Pavilion Hotel Fate Weighed by Vermont Legislature
The 92 year old Pavilion Hotel in Montpelier, adjacent to the State House Green, faces possible razing or renovation as lawmakers weigh a new building against preserving the historic four story brick structure. State and federal officials urge saving its architectural value while practical needs push for modern office space. an 11th hour appeal seeks preservation as debates continue.
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Vermont
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State House
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Old Lady of State Street
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New England
National Park Service
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Library of Congress
State Building Board
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Robert Burley
Bates
State Historical Society
Theodore Roosevelt
Marquis de Lafayette
Lafayette
Friends of the Pavilion
Society For the Preservation of New England Antiquities
National Parks Service
Girl Scout Notes From Sugar Bush Camp And Meetings
Registrations for Sugar Bush Day Camp reach 97 with 3 spaces left and a waiting list for potential vacancies. Cadette enrollment is light. organizers ask more signups for the two week camp starting July 15. Neighborhood 12 meeting in Arlington May 20 features new chair Mrs Bernard Miller and a program to improve countywide communications. Junior Troop 339 in Pownal works on Arts in the Round Badge through paper mache, wire sculpture, and clay with helpers from local teachers. Leadership training completed May 10 with 13 new leaders. Bennington organizers observe and thank trainers for a day of planning and activities despite rain. Contact Mrs Charles Thompson at 442 4510 for publicity coverage of court awards and events.
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Steven Churchill
Bennington County
Arlington
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North Bennington
Vermont State Council
Pownal
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Kenneth Giles
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Bennington
Rose Clermont
Lois Berard
Nancy Steffen
Brewster Baldwin
Middlebury
Churchill Accused of Storing German Arms for Russians
Marshal Ivan Konev, a wartime Soviet hero, said Sunday that Winston Churchill ordered captured German arms stored for potential use against the Russians. Konev claimed in his memoirs that German weapons were kept so they could be issued again to German soldiers.
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Winston Churchill
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Ivan Konev
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