College bonds aid and financing figures outlined by VEBFA
The article details a Nov 1 1970 to Nov 1 2000 lease for college buildings funded by VEBFA revenue bonds of 1.35 million with a 7 percent rate. Government subsidies cover about 41 thousand dollars annually, reducing first year payments. The college faces rising enrollment, tuition up to 4625 for freshmen, and deficit reductions from 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Landis
VEBFA
Middlebury
Windham
Green Mountain College
WEBFA
Dickinson Science
Mallary Likely to Lead State Administration Post
Gov. Davis plans more state government streamlining next year and backs Mallary for administration commissioner. Mallary, praised as the most knowledgeable on government organization, has been a key adviser and would take a more decisive, political role, with Crisman Hackett and Simonds listed as possible replacements for the current head French.
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Davis
French
Mallary
Gov. Davis
Mallory
Montpelier
Ronald Crisman
Luther Hackett
South Burlington
John Simonds
New Aviation Group Formed Bennington Aviation Holds First Session
Directors and officers of the reorganized Bennington Aviation Inc met Monday at Flomatic Inc North Hoosick for their first official directors meeting. Wilbur Rice of Flomatic announced a local business group bought the ailing company to keep a fixed based operator at Bennington County Airport.
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Bennington Aviation Inc
Flomatic Inc
North Hoosick
Wilbur Rice
Flomatic
Bennington County
Bennington Aviation
Rice
John Meerworth
Dean F. Hanson
Bennington
Michael DiFabio
Albany Corporation
Stig Albertsson
Flight Corporation
Norwalk
Conn
Bromley Ski Area
William H. Morse
Meerwarth
BSD to appeal 20 mph school zone decision
The Bennington School District plans to appeal the selectmen's 20 mph zone change from 15 mph. A public hearing is set for tonight at 7:30 in Bennington Elementary to seek voter approval for a property exchange with the Town near Molly Stark Elementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BSD
Bennington
Brookside
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Molly Stark
George A. Sleeman
The
Southwest Supervisory Union
Bennington Selectmen
Vermont Legal Aid Board Meets With Davis To Hear Gripes
The Vermont Legal Aid board, funded largely by federal funds and OEO support, meets with Gov. Davis to air his criticisms that VLA has become too political in defending the poor. The governor warned of a possible investigation while the agency defends its work under Director Richard Blum and invites Davis to discuss concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Blum
Davis
VLA
Office of Economic Opportunity
Eagles to hold benefit dinner and dance
Fraternal Order of Eagles aerie 1861 sponsors a chicken dinner from 6 30 to 8 p m at the Eagles rooms to aid the Jimmy Durante children's fund. Donations welcome. Dancing with Ronnie Ross of North Adams from 9 p m to 1 a m. A Thanksgiving basket will be given away.
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Fraternal
Order of Eagles Aerie 1861
Jimmy Durante Children’s Fund
Eagles Rooms
Ronnie Ross
North Adams
Bennington Briefs Local crash injures none and events ahead
Edward R. Phillips, 24, of Bennington, escaped injury when his 1966 Ford left South Stream Road and struck an embankment at 9:45. Police report moderate vehicle damage. Also noted: district LPN meeting at hospital conference room Wednesday 8 p.m. with Civil Defense film. Catamount Brookside School parents meeting tonight 7:30 in cafeteria. Peter Bent Brigham Hospital patient Edward Niegoda in Boston room 329. Eagles Aerie 1861 auxiliary meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. to plan gifts and nursing home visits for Christmas. Emblem Club 368 regular meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Elks Barn. Welcome Wagon Club Christmas party December 19 at Mrs. Maryann Finnegan’s. local ads for Bennington Mini Car Wash and electronics and pottery sales.
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Edward R. Phillips
Bennington
South Stream Road
Phillips
Edward Niegoda
Hovey Avenue
Hoosick Falls
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Mass
Vietnam veteran recalls tough Cambodia fight and unit troubles
The veteran recounts Charlie Companys three day hill assault in Cambodia and a high casualty rate that reduced company strength from 181 to 60. He notes leadership conflicts including a captain relieved for refusing a frontal assault, mail bans, and beer deliveries suspension. He discusses enlistment, My Lai doubts, marijuana use, and the term lifer.
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Cambodia
Long Binh Jail
LBJ
Rogers
Bien Hoa
Charlie Company
Army
Weitnam
Nixon
Vietnam
Ions
Nelson
Fees pondered for polluters in Vermont pay-as-you-pollute plan
Vermont water resources officials will review a detailed pay-as-you-pollute fee schedule under the 1970 law. A.D. Little Co. of Cambridge Massachusetts reports on a study funded by a $130,000 contract. The plan ties fees to cleanup costs for waste discharges.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
A.D. Little Co
Cambridge
Mass
Education Board Hears Who Can Name New Vermont Commissioner
The Vermont Education Board meets to discuss appointing a new commissioner to replace Harvey Scribner. Attorney General James Jeffords is to offer views on whether the board or governor names the commissioner, though the chair says the ruling is unnecessary. Springfield vocational center dispute looms as officials refuse out of town students part time access. The board also weighs lunch program guidelines and teacher certification changes amid protests from district officials and the Vermont State School Directors Association.
