Manchester Selectmen Back Vermont Budget Surplus Proposal
Manchester town officials endorsed VLCT concept to return a 17 million state surplus to communities by population. The plan would give Manchester 112000 and Bennington 500000, with unanimous support minus absence of Lois Mattison.
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Manchester Selectmen
Manchester
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
VLCT
Henry R. Lambert
WLCT
Bennington
Lois Mattison
Gordon and Sherman
Scott property negotiations begin in Woodford town hall
Woodford Board of Selectmen opened the November session with Forest Service policy on buying Scott plot 1305 amid litigation over water department land. The board discussed disposal of federally owned camps, resignation and appointments, a new school board member, and Bennington water sludge plans prompting calls for legal review.
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Marion F. Martin Woodford
Board of Selectmen
Woodford City
U.S. Forest Service
Woodford
Robert Pramack
Forest Service
Bennington Water Department
Pramuck
William E. Lauzon
Raymond
Avis Hurley
Bennington
Lauzon
Scotts
Forestry Service
Glen Spencer
Lister
Planning Commissioner
Civil Defense
Ann LaBlanc
Thomas H. Jacobs
Humphrey
Woodford Hollow
Vermont lawmakers clash with Education Department over rules
In Montpelier the Joint Administrative Rules Committee voiced sharp disapproval of Vermont Education Department rules on vocational education and teacher certification calling them long and stupid. The panel condemned the department as uncooperative and said it would file a complaint with Education Board Chairman Joan Hoff.
Charges Dropped Against Ex-Police in Rensselaer Case
In Rensselaer New York second degree assault charges against a former temporary city policeman were dismissed after Edith Hardt 86 failed to identify the assailant. The judge cited her inability to recall details or recognize the defendant as the reason for dismissal.
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Rensselaer
Edith Hardt
William Hardt
Rensselaer City Court
Mark Hardt
Deran Akullian
Brothers convicted in Albany unlawful imprisonment case
Two brothers were found guilty in Albany County Court of second degree unlawful imprisonment after abducting an 18 year old woman at 4 a.m. on May 25 and forcing her into an act of sodomy in a gold Buick. Charges against Maurice Williams and Elijah Williams were dismissed. sentencing for the unlawful imprisonment conviction is set for December 2.
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Albany
Albany County
Maurice Williams
Elijah Williams
Pittsburgh
Pennington-Czarnecki trial continued in Berkshire district court
In Pittsfield Lois Pennington and Robert Czarnecki face assault and battery charges for alleged abuse of 14 year old James while babysitting last Oct 20. Trial adjourned to Dec 2 amid separate investigations by Welfare and Children’s Protective Services. North Adams licenses board to inspect new all alcohol bar P Js by Peter Bianco amid opposition and praise from NASC students. Bianco has converted Moose Hall into Bavarian style bar at a cost around 50000.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lambert
Riker’s Insurance
Donald Dorr
I. Stanford Zecher
Peter Palmer
Zecher
Pittsfield
Lois Pennington
Robert Czarnecki
Bradford St
Linda DeNauro
James
Pennington
Welfare Department
The
Children’s Protective Services
North Adams
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UCS
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Vermont
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