Horton praises Vermont crash program during tour
Actor Robert Horton lauds Vermont's crash driving program as strong nationwide during a two day visit with Governor Salmon. Horton promotes responsible drinking and the Project Crash campaign, urging hosts to monitor guests alcohol intake while supporting energy saving measures like the Grinch order banning unnecessary outdoor lighting.
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Horton
Vermont
Salmon
Mallary doubts impeachment in Nixon case
UPI reports Rep. Richard Mallary of Vermont says it is very unlikely the House Judiciary Committee will pursue impeachment of President Nixon. He warns against toppling the President solely due to current unpopularity and notes his Watergate stance has harmed his political standing.
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South Burlington
UPI
Richard Mallary
R-Vt
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
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Mallory
John Sirica
Vermont Yankee Sees Cheaper Power But Faces Shutdowns
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp spokesman Lawrence Keyes says the Vernon plant should run well soon and likely offer cheaper power than many stations. He notes unplanned outages are common with new plants and that public fear stems from secrecy and undetectable radiation, while operations and regulators are cautious. The plant resumed this week with no further shutdowns planned until next autumn.
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Springfield
UPI
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Yankee Public Information
Keyes
Book Week Essay Prizes Awarded at Bennington School
Prizes for the Book Week essay contest were awarded today at Bennington Elementary School Library. Mary Randolph of Mrs Joy Bischof's third grade won first prize with a reading themed essay, Robin Daigneault took second, and Kristen Eggert earned third. Honorable mentions went to six students across second to fourth grades, with sixty two participants in all.
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Bennington
Mary Randolph
Joy Bischof
Robin Daigneault
Reba Moninger
Kristen Eggert
Bischof
Marianne Henry
Paul Page
Polly Miller
Shawn Alexander
Susan Jackson
Funeral for John Zwiercan Held at St Francis Church
The funeral for 57 year old John Zwiercan of 656 West Shaft Road North Adams Mass was held at St Francis Roman Catholic Church in North Adams with the Liturgy of Christian Death and burial. He died Monday afternoon at the Veterans Administration Hospital Albany NY after a lengthy illness. He is survived by a son John Zwiercan Jr of Bennington four daughters Mrs Floyd Cottrell Walloomsac NY Jeanette Felt and Mrs James North both of Hoosick Falls NY and others.
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West Shaft Road
North Adams
Mass
Veterans Administration Hospital
Albany
N.Y
St. Francis Roman Catholic Church
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John Zwiercan Jr
Bennington
Floyd Cottrell
Walloomsac
Jeanette Felt
James North
Hoosick Falls
Funeral for Mrs Martha Wentland Jr. held in Rockville church
The funeral for Mrs Martha G. Wentland Jr. of Rockville Md was held Monday at St Francis de Sales Church with a prayer service at Gibney Funeral Home. Bearers included John Proud Sr and Jr Thomas Haley Jr John Gygax George Beshera and Louis Perrotta. Burial in Grandview Cemetery followed committal prayers by Msgr Flanagan. She died Nov 15 at Bethesda Naval Center after admission hours earlier. Also noted are survivors and a separate infant burial in Pittsfield Mass.
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Martha G. Wentland Jr
Rockville, Md
St. Francis de Sales Church
Msgr
Francis B. Flanagan
John Proud Sr
John Proud Jr
Thomas Haley Jr
John Gygax
George and Beshera
Louis Perrotta
Grandview Cemetery
Flanagan
Disbarred Lawyer Sued Over Will Handling
Disbarred attorney James Wright is sued for 14000 by the son of the late Shirley Pierce of Woodstock. Wright, former Windsor County state attorney, was disbarred by the Vermont Supreme Court for unethical practices including mis handling of wills. The Windsor County suit alleges he profited by 14000 in Mrs. Pierce's will matter.
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Woodstock
UPI
James Wright
Shirley Pierce
Wright
Windsor County
Vermont Supreme Court
Pierce
Thanksgiving Service Brought by Bennington Ministers
Area clergy from several churches join in a Community Thanksgiving Service at 10 30 a m Thursday in First Congregational Church of Old Bennington The Reverend Floyd I Lombard Reverend Thomas D Steffen and others share readings prayers and a sermon by Dr Ben Kimpel of Drew University with music by Nancy Deenan Elwell and Mrs John F Flagg The Bennington Ministers Council sponsors.
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First Congregational Church
Old Bennington
Floyd I. Lombard
First Baptist Church
Thomas D. Steffen
Second Congregational Church
Arnold Ricks
Friends Meeting
Richard D. Campbell
First United Methodist Church
Angus J. MacDonald
Shaftsbury First United Methodist Church
Arvel M. Steece
Ben Kimpel
Drew University
Nancy Deenan Elwell
John F. Flagg
The
Bennington Ministers Council
Jobless Rate Rises Across Vermont
Unemployment figures from the Department of Employment Security show the rate increasing to 3.8 percent for the past week, with about 5,800 people filing regular unemployment claims. St Albans records the highest rate at 7.9 percent and White River Junction the lowest at 2.1 percent.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Department of Employment Security
St. Albans
White River Junction
Bennington Thanksgiving Day and event notices
The Social Security representative will not be in Bennington on Thanksgiving Day. The Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club will start hunter safety courses on Nov. 28. call 442-8393 or 442-5373 or 447-7294 for details. Top's 26 crowned queen Randa Marrow at the Molly Stark School pumpkin contest on Nov. 12. Local bowling halls announce Thanksgiving hours and Friday to Sunday openings. Davey Oil will close Wed Nov 21 and reopen Mon Nov 26 8 to 5.
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Bennington
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club
Randa Marrow
Molly Stark School
Davey Oil
Indira Gandhi Marks Birthday Privately at Home
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi celebrated her 56th birthday privately with family in New Delhi. She had told a Lucknow women's gathering that people aged 50 to 80 need not celebrate birthdays, calling it a privilege of the young and the very old.
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New Delhi
UPI
Indira Gandhi
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