Bennington Talk Warns of SST Booms and Water Pollution
Mrs. Catharine O. Foster of Bennington College warned at the American Association of University Women dinner at Paradise Restaurant that environmental dangers include air pollution, indiscriminate pesticides, radioactive poisons, plastics, and sonic booms from SST planes. She cited possible septic leakage from Woodford vacation homes threatening Bennington’s water and urged a civic ecological ethic for the next generation.
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Catharine O. Foster
American Association of University Women
Paradise Restaurant
Bennington
Boston
New York
Montreal
Foster
Woodford
Breach of Peace Cases Heard in Bennington Court
Two North Pownal residents pled guilty to breach of peace and faced pre sentence investigations after a May 7 fight that left their father hospitalized for a week. Other cases included suspended sentences for assault, traffic violations, and fines for speeding and threatening behavior in nearby towns.
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North Pownal
Bennington
John P. Morrissey
Everett E. Hurley Jr
Robert S. Hurley
Everett Hurley
John T. Carmody Jr
Robert W. Macintyre
North Branch Street
Chris M. Capras
Bantam
Conn
Terence F. Murphy
Litchfield
Salvatore W. Tornadone
Pownal
Leonard P. Bump
River St
Richard P. Rowe
Morrissey
Nancy J. Hoard
Howard B. Waine Jr
Leblanc Ave
North Bennington
Robert M. LaCroix
New Library Fiction Picks Feature Diverse Mysteries and Biographies
A list of new library titles spans mystery and suspense with Andersons Cover Her with Roses and Murder, Sunny Side Up. Grubb Fools Parade offers humor. O'Donnell Ghosts and Screaming Skulls provide eerie tales. Keneally Three Cheers for the Paraclete explores priests in today’s setting.
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Cooper
Dominic
Garve
Grubb
Hintze
Huffman
Mint
Hunter, “Spies, Inc
Keneally
Nichols
O’donnell
O'Donnell
Seifert
Stewart
Mephisto Waltz
Literary Guild
Wade
Knave of Eagles
Waugh
Woiwode
General Brandt
Europe
Cleaver
Furst & Sherman
Gould
Jonesport
Hall
Vermont
Vermont Life Magazine
Hoffer
Kohl
Martin
Jennie
Randolph Churchill
Mayer
Miller
Embassy Row
Pickett
Ed Howe
Prebble
Darien
New World
Panama
Legislative Women Hear First Lady Luncheon in Stowe
Loyal Legislative Women's annual luncheon drew over 80 members at Jack Straw Inn Stowe presided by LLW president Mrs Donald Arnold of Bethel Honorary president Mrs Deane Davis praised her role as first lady of Vermont Attendees were welcomed and 11 members toured Brandon Training School delivering toys knitted articles jewelry and money Supt Mulcahy expressed gratitude Madigras Singers from the University of Vermont performed A tea for the Federation of Democratic Women followed at the Tavern Motor Inn Mrs Philip Hoff former first lady poured tea Addison and Chittenden counties hosted the luncheon with Ward Bedford Cornwall and Martin Powell Essex Center as chairmen for their counties
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Raymond Mulcahy
Madigras Singers
University of Vermont
Federation of Democratic Women
Tavern Motor Inn
Philip Hoff
Deane Davis
Addison
Chittenden
Ward Bedford
Cornwall
Martin Powell
Essex Center
Westmoreland defends ROTC and discipline at Norwich
Gen. William C. Westmoreland criticized campus protesters and argued for strong military discipline at Norwich University's 150th anniversary convocation. He urged ROTC expansion or viable OC S options and urged standards-based credit for Army programs, while praising the academy and honoring notable figures including World War II hero James Burt.
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Westmoreland
Norwich University
U.S. Vietnam
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Army
Norwich
Judicial Changes Urged Through Vote on Con Con
Burlington Vermont a Unitarian Church forum featured Chittenden County State s Atty Patrick Leahy urging a June 3 vote on a constitutional convention He warned that without changes to the judicial system and state s attorneys the administration of criminal justice would be vastly improved He proposed replacing the 14 county prosecutors with a district attorney system dividing the state into six districts to elect professional prosecutors Leahy said a broader base would allow appointing a staff expert in criminal law
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Burlington
UPI
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
Leahy
An Unitarian
Molly Stark Students Learn About Wildflowers
Miss Gwladys Bowen gave a slide talk on wildflower preservation at Molly Stark School on Wednesday. She showed 70 native Vermont slides from seven years of photography, distinguishing species not to be picked from their habitat and those abundant enough to uproot, with a lively Q&A from students and staff.
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Gwladys Bowen
Molly Stark School
Marian Taylor
Miss Taylor
Wilbur Rice
Bennington
Vermont
Bowen
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