Bennington Court Actions Roundup From Tuesday Morning Session
Shirley R. McMurray 23 of Rutland pleaded not guilty to uttering a forged instrument a check in Manchester Sept 18. She was released on $500 recognizance bail and held at Woodstock women's correctional facility on another charge in a different county. Other actions Monday include James L. Washington 36 of Pownal found guilty of probation violation for a driving while license charge in Pownal July 20 and 30 days of the original 90 day suspended sentence ordered served. balance of sentence and $150 fine stricken. Ralph W. Graziola 56 of North Adams Mass pleaded guilty to driving while suspended in Readsboro Oct 9 and fined $100. John S. Cooley 20 of Burlington pleaded not guilty to hunting without a license in Sandgate Oct 1 and released on $100 recognizance. Ronald B. Lyle Sr. pleaded not guilty to simple assault in Bennington Oct 8 and released on $150 recognizance. Bruce E. Banulis 26 of Winooski had a pro forma not guilty plea to driving while under the influence in Manchester Sept 5 and released on $150 recognizance. Harris J. Corey 29 of Manchester Center had pro forma not guilty pleas to DUI, suspended license, and leaving the scene in Manchester Sept 10. bail $200 on the last charge and $150 on the first two, released on personal recognizance. Paul Waine of Bennington pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct in Bennington Oct 16 and released on $50 recognizance bail.
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Shirley R. McMurray
Rutland
Manchester
Woodstock Women’s Correctional Facility
James L. Washington
Pownal
Ralph W. Graziola
North Adams
Mass
Readsboro
John S. Cooley
Burlington
Sandgate
Ronald B. Lyle Sr
Bennington
Bruce E. Banulis
Winooski
Harris J. Corey
Manchester Center
Paul Waine
Sprague Denies Moving Plant From Sanford Maine
Sprague Electric Co denies plans to relocate its Sanford Maine plant if a proposed oil refinery for the city is approved. The firm says it has given no consideration to moving and is intervening in hearings on NEEs oil refinery project to preserve legal rights. Sprague employs about 600 workers in Sanford.
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North Adams, Mass
UPI
Sprague Electric Co
Sanford
Maine
Sprague
John S. Lowry
Portland
Press Herald
New England Energy Corp
NEECO
Lowry
Kenneth M. Curtis
Leahy Mallary battle over non state money donations
Vermont Senate rivals Patrick Leahy and Richard Mallary trade charges over out of state funds and Seafarers Union contributions. Mallary cites $20,000 from Republican Congressional Club while Leahy notes a $7,500 Seafarers gift. A Mallary aide claims Seafarers also gave $25,500 to the DSCC as a major Leahy fund source.
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Mallary
Leahy
Montpelier
U.S. Senate
Patrick J. Leahy
Richard W. Mallary
Seafarers Union
Republican Congressional Club
Fund
Partridge
Boston
UVM Economists Back LU Utility Takeover Plan
Three University of Vermont economics professors back the Liberty Union proposal for publicly owned utilities, arguing efficiency and lower rates for lower and middle income Vermonters. They claim public power would cut regulatory costs and reduce rates, with a 30 percent residential cut estimated by LU.
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UVM
Burlington
Liberty Union
Vermont
Department of Economics
University of Vermont
Timothy Bates
Jean Rosenberg
Richard Fritz
Martha Abbott
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Green Mountain Power Co
John Franco
Barre
Vermont Senate
Washington County
Public Service Board
Central
Bates
Rosenberg
Fritz
Liberty “Union
Scuba diving course kicks off Sunday in Vermont area
In four years scuba diving has grown popular in southern Vermont and the Berkshires with over 150 local certified divers under Bob Kaufmann of Williamstown. A Bennington Recreation Center class starts Sunday Oct 27 at 9 30 a.m. with four instructors and trips to Dorset quarries Lake St. Catherine Onota Lake Harriman Reservoir Lake George and ocean outings to Boston area Cape Cod and Rhode Island.
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Vermont
Berkshires
Bob Kaufmann
Williamstown
Mass
Kaufmann
Bennington
Recreation Center
Lake St. Catherine
Onota Lake
Harriman Reservoir
Lake George
Boston Northshore
The
Cape
Rhode Island
Greylock Diving Association
Bennington Recreation Center
Kaufmanns
Crop Walk for Hunger Aids Worldwide Needy
A CROP Walk for Hunger will be held in Bennington on Sunday October 27 starting at 1 p.m. at Mt Anthony Union High School. The 10 mile course ends at Second Congregational Church Hillside Street. CROP is a church program uniting major Protestant denominations to combat hunger through volunteers and regional programs in 32 states and DC. It distributes aid worldwide with shipments of high protein foods seeds tools and farm equipment based on need.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
District of Columbia
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Bennington District Court
Waring Partridge
Mallory
Boosters Club
Seafarers
Seafarers Union Group
U.S
Congress
Walker
Nammmoo Self Service Discount Department
Inai
T.V
Zinger
CPICE
North St
Sina Liam
Schenley
Henley XL
Schenley Distillers Co
New York, N.Y
Kimberly Cheney
Richard V. Perrott
Thomas R. Haley
Fred Ehrich
Joseph J. Caracciola
Catherine C. Dermody
Anna S. Caracciola
Leon Wagner
Wilbur Pember
Marie Disque
Jean Bongartz
F. A. Bongartz
Ethel Townsend
Arlington
John Stone
Wesley Townsend
Madeline B. Harwood
Barbara L. Coe
Clifford B. Harwood, M.D
Thomas W. Hall Jr
Shaftsbury
Thomas R. Haley, Jr
Gerald P. Morrissey
John Endres
Shaftsbury Breard
H. Hawks
William R. Wicks
Stephen E. King
Barbara Buckley
Dorset
T. Garry Buckley
Florence W. King
Cathy Finkenstaedt
Phyllis Schwartz
Steve DeHaan
Kimberly
Mr. Cheney
Bennington College
Dorothy A. Warren
Middle Pownal Rd
Fred Grant
Catharine O. Foster
Jeanne Haley
Thomas H. Foster
James C. Jerome
Dan Morris
Thomas C. Bluto
Frank P. Gilfeather
Chuck Mather
David S. Mackie
Richard J. Atwood
Rita Higgins
Wm. E. Hoisington
Patrick M. Perrott
C. J. Sausville
John Lonergan
Tracy Kenyon
North Bennington
John Armstrong
Gary J. Forrest
James R. Carpenter
Norma K. Bevis
Helen Gendron
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