Mooney to graduate from FBI Academy course
Sergeant Gordon J. Mooney of the Vermont State Police Shaftsbury Barracks is among 100 officers slated to graduate November 3 from the FBI National Academy's 88th session in Washington. Notables include FBI Director Hoover, Chief Justice Burger, and 6,000th graduate Detective Cpl. Edward D. Pare. Foreign attendees from Bahamas, Germany, Lebanon, Nigeria, Korea, Taiwan, and others expand the academy’s international reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon J. Mooney
Vermont
Shaftsbury Barracks
FBI National Academy
Washington, D.C
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Warren E. Burger
U.S. Supreme Court
Wayne B. Colburn
U.S. Marshals Service
Merrill W. Drennan
Metropolitan Memorial United Methodist Church
Don Mentzer
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Oklahoma City
Cpl
Edward D. Pare
Rhode Island State Police
U.S. Border Patrol
U.S. Park Police
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Force
Bahama Islands
Republic of Korea
Lebanon
Malaysia
Nigeria
Republic of China
Federal Republic of
Germany
Bahamas
Bennington Route 7 to Benefit From Federal Road Funds
Gov. Davis announced federal bonus criteria for growth centers including St. Albans and St. Johnsbury alongside Bennington. Arnold said funds boost highway needs for U.S. 7 and the beltline, prioritizing Bennington County as the site for early use to support final land acquisitions and bid plans for the north Route 7 segment from Deer Park to the Bennington-Shaftsbury line, with construction aimed for next summer and Route 7 completion to Manchester planned for 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Davis
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
Bennington
Arnold
Banner
U.S. 7
Bennington County
Highway Department
Deer Park
Shaftsbury
Manchester
Hawthorne Interchange Changes Split Saw Mill Taconic Ramps
The Hawthorne interchange links Saw Mill and Taconic parkways with two two lane approaches, enabling southwest Saw Mill to Taconic southeast and northeast Saw Mill to Taconic northwest. Drivers cannot backtrack or switch from Taconic to Saw Mill directions, unlike the old Hawthorne Circle, and limited ramps redirect east and west of the three-deck structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page 1
Hawthorne Circle
Radzivila
Cree Named Man of Year by New England Council
Albert A. Cree, president of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp., will be named man of the year at the 47th New England Council meeting at the Sheraton Boston Hotel November 18 and 19. A longtime electric power leader, he retired as chairman of Central Vermont Public Service Corp. this year and remains active with Rutland Hospital Green Mountain College Rutland Humane Society and other civic groups. The conference opens November 18 with an address on New England Future Alternative Path to Growth by Richard D. Hill of First National Bank of Boston. concurrent afternoon sessions follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Albert A. Cree
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
New England Council
Sheraton- Boston
Cree
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vermont
Rutland Hospital
Green Mountain College
Rutland Humane Society
Greater Vermont Association
New England
Richard D. Hill
First National Bank of Boston
Bennington BCA schedules Thursday meeting on 205 South St
The Board of Civil Authority will meet Thursday evening in the town clerk's office to revise the election eligibility checklist for the November 16 primary. Eligible voters not listed may register at the town clerk’s office or with the BCA. Attendance urged for final eligibility decisions. North Bennington firefighters responded to a basement fire at 11:30 AM at Mrs. Merritt Hewitt Sr.’s Cemetery Hill home. Her son Merritt Jr. helped extinguish, smoke removed with a extractor. Damages about $200.
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Board of Civil Authority
Bennington
South St
North Bennington
Merritt Hewitt Sr
Cemetery Hill
Carroll White
Sicily Beach
Robert
Gordon
Ernest White
Albany
N.Y
Eva J. Fredette
Rutland
East Arlington
St. Mary’s Guild of
St. Peter's Church
Thomas Foster
State Police probe barn fires in Arlington Woodford and Bennington
State Police continue investigation into a Sunday night Arlington barn fire owned by Selectman Richard Hagelberg with no electricity found as a potential spark. Investigators also probe a Woodford cabin blaze from last week with undetermined cause, while Bennington area barn fires from September remain under BCI scrutiny. Concurrent sessions discuss innovative tactics and tourism shifts, with Herman R Hill of GE West Lynn delivering a noon address on the New England economy in the 1970s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Richard Hagelberg
Woodford
Bennington
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
Herman R. Hill
Mass
New England
Falls youth hospitalized after attack in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls youth Dennis Shaw, 20, remains hospitalized in Albany after a Saturday night beating at the Oasis Restaurant lot on Route 22. Shaw and companion John Carelli Jr. were jumped. Carelli escaped uninjured. Police continue the investigation and expect an arrest soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
Dennis Shaw
Rogers Avenue
Oasis
Jackson
Shaw
John Carelli Jr
Center St
Carelli
New York
Speech course for adults begins Thursday at MAUHS
A new adult speech course starts this Thursday at 7 30 PM in Room 207 Mt Anthony Union High School. It runs 15 weeks with instructor Mrs Anne Webb meeting two hours weekly. Fees are 15 dollars. The course covers body voice speech creation persuasion reasoning parliament procedures debate and briefs with practice speeches to build confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Anne Webb
Pownal roads renamed and discontinued after hearings
Pownal Selectmen held two public hearings to abandon a road, cede rights of way to adjacent owners, and rename another. South Stream Road segments were discontinued after blacktopping and relocation at the north end. Town Highway No. 35 became Old Military Road. previously Dummy Noble’s Road and Blanchard Road, renamed without objections. Abutting property reverted to Hiram Savage, Earl Lillie and Clyde Lanfair.
