Senator Ervin criticized prosecutors and said Mitchell and Stans will be called to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
White House
Davn W. Bean
McCord
Liddy
Mitchell
McCond
Justice Department
Nixon
Ervin
FBI
Senate
Becaue
Afl
Stans
Drug problem at root of not wanted plight
The Banner report implied Ralph Bennett was not wanted by his mother. His mother, Mrs. Marcotte, says she has tried to help repeatedly and regrets the implication. Bennett was admitted to Waterbury State Hospital for an exam while awaiting a District Court hearing on selling drugs to local minors. Assistant State’s Attorney Bolton says his remark targeted red tape, not the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thmrsday
Ralph Bennett
Bennington
Butly Marcotte
Young Bennett
Waterbury State Hospital
Raymond Bolton
Marcelle
Banner
Bennett
Marcotte
Withdrawal urged of Yankee license
Environmental groups urge the Atomic Energy Commission to revoke Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp license for the Vernon plant. The groups argue safety and environmental concerns while Vermont and the AEC staff defend operations as within rules. A decision by the Appeals Board will take several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vernon
New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution and Natural Resources Defense Council
AEC
Vermont Yankee
AIC
Vermont
Kimberly Cheney
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Donald Stever
New Hamfrshire
Appeals
Anthony Welsman
The
Coalition On Nuclear Pollusion
Appeals Board
Democrats rally with new members and olive branch to Fienberg
The group led by Kearns and the North Shire faction mobilizes as the new Democrats and extends a conciliatory note to Fienberg. She praises the work of Fienberg and his wife and hopes for future collaboration despite his ambiguous stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns
New” Democrats
North Shire
Fienberg
Minor districts noted on pages three and eight
Other districts appear on Pages 3 and 8 of the issue. The brief item signals additional district entries or references beyond the main page. It lacks specifics but confirms presence of multiple districts in the newspaper.
Hospital Notes May 10 1973 Admissions and Births
Admissions list includes Arthur Griswold Jr Cherry Plain N Y Marcella B Sieldon East Dirset Donne J Archibald Bruce E Carkum Bennington Jeremiah Thomey Arlington Helen Achilles Manchester Discharges Pironise Bleau Patricia King Bennington Daryl Iarwood Cambridge N Y Keith A Snow East Aclington Mrs Marlis Deshane and son Berlin N Y Births Mr and Mrs Paul Powers 26 Wall St Hoosick Falls NY and daughter May 10 Mr and Mrs Francis Murnane RD 1 Hoosick Falls NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Griswold Jr
Cherry Plain
Marcella Bsieldon
East Dirset
Donne J. Archibald
Bruce E. Carkum
Bennington
Jeremiah Thomey
Arlington
Helen Achilles
Manchester
Pironise Bleau
Patricia King
Daryl Iarwood
Cambridge
N.Y
Keith A. Snow
East Aclington
Marlis Deshane
Berlin
Paul Powers
Wall St
Hoosick Falls
Francis Murnane
Power interruptions announced for Bennington area Sunday
The Bennington area will experience two brief power interruptions on Sunday, at 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., due to transformer switching for maintenance of the largest stations, as announced by Central Vermont Public Service Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
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Hartmess
Harvard Graduate School of Design
Architects Collaborative
Saarinen & Swanson
Skidmore Owings & Merrill
New York
Sera Pillsbury Harkness
Smith College
Magewn of Modern Art
Mansfield
George D. Aiken
Mallary
Thomas
Salmon
Salon
Wilaon
Peter Emerson
Emerson
Vedder van Dyke
Episcopal Diocese of
Mrs
Jesse Frishie
Barber
Bennington Elks
Clovers
Bennington Club
Kevin Hogans
Stuart McDonald
Park McCullough House
Berkshire Chamber Ensemble
Park-McCullough House
Bennington County
Green Mountain React 2247
Pleasant St
Lamb Crossing
Mint
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