Harvard police chief to speak on FBI career at Bennington
Robert Tonis Harvard University police chief will speak at Bennington College Barn Room 1 at 3 30 pm Thursday on My life at Harvard as Compared with the FBI Public welcome Tonis describes a 27 year FBI career starting in 1935 including World War II South America White House security and the Brinks robbery investigation He left the FBI in 1962 after 27 years with the Bureau.
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Robert Tonis
Harvard University
Bennington College
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Boston University
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United States
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Nixon
Ehrlichman
Dean
Washington Star-News
Ronald Ziegler
Senate Investigating Committee
Reappraisal Sparks Debate On Vermont Land Tax Rise
Vermont land tax dispute prompts comments from three sisters and local residents. Selectmen discuss fairness of increased assessments, consider open land aid, and plan hearings with Cole-Sayer-Trumble Co. May 21 26. Chief Tonis reflects on tenure and personal interests while FBI references appear in joke.
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Jerome
Cole- Sayer-Trumble Co
Police chief pushes for strict police action guidelines
Moss faults police for failing to inform him of arrests hindering prosecution. Guidelines demand written SOPs on flashing lights sirens vehicle use maintenance traffic intersections lights outages media reporting public information programs and education. Also assign dog complaint handling study crossing guards feasibility and bicycle policies. Fox to report to the manager biweekly with full implementation by July 11.
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Moss
Depot- River Streets
Union-Silver * Streets
Fox
Black Music Festival Schedule at Benington College
The Black Music Festival runs Thursday to Sunday with nightly 8 40 PM shows in the Commons Theatre. May 17 opens with Sequence 1 featuring an open rehearsal and instrumental solo performances. May 18 presents Gime by Stephen Horenstein. May 14 lists Letters to Myself from Others and to Others by Bill Dixon and class. May 20 closes with open rehearsal and recording sessions and a panel discussion with guest musicians dancers and writers.
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Benington College
Commons
Stephen Horenstein
Bill Dixon
Dixon talks art, race, and plans for future work
The interview with Bill Dixon covers his responses to racial prejudice from youth, his roles as educator and artist at OSU GWU and Columbia, and his collaborations and organizations. He discusses current teaching, a philosophy of hands-on work, and summer plans including a Europe recording project and a 10-year retrospective plus a trilogy on black music history and his autobiography.
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Edward ‘Duke’ Ellington
Thzon
Cami
Grand Central
Dixon
Europe
Town to seek permission for Barney Brook ditch diversion
Selectmen voted unanimously to pursue a 7000 dollar open ditch to divert Barney Brook across land owned by Charles E. Dewey with state Water Resources Board and town approvals. Town Manager Edward A. Lamb will present the plan to Dewey and seek Corps or state aid while a future pipe installation could follow.
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Robert F
Red" Kearns
Barney Brook
Charles E. Dewey
Edward A. Lamb
Dewey
State Water Resources Board
Edward R. Lamb
Bennington
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lamb
Wallonmsac
Selectman
Timothy Corcoran
Water Resources Board
Staumb
Tri state talks probe idea for maximum security prison
Concord New Hampshire UPI Gov Meldrim Thomson and lawmakers from Vermont and Maine met for a preliminary luncheon to discuss a possible three state maximum security prison. Participants cited a need for a single facility with an estimated cost around 5 million dollars and promised another meeting within days.
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Meldrim Thomson
Vermont
Maine
Thomson
Cleon Heath
Rheene
New Flampshire House
John McLaughlin
Nashua
Frederick Westfal
Elmore
John J. Zampier
Ryegate
Husgell Dyer
Strong
Walter Hichens
Eliot
New England
Bowd
New Hampshire
Mclaughlin
Mt Snow leaseback sparks confusion over sale claim
Dover business note: Mt Snow owner Fleischman says the resort itself was not sold but 710 acres of the 1800 acre property including land under buildings and lifts were leased back in a 2 million sale leaseback with Pease Elliman Realty Trust. Land under Forest Service ownership and 700 acres for future development remain with Mt Snow.
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U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Salton
International Paper Co
Aspen
Colorado
Dover Town Hall
Dover
Stratton
Mt. Snow Development Corporation
Fieischman
Assessments shift within MAU district
Bennington taxpayers will pay the lion's share of the Mt. Anthony Union High School District budget for 1973-74, about 1.6 million dollars, roughly 6 percent of the total. Pownal rises, North Bennington and Shaftsbury fall as district enrollments drive per-pupil costs. total 2069 students are split across grades K-12 with figures used to set assessments.
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Woodford
Bennington Elderly Housing Contract Delayed Again
The Bennington Housing Authority delays the signing of its elderly housing contract. HUD moved the signing from Friday in Manchester New Hampshire to Monday for convenience. The authority awaits cost computations from F E Hoffman Construction Co of Albany New York to resolve an $8000 gap between authority funds and contractor demands.
