Vermont land use panel weighs guidelines for towns
The 13 member State Land Use Committee met to frame a general classification system guiding local planning. They reviewed the Environmental Board plan, faced deadlock on multiple points, and set an Oct. 31 deadline to deliver a new plan. Kinsey and Gibb were elected as leaders as debate focused on broad state guidelines and conservation land classifications.
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Montpelier
UPI
Environmental Board
Thomas P. Salmon
Robert Kinsey
Craftsbury Common
Arthur Gibb
Addison County
Kinsey
Frederick Smith
Chittenden County
Jackson
Vermont
Vermont board to hold 13 hearings on public transport needs
The Vermont Transportation Advisory Board chaired by Robert Gensburg will hold 13 public hearings statewide to gauge transit desires. The panel, created by the 1974 legislature, includes eight state agencies and three regional planning groups and aims to define needs without preconceived notions.
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Gensburg
Public Service Board
Agency of Administration, Development and Community Affairs
Highway Department
Agency of Human Services
Agency of Enri
Radio emissions limits shift to gamma energy measure
AEC spokesman Karl Abraham says new limits equal about 800 000 to 900 000 microcuries per second when averaged as gamma energy. He notes the Sunday emission was xenon gas with negligible iodine, sparing thyroid cancer risk, while state official Harry B. Ashe explains the method better reflects biological effects. Milk iodine concerns persist among experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
AEC
Karl Abraham
Harry B. Ashe
Department of Industrial Hygiene
Bennington School District candidate Mausert calls for fiscal planning
Mausert emphasizes long range fiscal planning to show future educational costs to taxpayers and improve labor negotiations. The Bennington candidate, a Main Lafrentz manager and HOME Inc. treasurer, pledges responsible community service and support for diverse educational philosophies while stressing cost containment. Other candidates include Nancy Bohne, Bernard Winslow, and David Allen.
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Ryerson
Micky’’ Mausert
Bennington
Mausert
Main Lafrentz and Co
Rotary
Home Inc
BSD
Driver held for DWI after crash on Main Street
An 18-year-old Bennington man Edward F. Kinney was arrested on DWI and disorderly conduct charges after his 1969 Javelin struck a fire hydrant and a utility pole near the Main Street Bradford Street intersection around 1:45 a.m. He was treated for a cut lip at Putnam Memorial Hospital and awaited arraignment in Bennington District Court.
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Bennington
Edward F. Kinney
Main Street
Kinney
Bennington District Court
Bradford Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Timberlane teachers plan 1400 mile march to dramatize strike
TIMBERLANE NEW HAMPSHIRE teachers including a husband and wife will leave at noon for a month long walk to Chicago to spotlight issues in the nations longest teacher strike now in its 61st day. The Bennington School District board meets tonight at 6 at 604 Main Street with a 12 item agenda. It includes building committee reports an annual building review Catamount Elementary School bond issue and architect selection if voters approve the purchase June 25. A progress report on teacher negotiations insurance needs and administrator reports is also on the agenda with an executive session to discuss interviews and negotiations.
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Plaistow
N.H
UPI
Timberlane
Chicago
New York
Bennington
Main St
Catamount
City
East St. Louis
National Education Association
Mike McNally
McNally
New England
Donald Misenti
Kathy Baron
Forum on role of the three Rs in secondary education
The Community Educational Forum hosts the second panel in a series at Mt Anthony Union High School auditorium starting at 8 pm. Panelists include Aula Evans Bill Wicks Justyna Steuer Stephen Lynch John Duval and Dr Irving Adler with moderator Michael Povsner. The public discussion follows brief talks and audience participation in a historic context linked to broader education issues.
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Community Educational Forum
Aula Evans
Bill Wicks
Justyna Steuer
Stephen Lynch
John Duval
Irving Adler
Michael Povsner
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Hospital Notes and Election Date Correction
Admissions include Melissa Batease and Mary Buzzell of Bennington Troy Anderson of Shaftsbury Leona Griswold of Manchester Center and Brian O Connor of Wilmington Discharges list Lorraine Dusablon Muriel Kennard Mrs Vanessa Littlefield and baby girl all of Bennington Richard Mattison of Manchester and Mrs Lynne Day and baby girl of Searsburg Births son to Mr and Mrs Hilton Waibel of Manchester Center Under a photo the BSD election date was misstated as May 25 the correct date is June 25
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Melissa Batease
Mary Buzzell
Bennington
Troy Anderson
Shaftsbury
Leona Griswold
Manchester Center
Brian O’connor
Wilmington
Lorraine Dusablon
Muriel Kennard
Vanessa Littlefield
Richard Mattison
Manchester
Lynne Day
Searsburg
Hilton Waibel
Mr. Anthony Board
Patrick Honan
Mt. Anthony Board
Bennington selectmen review two bids on town study
Bennington selectmen discussed two management study offers for the town government. Robert J M Matteson proposed 7500 to 10000 dollars for about six months, while Gale Associates of Windsor bid 5000 to 7500 dollars. Both firms pledged periodic updates if hired.
