Middlebury Jury Convicts Shaftsbury Man of Rape
A Shaftsbury man, Warren Green, 39, was found guilty of rape by a Middlebury jury after a two day trial in District Court before Judge John P. Morrissey. Sentencing is postponed to Monday, Oct. 14. Green’s attorney won a change of venue due to pre trial publicity and notoriety. Green was arrested July 29 for an alleged July 2 rape in Shaftsbury. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment July 31 in Bennington District Court.
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Middlebury
Middebury
Shaftsbury
John P. Morrissey
Warren Green
Morrissey
Green
John A. Hart
Bennington
Neil S. Moss
Dorset
Mildred Dunn
Dorset Hollow Road
Shaftsbury Barracks
Jeffords Drops Out of Vermont GOP Chair Race
Vermont Attorney General James Jeffords withdraws from contention to lead the Republican Party after GOP gubernatorial candidate Hackett refuses support. Jeffords cites Hackett's stance and a state committee poll, saying his appointment would not unity the party. He urges supporters to work for the party ticket this November.
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Jeffords
Hackett
Russell Merciman
Water board reviews fogging appeal at Vernon plant
Water Resources Board will continue review next week of an appeal by Verminot Yan kee Nuclear power plant at Vernon challenging an order to limit fogging to within the plant’s boundaries. The board began findings Wednesday and will resume Tuesday.
Meyer Seeks Vermont Senate Seat With National View
Vermont candidate Meyer outlines a two year record of unpopular positions on Vietnam and federal spending. He promotes curbing military outlay, broader social programs, and tax reforms for farmers and forest landholders to bridge urban rural gaps. Meyer emphasizes a scientific approach, forestry background, and opposition to Nixon era policies as he pursues the Mallary seat.
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Meyer
China
Vietnam
Verimont
Vermont
Richard Mallory
U.S
McGovern
Pennsylvania State University
West Rupert
Vermont Land We
Yan Natural Resources Oil
Japan envoy visits Vermont to meet manufacturers
Nobuhiko Ushiba ambassador to the United States and Masao Sawaki consul general of Japan in New York visit Vermont to discuss export trade opportunities. They meet Friday at Tavern Motor Inn Montpelier and Ushiba will call on the governor. A reception and dinner follow at the Lodge in Smuggler’s Notch.
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Montpelier
Japan
United States
Nobuhiko Ushiba
Vermont
New York
Masao Sawaki
Tavern Motor Inn
Ushiba
She Week launches at UVM with Parker speaking
Dr Parker introduces She Week at the University of Vermont a slate of films lectures and discussion groups on women starting October 1 Bennington College President Gail T Parker will present Expanding Lifestyles of Women on Monday October 18 in the Cook Physical Sciences Building at pm The events are sponsored by the Women's Centennial Committee.
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Bennington College
Gail T. Parker
University of Vermont
Parker
Cook Physical Sciences
Landfill taboos told Bennington recycling plans nearly ready
Williamstown hosts Berkshire Bennington Recycling Committee meeting with representatives from Bennington Williams Towns and nearby centers. Bennington plans to ban paper in Stamford landfill with potential ordinances on cans and bottles. Recycled paper and contact talks outline outreach and future items like tires steel and bulk iron.
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Bennington
UVM seeks exemption from Burlington building codes
The University of Vermont urged the state Supreme Court to exempt it from city code requirements in Burlington. It appealed a Chittenden County Court ruling ordering permits and fees for 1969 construction work on 13 campus buildings. The university argues state instrumentality status and public education mission justify exemption. Burlington counters code compliance does not hinder education.
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Burlington
Rudolph Daley
Auto negligence suit opens in Rutland
A $1,000 auto negligence case against the estate of Jesse B. Dewey of Bennington opens its second day in U S District Court in Rutland. Dewey was killed in a head on collision on Route 9 near Brattleboro on November 10, 1987. The suit is brought by Joseph J Cavello administrator of his son Michael J Cavello's estate from Worcester Massachusetts.
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Rutland
Jesse B. Dewey
Bennington
U.S
Dewey
Brattleboro
Joseph. J. Cavello
Worcester
Mass
Michael J. Cavello
Funeral of Mrs Romain Brownell in North Bennington
The funeral for Mrs. Romain Brownell formerly Lillian White of Greenwich Street North Bennington was held at Mahar Son Funeral Home with Rev Lea Hourihan officiating. Burial followed in Grandview Cemetery. Dewey, the third crash victim, died from injuries after his mail truck collision with Covello’s car on a curved road at about 9 30 p m. Dewey survived by his wife Rena Lemberg and three children.
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Paul Damik
Worcester
Dewey
Covello
Richard Knapic
Robert Donovan
Millbury
Mass
Rena Lemberg
Jennings Drive
Rutland
Twilight Court St Andrew retreat and local notices
Bennington briefs report a twilight retreat for Court St Andrew Catholic Daughters at Holy Cross Novitiate on Oct 16 at 6 pm with dinner reservations at Four Squires. Also covered are a Vermont Optometric Association meeting with a lecture on ocular diabetes. Milky Way 4-H Dairy Club bake sale. Senior Citizens rummage sale fundraisers. and a Friday Seafood Night at the Elks Club with live piano.
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Court St. Andrew
Catholic Daughters of America
Holy Cross Novitiate
Four Squires
Année Cummings
4-H Dairy Club
Hospital Notes for Wednesday October 11 1972
Admissions include Jennifer Bakaitis Hoosick Falls and Mrs Mary Grover East Arlington. Discharges list Master Scott Stroffalone Woodford and Mrs Joan Bushee with son Manchester Center. Births note several families including Gene Shorey Pleasant Street a daughter Oct 31 and William Hurley Jr North Street a son Oct 1.
