Democrats win several justice of the peace races
Reflecting a statewide rise, Democratic candidates for justice of the peace swept several Republican strongholds. Two Democratic ticket entrants won in Arlington and Sandgate, where two of the four justices are Democrats. Six more Democrats won on the Democratic ticket in Pownal securing seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Arlington
Sandgate
Pownal
Salmon
Brian Burns
Shaftsbury
Readsboro
Michael Parenti
Liberty Union
Congress
Francis Cain
Landgrove
Popping bottles and local election results mixed in article
UPI reports 125000 yearly hospital injuries from exploding bottles due to shaking and weak caps. The piece also lists election results showing Democrats winning many justice seats in Readsboro Woodford and Sunderson towns, with party-designated lists across Readsboro Pownal Sandgate Searsburg Woodford and Sunderaand communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Family Health
Hoosick Falls Election Yields Narrow GOP Support
In Hoosick Falls New York Republicans barely prevail with two incumbents gaining the majority. Gerald Solomon wins re election for State Assembly 1251 to 1181 over Peter Schmidt. Louis Lekowicz tops Robert Abrams 1369 to 1121 with Campbell receiving 80. Total votes 2772 across nine districts. Carey and ie 1581 to Wilson and Case 1044. Ryan 1356 and Hudson 1151 elected. Murray 1449 elected. Ellis Stanley 951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Gerald Solomon
Peter Schmidt
Solomon
Louis Lekowicz
Robert Abrams
Campbell
Ellis J. Stanley Jr
R-L
Don G. Cholakis
D-L
Stephen May
J. Bradley Hurd
U.S
Ramsey Clark
Jacob K. Javits
R-I
Barbara A. Keating
Nawrath Wins Benn Seat Upset in Local House Race
In Benn District 1 Manchester and surrounding towns, 27 year old Nawrath defeated Dorset contractor Jack Heaton to claim the second seat for the district. Beattie, a 7-year veteran, won the first seat as expected. Nawrath campaigned door to door, emphasizing Route 7, land use planning, and nuclear power positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Orrin H. Beattie
W. Michael Nawrath
Bennington
House of Representatives
Beattie
Dorset
Landgrove
Peru
Winhall
Nawrath
Jack Heaton
Benn
Heaton
Walter E. Kennedy
Pownal
Burlington
University of Vermont
Sue Burton Tenner
Large turnout in Bennington County reshapes race
County voters produced a strong turnout with clear shifts away from past patterns. In ten of fifteen towns excluding Bennington, more than half cast ballots, while six towns saw two thirds or more participation. Republican towns like Manchester Dorset Winhall and Rupert stayed largely GOP, though Nawrath drew support in Dorset Manchester and Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
North Shire
Manchester
Dorset
Winhall
Rupert
W. Michael Nawrath
Peru
Four of five articles pass in Manchester
Local items on the ballot drew heavy turnout as four of five measures passed. The purchase of the Joseph L. Dupree land near the recreation area was failed. Revenue sharing approvals totaled 49 500 for the town garage, 17 500 for Elm Street sewer extension, 20 000 for Highland Avenue sewer extension, and up to 5 500 from the fire department reserve for a new rescue truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Joseph L. Dupree
Elm Street
Highland Avenue
Fire Department
Dupree
Planning Commission
School Board
Sandgate voters approve five revenue shares totaling 4802
In Sandgate 92 of 135 registered voters approved all five revenue sharing allocations totaling 4802 dollars. Items included 628 to Bennington Opportunity Council and 2500 for fire protection, with other sums for road signing and town office equipment. Local articles passed unevenly, while party shifts appeared in Sunderland and district races.
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Sandgate
Sunderland
Salmon
Burns
Diamond
Hackel
Randler
Jane Gardner
Bennington
James Edgerton
Arlington
Don's Book Store reopens under Noble family
Don's Book Store at 7 John Street in Hoosick Falls plans a November 11 reopening by Harriet and Donald Noble, who aim to continue the vast stock built by Donald Frank since 1954. They will inventory the shop, honor Frank's will, and add penny candy while maintaining the diverse inventory including travel guides, antiques, English mysteries, dictionaries, Bibles, and works by local authors.
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Edith Beaumont Hoolick
Don
Harriet
Donald Noble
Hill Road
Hoosick
Noble
Anita Frank Noble
Don Frank
Gladys Frank
Sharron
Robin
Tammy
Don’s
Long Island
Dale Noble
Williamstown
Elizabeth
New York City
Webster Collegiate
Grandma Moses
Otto Kallir
Jose DeCroft
West Hoosick
Eugene Boossen
Hunter College
New York
Carleton Reed
University of Massachusetts
Hoosick Falls
Forrest Reed
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Woodford
Herman Benjamin
Roy Crowfut
Kennedy Ludlam
Ernest Mattison Sr
Lawrence Malloy
Rachel Moore
T. J. Riley
Sandra Corey
James Kelly
Merriam Spoffard
Lewis D. Tuttle
Lynn Walker
Russell Parks
Sidney Meachem
Claude Dern
Louis Grodsky
Arthur Kelton
Myra Williams
Eleanor Baldwin
David Farnum
Robert Beattie
Pownal A. Cleman Mason
Charles Mason
Charles Palmer
Caroline Peckham
David Adler
Arthur George
Harold Marshall
Carmalina Roy
Norman Strobridge
Loraine Strohmaier
Elizabeth Baruzzi
Jennie Baruzzi
Rizieri Comai
Arthur Passardi
Marshal Sprague
Robert Graf
Donald Laurie
Kenneth McKeighan
Merritt E. Morey
Lynn C. Rudd
Ann Kreffer
Fred W. Lomberg Jr
Ann Wuerslin
William Lomberg
William Conlin
Searsburg
Charles Dearcopp
Christopher France
Roy Hood
Ralph McDermott
Merton Rice
Stamford
Mae B. Clough
Robert L. Cutler
Leonard F. Dodge
Marion B. Lawrence
Stanley Blow
Frank Burns
Laurin Capen
Raymond Tuttreff
Charles Sage
Woodford Jesse Bugbee
Antoinette Button
Roselie Wright
John Cleary
Benedict Vasquez
Andrew Crosier
Morison Snow
Francis Stacey
Teressa Wood
Ezekiel Cross
Daniel Fager
Roberta Haynes
Sunderaand
Mildred Fersh
Antoinette Mattison
John McTernan
Howard Hill
Joseph Gawlik
Edward
Ned’’ Pattison
Carleton J. King
Gerald B. Solomon
Unop
State Court of Appeals
Lawrence H. Cooke
Jacob D. Fuchsberg
Harold A. Steven
Louis M. Greenblatt
Henry S. Middendorf Jr
Rail Preservation Bond Act
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
Dupree Land
Mason Sauer Pydvar
Rep
Dem
Ind
Bennington- Windham
Dover
Marlboro
Whitingham
Wilmington
James Jane Gardner Edgerton
Mountain Artisans
Appalachia
Water St
Donald Frank
Vermont Transit
Radio City Music Hall
Washington Ave
Manchester Center Purdy
Vermont Transit Lines
United Counseling Service
Griffin Electric Co., Inc
Main ST
La-Z-Boy
The
Mastercharge
Bankamericard
Ida A Furniture Inc
Vermont
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