Pray Case Testimony Suppressed After Questioning Oct 18 Incident
The trial scene centers on Pray with Judge Hill ordering Pease's testimony suppressed despite Keefe's objections. Dr. Woodruff, a prosecution witness, testified Pray was not legally insane and suggested Pray may have intended to kill his estranged wife Suzanne, who filed for divorce in April 1971.
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Pray
Keefe
Hill
Pease
Dr. Woodruff
Garneau
Woodruff
Suzanne
Alfred Y. Koumans
Geannelis violinist shines in BU Repertory Orchestra debut
Pamela Geannelis daughter of Richard and Mrs Geannelis of West Road performed with the Boston University Repertory Orchestra in its season opener. A freshman music education major, she studies viola with W Trampler and has played with the Tanglewood Orchestra and at the Hague Summer Music Center in Holland. Visitors will be restricted in the Napolitano's pizza ad.
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Pamela Geannelis
Richard Geannelis
The
West Road
Boston University Repertory Orchestra
Ms. Geannelis
School of Music
Boston University
W. Trampler
Tanglewood Orchestra
Hague
Holland
College spokeman outlines faculty input on report plan
College spokesman Ms Parker, Friday, said faculty and students will be invited to participate in implementing the report. She noted trustees seek input and want a contract system aligned with the report's goals. Faculty personnel committee had met trustees in January to discuss contracts and tenure. The board, at Tuesday's meeting, debated conveying positive feelings about the report.
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Parker
Bennington College
Nixon covert actions loom over Chile and Bennington turmoil
CIA plots to block Allende's rise and alleged Nixon orders surface in hearings, while Bennington College faces a campus rift between faculty and trustees over the report's findings. Kissinger defends limited CIA role, urging congressional oversight amid calls to curb covert operations.
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Executive Branch
Congressional
CIA
Dominican Republic
South Vietnam
Chile
United States
Nixon
Allende
Kissinger
Congress
Rene Schneider
Helms
Salvador Allende
Obituary Emily Edna Brodeur 58 Manchester resident
Emily Edna Brodeur 58 of Manchester died Friday at home after a long illness She was born in Manchester June 20 1917 daughter of Seth Burt and Alice Hall Taylor She married Paul J Brodeur November 8 1937 The couple lived in Arlington 28 years before moving to Manchester Cremation at Gardner Earl Crematorium Troy NY Memorial Mass Monday 10 am St Pauls Church Manchester Brewster Funeral Home in charge Memorials to charity of choice Survivors include husband a son Donald P Brodeur Baltimore Md six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews
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Emily Edna Brodeur
Manchester
Seth Burt
Alice (Hall) Taylor
Burt and Burton Seminary
Paul J. Brodeur
Arlington
Donald P. Brodeur
Baltimore
Suzanne F. Carpenter
Bennington
Paula B. Hale
Camden
Kathy Louise Brodeur
Bangor
Donald S. Taylor
Kennici
Wash
Gerald Taylor
Enfield
Gardner Earl Crematorium
Troy
N.Y
Brewster Funeral Home
St. Paul’s Church
Argentine firm ships machinery to Cuba worth 4.5 million
Caissutti Metal Works of Argentina reports sending 60 truckloads of machinery and equipment to Cuba valued at 4.5 million dollars. Argentina has expanded trade with Cuba since renewing diplomatic relations in 1973.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Caissutti Metalworks
Cuba
Argentina
Ford defends noninvolvement in foreign plot inquiry
White House press secretary Nessen said President Ford rejects involving current officials in past assassination plots and would study the Senate panel report on U S actions under Eisenhower through Nixon. Ford objects to releasing the report publicly as potentially harmful to policy and security while considering legislative changes if needed.
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Nessen
Ford
Senate
U.S
Patrice Lumumba
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Vermont asks FTC to probe Golden Griddle ads
Assistant attorney general Benson Scotch leads Vermont’s challenge alleging misleading TV ads for Golden Griddle syrup. Vermont Agriculture Department and Vermont Maple Industry Council seek FTC investigation and corrective ads. Sampling from Newfane misrepresents Vermont maple syrup diversity and accuracy.