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Jennifer Bakaitis
Hoosick Falls
Mary Grover
East Arlington
Scott Stroffalone
Woodford
Joan Bushee
Manchester Center
Marie Nealon
Gene Shorey
Pleasant St
Windham Court Awards 39499 in Ski Injury Verdict
A Windham County Court jury awarded 39499 to Mrs. Janice N. Jones of West Dover for a bad leg fracture suffered skiing at Mt. Snow in 1970. Sport Trends Inc. was found solely liable for selling bindings that allegedly failed to release. The jury deducted 501 from an initial 60000 award after settlements with the bindings' manufacturer and distributor.
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Virginia Page Rewfane
Windham County
Janice N. Jones
West Dover
Mt. Snow
Mt. Snow Development Corp
Sport Trends Inc
Sport Trends, Inc
Lite
Fitts
Gordon Lite
Ralph Jones
Mia. Jones
Obituary notices for Mrs Mabel Tifft and Robert Kent
Two obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Mabel Barber Tifft of Robinson Avenue and Robert A Kent of Dorset. Tifft, 93, died at Sourcliffe Nursing Home after long illness, survived by son Fred B Tifft, siblings, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. funeral at Hanson Walbridge with no calling hours, Memorials to Mt Anthony Union High School. Kent, 42, ex ski instructor at Bromley Mountain, veteran, survived by wife Virginia, mother, stepsons, brother, granddaughter, nieces. services in Manchester Center and Manchester First Congregational Church with memorials to American Cancer Society or Manchester Rescue Squad.
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Mabel (Barber) Tifft
Robinson Avenue
Sourcliffe Nursing Home
Fred E. ‘Tifft
Daniel P. and
Fannie (Clark) Barber
Pownal
Bennington
Albany Busintss College
Tift
Rutland Railway
Tifft
Fred B. Tifft
William Barber
Sanford Barber
Schenectady
N.Y
Minetta Dill
Charlotte Lyons
Fannie Buskey
Bellows Falls
Hanson-Walbridge
Floyd L. la Bombard
First Baptist Church
Marion E.* Ht
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Robert A. “Red” Kent
Veterans’ Administration
White River Junction
Dorset
Robert D
Hazle (Alexander) Kent
Manchester
Burr & Burton Seminary
U.S. Air Force
Kent
Bromley Mountain
Harned-Fowler Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dorset Post American Legion
Equinox Country Club
Virginia
Charles H. Harriman
Shaftsbury
Thomas E. Harriman
Ellsworth Afb
S.D
John C. Kent
Havre
Mont
Longtime North Bennington painter Joseph E Kelly dies at 87
Joseph E Kelly of Upper Main Street North Bennington died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a brief illness at age 87. Born in Hoosick Falls New York on November 5 18 he was a noted painting contractor who introduced outside spray painting in the area and did work for Bennington College. Survived by wife Ella Moon two sons Joseph M Kelly and James Bernard Kelly who died earlier. funeral set for Mahar and Son Funeral Home with services at St John the Baptist Church North Bennington.
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Joseph E. Kfilly
Joseph E. Kelly
Upper Main Street
North Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hoosick Falls
Nly
Christopher
Johanna
Morris) Kelly
Kelly
Bennington College
Schenectady
N.Y
Army Arlington
Worth Betenington
F.B. Jennings
Ella Moon
James Bernard Kelly
Mary Kelly
Mahar & San
St. John the Baptist Church
St. John's Cemetery
Rutland Youth Killed in Car Crash Near Castleton
In Castleton area, Raymond Woods aged 17 died after a single car crash Wednesday night. Three Rutland youths were injured. Peter Willey 17 remained in critical condition at Rutland Hospital, while Craig Burton 16 and Lawrence Beaudry 17 were listed in serious condition with multiple injuries.
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Castleton
UPI
Raymond Woods
Rutland
Rutland Hospital
Peter Willey
Craig Burton
Lawrence Beaudry
State YWCA to hear of fund trends
Shelburne Vermont district YWCA holds its 12th annual meeting at the Shelburne Inn on Thursday Oct 16 with a 10 am business session and 12 30 luncheon. Elections of state board members then officers followed by a talk by Paul Veltman on Contemporary Trends in United Community Services. Guests may reserve through Mrs John Dinse Shelburne 05482.
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Shelburne
Vermont
The
YWCA
Shelburne Inn
Paul Veltman
United Community Services
Chittenden County
United Commmunity Services
United Fund
John Dinse
Harbar Road
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Luther) Hackett
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UVM
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Berkshire-Bennington Counties Recycling Committee
Williams College
Andrea Ader
Michael Shay
Stamford
Stanley Lawrence
North Adams
Hancock
Tie
Cheshire
Pittfield
Robert Pedercini
Putney Paper Company
Danville
Mt. Anthony
Ader
Isid Dire
Stamford Recycling Committee
Bennington Briefs
Alan E. Evens
Vermont Optometric Association
Stratton Mountain Inn
Albert I. Palsow
Joslin Diabetes Foundation
Boston
Senior Citizens Club
Senior Citizens Center
North Street
Irena O'Grady
Elks
Burt Rockwood
Elks Club
Washington
Avenua
William Hurley Jr
North St
W.A. Sheldon
Arlington
Ingvar Olson
Reed St
Filton Stevens
Berlin
Windham Court
Brattleboro Maieria Hospital
Thaomas M. French
Manfred Ehrich
Fred E. Tifet
Robert A.kent
Mabel Tifft
Arlington School Board
North Remnington
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Cushman's
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Tobin Blue
Beef
Safford & Gage
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