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Bennington Housing Authority
Manchester
N.H
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Hall W. Cushman
F. £. Hoffman
Mt Anthony hosts student science fair Thursday
Mt Anthony Union High School invites the public to the science corner on Thursday May 17 from 1 15 to 4 30 p m for a student science fair featuring original research projects and exhibits by grades 7 through 12 across physics chemistry earth science biology and physiology.
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Bottom Moor
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Licensed Practical Nurses Meet at Putnam Memorial
The Licensed Practical Nurses Association holds its monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 in the conference room at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Dr. David Greenleaf, orthopedist, will discuss Total Hips.
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Licensed
Practical Nurses Association
Putnam Memorial Hospital
David Greenleaf
Bridge Bump At Silk Road Covered Bridge
A minor accident at the Silk Road covered bridge Tuesday afternoon left the guardrail slightly damaged. Police said the 1972 Dodge driven by Charles C Vail, 49, of Old Bennington, met an oncoming car causing Vail to brake and skid on the wet surface into the rail. his car sustained no discernible damage.
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Silk Road
Dodge
Charles C. Vail
Old Bennington
Wall
Duxbury Plans City Condo Project Face Community Opposition
Residents oppose a Rocky Vermont Corp proposal for 300 condominiums in Duxbury, arguing it would nearly double the town size. The Regional Planning Commission tabled action amid concerns on schools and watershed impact, while the Agency of Environmental Conservation calls the project premature. Project president Fleming proposes a cluster with 1700 acres in trust and a partnership for preservation.
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UPI
Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission
Rocky Vermont Corp
Duxbury
Towr
Planning Commission
William Jackson
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Thomas Fleming
Fleming
Burlington
Montpelier
O Keefe murder trial delayed past May
Brian O Keefe 24 and Edward Battick 25 are charged in the Dec 12 shooting death of Manchester Town Police Chief Dana Thompson. O Keefe’s trial is postponed until after May. Battick is in hospital with multiple gunshot wounds and pleads not guilty to first degree murder and nighttime breaking and entering.
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Brian O'Keefe
Manchester Town
Dana Thompson
Senators' honorariums disclosed in reports
UPI reports filed with the secretary of the Senate show Sen. George Aiken received no outside income from speaking engagements while Sen. Robert Stafford earned 1000 for a speech at a fundraising dinner for Rep. William Keating. Stafford also reported 3640 in political contributions from diverse sources, including 1000 from the Laborers Political League of Washington and 500 from the Textile Workers Union of America and the Transportation Political Education League.
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UPI
U.S. Senate
George Aiken
R-Vl
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Stafford
William Keating
Ohio
Senate
Laborers Political League of Washington
Textile Workers Union of America
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Transportation Political Education Langue
Nixon outline on campaign reform and election integrity
The speaker described a commission to examine campaign costs and financing, curb influence from large contributions, and end violence, intimidation, fraud in ballots, misleading charges, sabotage, and privacy infringements. White House aides then downplayed talk of a six year term proposal.
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Congress
Nixon
Commission
Nisori
White House
4 H drama group to present Miracle Worker play
The 4 H Drama Cub presents The Miracle Worker, third annual production directed by Wynn Metcalfe at Met Anthony Union High School on May 25 and 27. Tickets at the door. Cast includes Ann Sullivan played by Alice Brown, Helen Keller by Patty O'Brien, Captain Keller by Jeff Metcalfe, Kate Keller by Karen Fraiie, Joseph by Chris Connell, Dr. Anagnos by E. J. Carroll, Antey by Karen DeConnnck, Servant by Helen Antonio, Martha by Cheryl segnetburg, Prissy by Maria. The group started two years ago and previously staged You're a Good Man Charlie Brown and Calamity Jane.
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Cub
Wynn Metcalfe
Met. Anthony Union High School
Helen Keller
Ann Sullivan
Alice Brown
Helen Kellar
Patty O’brien
Capt. Keller
Jeff Metcalfe
Kate Keller
Karen Fraiie
Joseph
Chris Connell
Dr. Anagnos
E. J. Carroll
Antey
Karen DeConnnck
Servant
Helen Antonio
Martha
Cheryl Segnetburg
Prissy
Maria
Man
Charlie Brown
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births May 15
Hospital notes list admissions including Susan Matte Rosemary Kipp Barney Breese and others from Hoosick Falls North Bennington Arlington and Bennington area. Discharges include Marcella Sheldon Randall DeColgne and Valerie Mould with son Winfield Williams. Births report three newborns a son to Marsh in Morgan Street and a son to Morrissey on Bermington Mobile Park and a daughter to Houplen in Cambridge on May 15.
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Susan Matte
Rosemary Kipp
Barney Breese
Hoosick Falls
Loretta Oakes
Harland Young
North Bennington
Barbara Pahl
Arlington
Elizabeth Buck
North Pownsl
Richard Shutt
Ethel Waite
Kimberley Pembroke
Bennington
Marcella Sheldon
East Dorset
Randall DeColgne
Valerie Mould
Winfield Williams
Baby Girl Powers
Charles Marsh
Morgan Street
Robert Morrissey
Bermington Mobile Park
West Road
Ronald Houplen
North Park St
Cambridge, Nly
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