Ex Ford aide urges curb on political ads nationwide
Malcolm MacDougall former creative director of Humphrey Browning and MacDougall urged federal regulation of political advertising at the UPI Newspapers of New England meeting in Worcester. He called for on camera half of ads and full documentation 24 hours before airing, and for visiting every state at least once since public funds fund campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
UPI
Ford
Malcolm MacDougall
Humphrey, Browning and MacDougall
Boston
United Press International Newspapers of
New England
MacDougall
America
Harry Truman
U.S
Sidebanders name officers at annual meeting
Two Bennington men were among officers elected at the Victor Tango Club annual meeting held at the Horseshoe in Sudbury. Tim Kelly was elected trustee for two years and Ora Joseph was elected auditor. Other officers are Ron Wood president, Les Bresett vice president, Sandy Wilmont secretary, and Esther Hier treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Victor Tango Club
Horseshoe
Sudbury
Tim Kelly
Ora Joseph
Ron Wood
Brattleboro
Les Bresett
Barre
Sandy Wilmont
Post Mills
Esther Hier
Whiting
Peebles to Receive B.S. in Medical Technology at Vermont
Deborah Ann Peebles daughter of Richard and Norma Peebles of Apple Hill Road will receive a bachelor of science degree in medical technology from the University of Vermont on May 28 She is a 1973 Mt Anthony Union High School graduate and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority She will start as a medical technologist June 13 at Tufts New England Medical Center Boston Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eborah Ann Peebles
Richard and
Norma Peebles
Apple Hill Road
University of Vermont
Miss Peebles
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Tufts New England Medical Center
Boston
Mass
New Hampshire seeks LEAA funds for Seabrook protest costs
Governor Thomson said NH will ask the federal LEAA for 670000 to cover arresting and jailing Seabrook demonstrators if funds are not available. LEAA said no applicable program area. state may receive about 200000 from lapsing funds. Attorney General Souter estimates costs could exceed 1 million. </s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
Washington
Thomson
State Crime Commission
LEAA
Malcolm Barr
Seabrook
Roger Crowley
New Hampshire
Public Service Co
Newshire
David Souter
National Guard
Superior Court
SEAA
Idaho
Teton Dam
Guilty plea triggers pre-sentence probe in Vermont
Barbara Ferder of South Burlington pleaded guilty in Vermont District Court to manslaughter for the February shooting death of her cousin Frederick LaForce of Colchester. A pre-sentence investigation was ordered. she faces 1 to 15 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Albans
UPI
Barbara Ferder
South Burlington
Vermont
Miss Ferder
Frederick LaForce
Colchester
Highgate Springs
Franklin County
Ronald Kilburn
Kilburn
LaForce
Barbara
Friendly Visitors bring contact to Bennington elderly
About 25 church members in Bennington formed the Friendly Visitors group to combat isolation among elderly and shut-ins. They volunteer amid busy lives to offer friendly, human contact and steady support to residents with little outside interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Guilmette Selected for West Point Cadet Appointment
Cadet candidate Daniel J. Guilmette son of Mr and Mrs Leo E Guilmette of Chapel Road has received an Army appointment to West Point Military Academy. He will enter West Point in July after attending the U S Military Academy Preparatory School Ft Monmouth New Jersey and is set to graduate June 10 He is a 1974 Mt. Anthony Union High School graduate and 1975 Champlain College graduate. His senior year was spent at Southern Vermont College. He has been in the Army since December 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Guilmette
Leo E. Guilmette
Chapel Road
West Point Military Academy
Guilmette
West Point
U.S. Military Academy
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Champlain College
Mt. Anthony
Southern Vermont College
Coin Show At Bennington Elks Lodge Sunday May 22
The Catamount Coin Club hosts a Sunday coin show from noon to 6 pm at the Bennington Elks Lodge with displays private collections and buy sell venues. Hourly drawings yield a U S proof set while a 6 pm grand prize raffle awards a $5 gold coin and trophies honor best displays in senior and junior divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coin Club
Elks
Bennington
U.S
Joseph Cassano Jr
Lyman Hansen
Dorset Beebe Mason wed in double ring ceremony
Melinda Lee Mason and David Alan Beebe married April 30 at Dorset Congregational Church in a candle light service officiated by Rev Hal Miller. The bride's gown featured peau de soie with Viennese lace, Juliette cap veil, and cascading bouquet. guests included family from Arlington East Dorset and Cavendish. couple to reside in East Dorset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Melinda Lee Mason
Kenneth H. Mason Jr
Arlington
David Alan Beebe
Harold R. Beebe
East Dorset
Dorset Congregational Church
Hal Miller
Barry Mattison
Julie Shea
Larry Cross
You
Jean Shultz
Linda M. Collins
Canaan
James Eichel
South Dorset
Stratton and Sherman wed at St Peters Episcopal Church
Married at 11 a.m. March 19 in Arlington the couple Stratton Sherman. Barbara Thorpe and William Sherman. Ted Briggs as proxy for Mrs. Sherman. Bride Anna Briggs wore silk crystalette gown with lace motifs. veil and bouquet of pink tea roses. Attendants Tracey Stratton Celisa Campbell and James Stratton Alan Mattison. flower girl Michelle Thorpe. ringbearer Donald Kelley Jr. They reside in Winston-Salem, N C after a reception at Knights of Columbus Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarina Anne Sherman
Barbara Thorpe
William Sherman
Mark Joseph Stratton
Margaret Stratton Riley
Robert Stratton
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
John T. Adams
St. James Episcopal Church
Arlington
Ted Briggs
Mantilla
Anna Briggs
Daniel Flanders
Tracey Stratton
Celisa Campbell
James Stratton
Alan Mattison
Michelle Thorpe
Donald Kelley Jr
Knights of Columbus
Winston- Salem
N.C
Vermont Yankee vows to share spills details
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp President James Griffin said the company is willing to keep the state more informed about accidental spills but opposes stricter reporting rules. Environmental Secretary Martin Johnson urged tighter regulation after a March discharge into the Connecticut River was not reported for over a month. officials deemed it insignificant and non threatening. Griffin noted possible informal, broader reporting with the governor, while insisting current rules are adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
UPI
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
James Griffin
Griffin
Martin Johnson
Vernon
Connecticut River
Richard Snelling
Vermont Yankee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clayton Daigneault
Crescent Blvd
Alan
Dartmouth College
Bennington Briefs
First Baptist Church
Mary Flitcroft
England
Scotland
Marjorie Galusha
Hilda Parker
Helen Emmons
Ethel Richmond
Lee Hammond
W.A. Christmas
Dewey St
VFW
Dan Collette
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Wayne Jones
The
Rainbows
ADV
St. Francis Parish Center
Beebe
Mason
Katherine
Denise Beebe
Punch
Richard Mason
Paula Parker
Lynne Harrington
Cavendish
Luella Jameson
Keene, N.H
Lancaster
Gettysburg
Arlington Memorial High School
Burr and Burton Seminary
Vermont Toy Crafts of
Manchester
Paul W. Baker
Pawlet
Mr. and
Mrs
David A. Beebe
Stratton-Sherman
UuUnmMi
Main
Safford & Gage Papers
Yankee
Aaravan
Nichols
Bennington, VT
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!