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RVNS
Army of the Republic of South Vietnam
Rogers
Mt. Anthony Union High School
My Lai
Calley
Albany
Penelope
Kimberly
Vietnam
Henry Weeks
Williams College
Weeks
Ted
Germany
James Jeffords
Marian Taylor
Deane C. Davis
Springfield
Montpelier
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Vermont State School Directors Association
Funeral Rites Held For Walter J LaFlamme At Sacred Heart
Walter J. LaFlamme of 91 Merson Street died unexpectedly Thursday at Putnam Memorial Hospital. The funeral at Sacred Heart Church featured a Requiem High Mass by Rev Henry Bourgeois with a Mah ar & Son Funeral Home prayer preceding. Bearers were Men tiply Lemieux Dame Malone Feeney Jr and Stephenson. Relatives and friends came from Bemidji Taunton Montreal Hoosick Falls and surrounding areas. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery with committal prayers by Father Bourgeois. Also honored were Mrs Rose A Eastman and Howard Foster with services at local funeral homes.
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Walter J. LaFlamme
Merson St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Church
Henry Bourgeois
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Thomas Mentiply
Albert Lemieux
Richard Dame
John Malone
James Feeney Jr
Donald Stephenson
Charles Wallen
Eagle Hose Fire Company
Bennington
LaFlamme
Putnam Square
Rose A. Eastman
Depot St
Walter Eastman
Hanson- Walbridge Funeral Home
Melvin R. McGaughey
First United Methodist Church
Charles Archibald
Fred Ponserella
David Brown
Larry Guetti
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Arlington Unit 69
Mr. McGaughey
Park Lawn
Howard Foster
West Road
Edward T. Patrick
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Leon H. Jacobs
Thomas E. Kinney
George Horst
Albert Horst
Union Carbide Corp
Foster
Ralph A. Brown
North Adams
Mass
Ruth Jackson
Mantee County Public Hospital
Bradenton
Fla
Mansion Memorial Park
Mr. Brown
Edward A
Jennie G. (Harris) Brown
Drury High School
Funeral for Staib children held in Townshend
The funeral for Donald Alfred Staib Jr. and Laurie Mae Staib both 7 and 6, of Townshend, who died in a Harmonyville fire, will be Thursday at 1 30 PM at Townshend Church. Rev Ruth Powell will officiate. Burial in West Wordsboro Cemetery. No calling hours. Survived by parents, brother Lonnie 2, grandparents Harold Staib Bethel Conn and Chester Cole Wordsboro. A clothing or money donation may go to the Rev Ruth Powell. The family lost their home and all belongings.
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Donald Alfred Staib Jr
Laurie Mae Staib
Townshend
Donald A. Staib
Harmonyville
Ruth Powell
West Wordsboro
Lonnie
Harold Staib
Bethel
Conn
Chester Cole
Wordsboro
William J. Rubadeau
South Dorset
Emma Laing Stevens
Granville
N.Y
Mr. Rubadeau
William and
Elizabeth (Belden) Rubadeau
Dorset
George Rubadeau
Amy Dorr
Management club to hear utility exec Wednesday
The Bennington Area Industrial Management Club will meet Wednesday November 18 at the Town House in Cambridge New York with Bradford T Greason of New England Electric System as speaker. He will discuss Leadership Using the Problem Solving Approach.
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Bennington Area
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Sleeman
Legal Aid Board
Eagles
Bennington Briefs
District 6
Practical Nurses of
Lpns
Catamount
Catamount School
Eva Glade
Mary Davis
Emblem Club 368
Elks Barn
Welcome Wagon Club of
Norma
Shupp
Cynthia Tripp
Working People
Maryann Finnegan
Bennington Minit
North Bennington Rd
Admiral Color TV
Electronic Service Center
School St
Dial
Bennington Potters
Potters Yard
Swayze
Mekong Delta
Education Board
James E. Lane
Angela Morris
Angela Livingston
Elizabeth Petermann
Manchester
Richard Revett
Bernice Dow
Lulu M. King
North Bennington
Agda Wirtamen
Manchester Center
Harold Thomas
Kathleen Nichols
Shaftsburg
Roberta Brankman
Petersburg
Sandra Rice
Arlington
John Dell’Anno
R.D
Shaftsbury
Jay Whitten
Union St
Donald A. Staib Jr
Laurie M. Staib
Joseph A. Costello
Vermont Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Benmont Ave
John
Johanna (Cummins) Costello
Helen Collamer
Costello
Knights of Columbus
Post 13
American Legion
Co. E
49Th Infantry
Elizabeth DeGrenier
Stephen
Patti Ann
Mary Ellen DeGrenier
Hartford
St. Francis de Sales
DeGrenier
West Main St
St. Francis de Sales Church
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
A.s.scaia
Angelina ( Maestri) Scaia
Liberty St
Augustus S. Scaia
Readsboro
St. Luke’s
Berkshire Medical Center
Pittsfield
Cologna
Austria
Carlo and
Dominica Maestri
United States
St. Francis Church
Parish Rosary Society
Gelindo Cassatti
Fabio Eccher
Anita Scaia
Augustus C. Scaia
Fairfield
Ralph Brown
Utility Exec
Greason
American Society For Training and Development
Ray Carroll
Mack Molding
IMC
YMCA
Franks
Wilson
U.S. NO. 1
Calif
Sunkist Oranges
Salem's Supermarket
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