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FTC
Vermont
Madison Avenue
Newfane
Attorney General’s Office
Scotch
Sugarbush
CPC International Inc
CPC
Dinner Downtown Thanksgiving Changes for UCS Hot Meals
The UCS Hot Meals Program updates for Thanksgiving week include homebound service on weekdays with Thanksgiving Dinner on Thanksgiving Day. A catered Thanksgiving Dinner by Paddy's Restaurant is planned for Wednesday Nov 26 at noon at the Senior Apartment House 323 South St with a 40 reservations limit call 442-8012. No service on Thanksgiving Day. meals continue on other weekdays. Senior Center Ben Mont Ave serves Monday and Tuesday only. closed Thursday and Friday. Bennington and North Bennington bus transport via Senior Citizens' mini-bus for 35 cents each way, arranged with meal reservations. In Pownal, Thanksgiving Dinner is Wednesday noon at the Baptist Church. call Rose Mattison 823-7282 to reserve. Menu items listed for Mon 24 through Fri 27 include poached fish fillets, roast veal, roast turkey, and chicken chop suey with sides and desserts.
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Paddy
South St
Ben Mont Avenue
Bennington
North Bennington
Pownal
The
Baptist Church
Rose Mattison
Hitchhiker hit by moving lumber in Lenox
Donald McGuire, 42, of Lenox, was struck on the head by a wooden post protruding from a moving car window along Route 7. He survived but was in serious condition at Albany Medical Center ICU. Police seek information about the bizarre hit and run.
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Lenox
Mass
UPI
Donald McGuire
Albany
N.Y
McGuire
Albany Medical Center
Burr and Burton names campaign leadership team
The Burr and Burton Seminary Capital Gifts Campaign announces a chairman team of John Shuell Douglas Shaw and John Hawkins to lead the fundraising effort. Richard Finlay of Manchester will serve as campaign treasurer.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary Capital Gifts
John Shuell
Douglas Shaw
John Hawkins
Peru
Zion Church
Catamount National Bank
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Burr and Burton
Burr and Burton Board of Trustees
Shaw Insurance Agency
Burr & Burton
Purdy’s
Manchester Country Club
Hawkins
Richard Finlay
Fly Fisherman Magazine
Dorset
Women Named to Vermont Transportation and Water Boards
Gov. Thomas Salmon named two women to state boards. Kathryn Wendling of Pomfret joins the Transportation Board, replacing Gerald Martel, and Ruth Poger of South Burlington joins the Water Resources Board, filling the vacancy after Thomas Conlon’s resignation. Poger previously ran Salmon’s re election campaign and served on the Vermont Student Assistance Corp.
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Vermont Student Assistance Corp
Water Resources Board
Thomas Conlon
Montpelier
St Johnsbury House may still face demolition
The century old St Johnsbury House may be torn down by December 8 after Citizens Savings Bank repossessed it during a bankruptcy. Despite efforts to sell or restore the hotel and a halted contents auction, a $200,000 loan for seniors housing fell through and the bank has planning commission approval to raze it unless a buyer provides funds by the deadline. Bank President Joseph Sherman says demolition will be chosen if no rescue arrives.
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ST. Johnsbury
UPI
St. Johnsbury House
Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Company
Nishings
Senior Citizens Housing
Federal Farmers Home Administration
Local Planning Commission
Joseph Sherman
Bennington AARP notes new members and auction proceeds
More than 80 joined the Bennington chapter of AARP for its November meeting which featured a fruitbread auction that raised funds for community charities. Auctioneers Josie Baczek Emelie Lyons cashier Maurice Cohen and finance chair Margaret Powell led the event. The meeting honored members with birthdays and heard from former members Howard and Mrs Smith of Concord New Hampshire. Memorials were presented for the late Leon Orr and former Children's Aid Society secretary Persis Holden. Sunshine cards were requested for ill member Juna Fuller. Legislative work highlighted by Clara Timmerman urged member input on bills affecting seniors including use of the Green Mountain Passport and a Guardian Clock for elderly living alone. The Christmas program was outlined by Elizabeth Groenewegen with a gift exchange. The Mt Anthony Union High School Music Department will perform Nov 25 at 8 pm, with a mixed concert of classical and modern works.
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Bennington
American Association of Retired Persons
Josie Baczek
Emelie Lyons
Maurice Cohen
Margaret Powell
Howard Smith
Concord
N.H
John Powells
Smiths
Leon Orr
Margaret Oglivie
Persis S. Holden
Children’s Aid Society
Burlington
Juna Fuller
Dean
Hunt Street
Clara Timmerman
Green Mountain
Guardian
John Powell
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Metropolitan Life
New York, N.Y
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Nirkale
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
AARP
Elizabeth Groenewegen
Bennington Free Library
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church
Association
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Walker-Morgan Memorial
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Purcell
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Bach
Palestrina
Ippilitof-Ivanoff
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Webber
Warren Robinson
Therese Trahan
Randall Krum
Gene Schwalb
Wen
Evans’ News Inc
Grand Union
American Gem Society
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