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Pownal
South Stream Road
Hiram Savage
Earl Lillie
Clyde Lanfair
East Pownal
Blanchard Road
Military Road
Planners weigh Monument Inn project in Bennington
The Bennington Planning Commission meets at 7 30 p m to decide on a private club and 20 condominiums at the former Monument Inn site near Old Bennington. Edward Roth, the Long Island developer, is advised by attorney not Town Counsel Norton Barber. The plan requires approvals from the Zoning Board of Adjustment and the District Environmental Commission under Act 250.
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Bennington
Barber
Roth
Jon Gramhofer
Henry M. Dodge
Bowling Green
Ohio
Planning Commission
Monument Inn
Zoning Board of Adjustment
District Environment Commission
Moore
Bennington County
Bennington Village
Michael Warren
Airport Zone
Airport
UCS drive extended to reach $20,000 goal
United Counseling Service of Bennington County extends its two week fund drive begun Oct 17 until the $20,000 target is met. By Oct 30 only $2,621 had been raised, Dr. Walter E. LaGrange said. Executive director Joseph Lo Piccolo highlighted preventive mental health programs and the Big Brother Big Sister initiative as parts of UCS’s work in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Joseph O'Neil
Rutland
Woodruff
Vermont
O'Neil
Earl O. Brown
Williamstown
Mass
Pray
Waterbury
Bennington County United Counseling Service
O’neil
Brown
Keefe
United Counseling Service
Bennington County
Walter E. LaGrange
UCS
Dr. LaGrange
LaGrange
Joseph Lo Piccolo
Lo Piccolo
Minor crash in Bennington. driver sought
A two-vehicle parking lot collision at Vermont Bank and Trust Co. left one car damaged and its driver at large. The other vehicle belonged to 19 year old Roderic Cameron of 375 Union St. Bennington. Also listed: county sheriffs association meetings, community events, fundraisers, and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Roderic Cameron
Union St
Bennington
Hospital Notes November 1 1971 Admissions and births
Admission list includes Linda Dorman Bennington Carol Lynn Hill Arlington Philip Bradley Sharon Green wood Hoosick Falls Discharges list Josephine Hard Manchester Depot Arnold Griffis Arlington Births Mr and Mrs William Bushee Bennington a son Nov 1 Mr and Mrs Gale Harrington Branch Street a son Nov 1 A daughter born Oct 29 at North Adams Regional Hospital to Richard E Mazinski and Patricia L Tripp A son born Nov 1 at North Adams Regional Hospital to Scott Van Steemburg Old Main Road Stamford
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Linda Dorman
Bennington
Carol Lynn Hill
Arlington
Philip Bradley
Sharon Greenwood
Hoosick Falls
Josephine Hard
Manchester Depot
Arnold Griffis
William Bushee
Gale Harrington
Branch Street
North Adams
Mass
Richard E. Mazinski
Mazinski
Patricia L. Tripp
North Adams Regional Hospital
Scott van Steemburg
Old Main Road
Stamford
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Set. Mooney
FBI Academy
Washington
Quantico
Dr. Brown
Kenneth Pease
Pease
Douglas Rouelle
Waterbury State Hospital
Mary Fletcher Hospital
State Hospital
Windsor
Rouelle
Windall
Daniels
Stevens
Winhall
Harry P. Edgerton
Sgt
Hawthorne
BCA
Falls
Mauhs
Harry L. Knapp
Mina K. Knapp
Burgess Road
Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home
Richard D. Campbell
First United Methodist Church
Ward Knights Jr
Concord Hospital
Concord
N.H
Knapp
Milton Surdam
Frank Snow
Ronald Knapp
Robert Purdy
Lee
Enoch Tollisen
Methodist Church
Mr. Campbell
Park Lawn Cemetery
Eber M. White
Mack Molding Co
Ira
Alice (Fish) White
Fair Haven
White
Edna Labshere
Ralph White
Rochester
Warren White
Babylon
Clealand White
Portland
Ore
Eber White Jr
Hartford
Shirley Percey
Donald Gee
Shrewsbury
Bennington Briefs
Bennington County Sheriffs’ Association
Middlebury
County Association
Bennington-Rutland
Opportunity Council
Main St
Bennington- Rutland Opportunity Council Center
Bennington Dog Training Club
Mau
Ben Griffin
Fraternal
Order of Eagles Aerie 1861
Eagles Rooms
VFW
Cmdr
Lawrence Harrington
Kenneth Porter Sr
White Creek
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Bennington Minit
North Bennington Rd
Admiral
Dial
Electronic
Marra
North Street
SALEM
Sunkist
Fairdale Farms
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