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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1973

Page

9

Happy ending to a sad tale at Shaftsbury

Ten months after the Manchester slaying in Shaftsbury, two men were convicted and sentenced. A thin red setter dog, found in poor condition at the Shaftsbury Animal Shelter, was nursed back to health and kept as a witness until the case ended. The dog was later returned to its original owner after authorities traced stolen property linked to the suspects. The Bennington Humane Society sheltercare enabled the recovery.

Shaftsbury Manchester Dana Thompson

State Grange Convention Opens in Vermont at Killington

The 102nd Vermont State Grange session opens at Killington Snow Shed with resolutions, a lecturer banquet featuring William J. Brake, and a Home Economics Committee Breakfast led by Mrs. Belle Decker. Gov. Thomas P. Salmon speaks in the afternoon as the Grange of the Year is announced. Congressman Richard W. Mallory attends the state banquet with Century Farm Awards presented by Keith Wallace. Degree conferrals close the three day convention with over 600 attendees expected.

Sherburne Vermont State Grange Killington William J. Brake National Grange Home Economics Committee Belle Decker Pawlet Thomas P. Salmon Richard W. Mallory Century Farm Keith Wallace State Farm Bureau

Model Volcano Lights Up for Arlington Class Project

Edson Kraeutler’s Grade 5 class at Fisher School in Arlington built a realistic model volcano for a science project. Using chicken wire plaster craft and wood, groups painted it in lifelike colors. A blinking red light bulb simulates lava with cotton smoke, making the display convincing. the class is willing to loan it to other schools.

Arlington Edson Kraeutler Fisher School

Rensselaer auxiliary police expand by 15

Hoosick Falls NY Fifteen candidates will be accepted for membership in the all volunteer Rensselaer County Auxiliary Police Service in their first expansion program in two years. Women candidates will be accepted for the first time.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Rensselaer County Auxiliary Police Service Civil Defense Benedict A. Nowik New York State New York Rensselaer County Rensselaer County Auxiliary Police Training Academy Hudson Valley Civil Defense Office Rensselaer County Office of Civil Defense Third St

Leahy to Bring Suspect in Burlington Rock Incident

Chittenden County State's Attorney Patrick Leahy says a person tied to a Burlington rock throwing case will be brought to court next week as Gov. Salmon's fact finding panel resumes hearings in Burlington. More than a dozen area contractor representatives are set to testify in a public session. Leahy notes provocation by both sides and warns actions will be pursued if violence occurs.

Burlington UPI Chittenden County Patrick Leahy Salmon Leahy

Kinney gets multi-year haul after contempt stain

A Newport man, Robert M. Kinney, 21, was sentenced in district court on nine counts of breaking and entering in the night and one count of attempted petty larceny. He received terms of two to five years on one breaking charge and five to 15 years on the others, all to run concurrently, plus 90 days for contempt after telling the judge the court stinks.

ST. Johnsbury Newport Robert M. Kinney Lewis E. Springer Jr Kinney

Vermont New Hampshire Blue Shield selects acting Blue Cross head

Oliver R. Fifield was named acting president of the two-state Blue Cross plan at Woodstock. The Blue Cross board created a selection committee to choose a permanent successor to Thomas Edney who resigned last week. Fifield urged a two-state health care summit to cut costs and expand access.

Woodstock UPI Blue Shield Oliver R. Fifield Blue Cross Board Thomas E. Edney Blue Cross Fifield

Water Resources seeks boat use exemption on restricted waters

The Water Resources Department asked the Water Resources Board for exemption from surface zoning regulations so that department employees can operate motor boats on restricted waters.

Montpelier UPI Water Resources Department The Water Resources Board

Brattleboro Attorney Named Vermont Libraries Board Chairman

Olmer Fitts, Brattleboro attorney, was named chairman of Vermont's Libraries Board on Wednesday. He succeeds Loriman Brigham of Montpelier, whose term expired.

Albany Tax Cash For Nonexistent Laundry Scrutinized

Albany comptroller candidate Theresa Cooke charged that the city pays about 9,000 dollars a year to Albany Hygienic Laundry, a firm not listed or present at 40 Bakely Street. She cited 8,940 dollars last year spent on a non existent firm to wash firemen’s sheets. A second note reports a 5,000 gallon No 6 oil spill closed the Hudson River at Albany after the barge Seaboard 31 ran aground in Glenmount. Inland Pollution Control was hired to clean the spill with river cleanup expected to take days.

Albany Theresa Cooke Hudson River Seaboard 31 Glenmount Inland Pollution Control of Rensselaer

Berkshire Man Acquitted in Rape and Knife Threat Case

William Kie, 20, of West Stockbridge, was acquitted by a Superior Court jury of rape and assault with a dangerous weapon. He testified he was not present at the alleged gang rape of a Washington woman on April 30, 1972, and said he was at a Cheshire bar with Warlocks members and others before an early morning party at his house. He shaved his beard to rebut a witness’s claim of a facial mark.

Stockbridge William Kie West Stockbridge Kie Washington Cheshire Warlocks Vermont Commonwealth

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