Bennington Court Dockets Clear With Dismissals And Guilty Pleas
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg dismissed multiple charges against Michael D. Betts and Richard Farrell with new charges to be filed. Alfred Gallett pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence with penalties including $125 fine and six year license suspension. Benjamin Ranzona pleaded guilty by waiver to driving with license. $125 fine. Seymour Brooks, facing charges in Vermont and Rensselaer County, will be sent for psychiatric testing. Earlier, David Ryan’s disorderly conduct and unlawful mischief charges were dropped. he pleaded guilty to two other counts and received probation with conditions. Frank Gratton pleaded not guilty to DUI. In another case, James Spathanas pleaded no contest to attempted false token. fined $500. Roger Sears received a deferred sentence and probation to April 25, 1977. An extended outlook notes showers midweek and milder temps, with ongoing bail set at $175.
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Michael D. Betts
Bennington
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Arlington
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Benjamin M. Ranzona
Seymour Brooks
Rensselaer County
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Shaftsbury
Alcoholics Anonymous
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Brooklyn
N.Y
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Jamaica Plains
Mass
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Pownal
Wealth and health gaps shown across England by study
English study suggests regional inequalities in mortality align with affluence. Prof Melvyn Howe mapped death rates showing higher ischaemic heart disease, strokes and lung cancer in poorer areas like Wigan Liverpool Manchester and parts of Lancashire, with south and east England faring better. He questions whether affluence buys health through housing diet and social conditions.
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Hypochondriacs seen as life style by doctors
For some people sickness becomes a life style and a plea for help. Dr Louis L Rittlemeyer of Georgetown University notes hypochondriacs cling to vague, persistent symptoms to secure ongoing care. Doctors can help by managing symptoms and addressing underlying low mood to improve function.
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Georgetown University
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