Alden leads Buckley by 804 in Vermont lieutenant race
In Montpelier the secretary of state reports Sen. John Alden leading Lt. Gov. candidate T. Garry Buckley by 804 votes with Bakersfield and Newark yet to be tallied. Unofficial totals show Alden 81,972 to Buckley 81,168 as of Monday.
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UPI
John Alden
Windsor County
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington
Secretary of State
Bakersfield
Newark
Alden
Buckley
Democratic Party
Vermonters
Arlington school board considers overlap schedule to ease crowding
The board considers a model overlap schedule with staggered entry and six to seven class periods to reduce high school crowding while reviewing science program scheduling. A special meeting is set next Monday to align with curriculum review. Sleeman notes interwoven schedule, overcrowding, curriculum, and budget are key issues.
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Dimke
Sleeman
Mt Anthony Union board reviews credits discipline policies
The Mt Anthony Union School Board met four hours reviewing three policies including a senior status credit reduction from 14 to 13, and an athletic eligibility proposal to set minimum discipline for substances. They plan to rewrite and resubmit, with other actions including legal review and ballot issues.
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New Mau Board
Mt. Anthony Union School
Eugene P. Smith
Smith
Barth Vander Els
Jonathan B. Durand
Durand
Mt. Anthony Union
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Santarcangelo
John Williams II
Snelling calls Vermonters to service for administration
Governor elect Richard Snelling urged Vermonters to come forward for top posts and asked organizations to nominate capable individuals. He plans to name a cabinet in three to four weeks and hinted at changes for current state leaders. He promised budget scrutiny to trim costs and study pledges such as a public service court for rate cases.
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Jimmy Carter
Justice Department
FBI
New York City
New York
Black Panther Party
Levi
Bureau
New York Weather
J. Edgar Hoover
Clarence M. Kelley
Sleeman
Arlington
Donald Sumner
Irving Hersey Associates
Durham
N.H
Sumner
Snelling
Public Service Court
Girl improves after accidental shooting in Exeter
A 6-year-old Brentwood girl, Cheryl Flood, is in fair condition in Exeter Hospital after being accidentally shot by a hunter who mistook her for a deer while playing near her home. She underwent two hours of surgery for arm and stomach injuries. The shooter, William Gatchell, faces a District Court appearance on December 3 for shooting at a human being, with possible license suspension and fines if convicted.
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Henry Payson
Dartmouth Medical School
Addis
Addison County
Lois Ann Bal
Exeter
N.H
UPI
Brentwood
Cheryl Flood
Miss Flood
William Gatchell
Windham
Fish and Game Law Enforcement
Jim Jones
Gatchell
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Local List
On Monday November 8 1976 admissions include Bernice Morse Ann Austin John Barry Bennington Kenneth Thomson Pownal Mary Galli Arlington Theresa Bump Eleanor Jones John Gorman Sr Hoosick Falls NY Harry Logan Williamstown MA John Andrews Greenwich NY Birth announced: daughter born November 6 to Mr and Mrs Leo Reynolds Jr of Manchester Center. Discharges include Hiram Green Chad Prentiss Bennington Elizabeth Baccer Manchester Roberta Stannard South Dorset.
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Bernice Morse
Ann Austin
John Barry
Bennington
Kenneth Thomson
Pownal
Mary Galli
Arlington
Theresa Bump
Eleanor Jones
John Gorman Sr
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Harry Logan
Williamstown
Mass
John Andrews
Greenwich
Leo Reynolds Jr
Manchester Center
Hiram Green
Chad Prentiss
Elizabeth Baccer
Manchester
Roberta Stannard
South Dorset
Bennington Briefs Wrap Local Club Meetings And Police News
Local clubs schedule Wednesday meetings with speakers on home safety. Readsboro Church hosts a roast beef supper on Saturday with adult and child donations. Bennington Landfill closes Thursday for Veterans Day. A missing safe from a Pownal liquor store was recovered by a hunter on Mason Hill. Gerald LaChance’s 1970 Pontiac, stolen from North Street, found abandoned in Woodford with damage. Bernard Ludwig Jr. remains in serious condition after a misidentified game shooting. World War I Veterans plan a Thursday meeting at the Veterans Home. Selectmen meet to discuss tax collection and TOPICS improvements. Recreation Center closes Thursday for Veterans Day then reopens Friday.
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Pownal
Mason Hill
Vermont
Bennington
Gerald LaChance
North Street
Woodford
Obituary for Margaretta van Rensselaer Schuyler of Bennington
Margaretta van Rensselaer Schuyler, 82, retired college professor and Paris ex patriot link to Hemingway and others, died at Bennington Convalescent Center after a long illness. Born Feb 16 1894 in Montreal, she later taught at Woodbury College, helped found RSVP and the Senior Citizens Center, and served on local boards. She leaves a sister Katrina Hemenway and a brother Philip. Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Old Bennington
Paris
Ernest Hemingway
Dos Passos
Fr. Scott Fitzgerald
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Bennington Convalescent Center
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
RSVP
Bennington
St. Peter’s Church
St. Mary’s School
Peekskill
N.Y
Portland, Maine
Evening Express
Canon
Maine
Europe
Committee For
France
New York
W. & J. Sloane
Montgomery Ward
Wood
Mr. Lamb
Elizabeth Burke
Springfield
Home Health
Miss Schuyler
Bob Greene
Bennington Opportunity Council
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Snow
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Curran
Morrison
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Francis Heisler
Paul Snow
Mt. Anthony
Lucy Johnson
Supt
George A. Sleeman
Richard Snelling
Salmon
Tom Salmon
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Bennington Thrift Shop
State Board of Education
Heard
William Lally
Bennington Redemption Center
Finance Committee
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Transportation Board
Bennington Briefs
Mothers of Twins Club
Anne Rawson
Buck Hill Road
Shaftsbury
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Heritage House
Charles Becker
Ladies Fellowship
Readsboro Baptist Church
Bernard Ludwig Jr
Albany Medical Center
Veterans Home
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Petersburg
Ticonderoga
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Island
Wallingford
Bagley
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Island Command
Tinian
Saipan
Schenectady, N.Y
Troy Conference Academy
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Pittstown
Schaghticoke
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Earl of
Scotrun, Pa
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Jericho
Arthur E. Bagley
Crown Point
Ray Sanborn
Watervliet
McNulty
Wallingford Masonic Lodge
Green Hill Cemetery
Nelson P. Skaarup
Lansingburgh
St. Augustine’s
Troy
Noble Callahan American Legion
St. Augustine’s Church
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Rasmus
Minnie
Gordon
Johnsonville
Nelson
Raymond
Charles
Donald
Florence Ganey
East Glenville
Gladys Haite
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Waterford
Sanvidge Funeral
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