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Bennington Selectmen
Robert J.M. Matteson
Bennington
United States
Matteson
Selectmen
Gale Associates
Windsor
Bennington Eyes Full Time Lister Candidate
Bennington town invites Steven Wright of Florence for a next week interview as a likely full time lister. Wright a real estate broker and tax appraiser in Rutland County would serve as a full time professional with a four year commitment if hired, salary range 12000 to 15000 dollars.
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Bennington
Steven Wright
Florence
Rutland County
Wright
Sisters
Chase reaches 140 mph as Moris apprehened in Vermont
Michael G. Moris, 20, of Danbury Connecticut, faced Vermont District Court after a high speed pursuit that started in Whately Massachusetts. Police said the chase reached over 140 mph with troopers damaged two Massachusetts cars in Vermont and a tractor trailer block on I-91 could not stop him. Moris ran out of gas near Rockingham and was arrested.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Michael G. Moris
Danbury
Conn
Vermont
Morin
Rockingham
Bartonsville
Whately
Mass
Massachusetts
Obituaries note Todd Gray and Ouellette deaths in local area
Retired author Warwick H. B. Todd age 81 of Sunderland died this morning at Putnam Memorial Hospital. He was born September 11, 1892 in Dobbs Ferry New York and moved to Sunderland with his wife Ethel Rourke Todd who died in 1971. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Arlington and will appear in Thursday's Banner. Erin Eileen Gray daughter of Patrick J. M. Gray and Connie Gray of Pownal Center died Tuesday during open heart surgery at Children’s Hospital Boston at eight days old. A Mass of the Angels will be offered Friday at St Francis de Sales Church with burial in Florida Massachusetts. Memorial contributions may be made through the funeral home to the Heart Fund at Children’s Hospital Boston. Mrs Charlotte Helen Ouellette age 70 wife of Rene Ouellette of Central Shaft Road Florida Massachusetts and sister of Herbert Blake of Pownal died May 24 at Sweet Brook Nursing Home Williamstown after a long illness. She was born March 12 1904 in Windsor and lived in North Adams most of her life. She leaves husband and brother plus three daughters three sisters and 16 grandchildren. Funeral services were held May 28 at Holy Family Church with burial in Southview Cemetery North Adams.
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Warwick H. B. Todd
Sunderland
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
William H
Katherine (French) Todd
Ethel Rourke Todd
Kenneth W
Brownsville
Francis Flavelle
Dover
N.J
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Arlington
Erin Eileen Gray
Patrick J. M. Gray
Connie (Burdick) Gray
Pownal Center
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Mass
North Adams
Charlotte Helen Ouellette
Rene Ouellette
Central Shaft Road
Florida
Herbert Blake
Pownal
Sweet Brook
Williamstown
Windsor
John and
Ida Mae (Brown) Blake
Holy Family Church
Ronald P. Lussier
Southview
Lussier
Jennie Griffith of Manchester Dies at 82 in Rutland
Jennie Griffith eighty two of Manchester Center died unexpectedly in Rutland Tuesday afternoon. Born in Pawlet March one eighteen ninety two she was a music teacher and long time choir director in Manchester. She served in local politics and on the state PTA board. Survived by four sisters a son a daughter six grandchildren and a great grandchild. A family service will be held Friday at Brewster Funeral Home with burial in Dellwood Cemetery. Memorials to Manchester Rescue Squad. Plans for a church memorial service will be announced.
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William A. Griffith
Manchester Center
Rutland
Pawlet
Jennie A. Griffith
William John
Katherine (Rutherford) Stone
Manchester
Parent Teachers’ Association
Monday Club
Eastern Star
Manchester Garden Club
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Manchester Health Services Inc
Sarah Stannard
Cecil Brown
William Johnson
Anne Harwood
North
Brewster Funeral Home
Dellwood
First Congregational Church
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Robert E. Cummings Jr
Banner
Kelton B. Miller
GOP
Merritt S. Hewitt Jr
T. Garry Buckley
Madeline Harwood
Kissinger
United Nations
Mrs. Meir
Knesset
Geneva
St. Johnsburg
Swanton
Vermont Transportation
Lyndonville
Sharon
Middlebury
Morrisville
Albury
Berlin
Woodstock
Burlington
White River Junction
BSD Board
Camp Abnaki
Father & Son
Fathers and Sons
Abnaki
Lake Champlain
Norman F. van Gulden
Ryerson Mausert
Elwin M. Ellis
North Bennington
Donna Hathaway
Hathaway
South Street
Ellis
Bryant Street
Irving E. Gavin
Robert G. Skidmore
George M. Fienberg
Fienberg
John Malone
Darling, Kelly & Co
Barre
Malone
Darling, Kelly
Edward R. Lamb
Ransom Gore Jr
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Theodore Galipeau Jr
Gore
Lamb
Heart Fund
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