Men charged with DUI released in Bennington court
In Bennington District Court on Friday two men were released on their own recognizance pending formal arraignment Sept. 4. Eugene L. DeCell, 18, of Manchester Depot, faced DUI charges from Aug. 28 in Manchester. James L. LaMathe, 19, of Bristol Conn., charged with DUI and driving to endanger, was freed without bail. Robert J. Mylott, 17, of Manchester, pleaded guilty to public intoxication from Aug. 30 and received a one day jail sentence deemed served.
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Bennington
Eugene L. DeCell
Manchester Depot
Manchester
James L. LaMathe
Bristol
Conn
Robert J. Mylott
Aiken says milk subsidy for schools will continue
Senator George Aiken asserts Congress will keep the school milk subsidy despite the Agriculture Department’s report that funds are exhausted. About 35,000 Vermont children would be affected if the program ends. Aiken remains certain the measure will be renewed, noting Congress is moving on the issue. The subsidy reimburses schools roughly three cents per half pint sold.
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Putney
UPI
George Aiken
R-Vt
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Aiken
Gregory Dwyer
Woodford
New York
Thurston Hulet
Arlington
Martin Harrington
Harrington
Shaftsbury
Yott’s
Chou Calls for Peaceful Settlement Through Negotiations
Premier Chou Enlai accused Leonid Brezhnev and the Brezhnev clique in Moscow of talking nonsense on Sino Soviet relations. He challenged Soviet leaders to show good faith to relax world tension by withdrawing armed forces from Czechoslovakia and Mongolia and returning four northern islands to Japan.
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Czechoslovakia
People’s Republic of Mongolia
Japan
Chou
Nixon Sale Document Dates Questioned By Subcommittee
Brooks said copies of the Dec 15 1970 sales agreement released by the White House differed from attached documents that described boundaries not surveyed until after Dec 25 1970. He added that documents appeared altered around Jan 8 1971 to show the later date. The subcommittee seeks to determine where federal tax money was spent and who owned the property at the time.
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California
White House
Brooks
Subcommittee
Harlow
Bottle ban sparks mixed public response in Bennington
A Bennington man voiced defiance as he left a local market with a six pack, while Mrs. Walter Smith supported the ban for cleaner highways. Everett Hurley recalled returnable bottles, and a Bennington woman opposed the change, declining to ID herself.
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Bennington
Walter Smith
Washington Avenue
Everett Hurley
North Pownal
Funeral notices for Mrs Ida Knight and Mrs Eva Antonio
The funeral of Mrs Ida M Knight of 15 Church St North Bennington was held Tuesday at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Chapel with Rev Philip Grippa officiating. A graveside service followed at Pinecrest Cemetery Charlestown NH. Mrs Eva M Antonio of Park Street Extension Bennington had services at Manson Walbridge Funeral Home with Fr Thomas Mattison officiating. Burial was in Park Lawn Cemetery. Both widows died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after long illnesses.
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Ida M. Knight
Church St
North Bennington
Hanson- Walbridge
Philip Grippa
First Assembly of God
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Pinecrest Cemetery
Charlestown
N.H
Grippa
Eva M. Antonio
Park Street Extension
Bennington
Manson- Walbridge
Thomas Mattison
St. Francis de Sales Church
Ernest Bolster Sr
Ernest Bolster Jr
Leon Morse
Harold Burgess
Donald Violette
Reginald Jennings
Park Lawn Cemetery
Mattison
Antonio
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Frank E. Antonio
Alma Lutz obituary notes feminist writer dies at 83
Alma Lutz a noted suffragist biographer of Emma Willard Susan B Anthony and other women’s rights leaders died at her summer home in Berlin N Y. She was 83 born in Jamestown North Dakota educated at Emma Willard Vassar and Boston University wrote eight books and penned Crusade for Freedom in 1968 Funeral arrangements are pending
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Alma Lutz
Berlin
N.Y
Emma Willard
Miss Lutz
Jamestown
N.D
George and
Mathilde Lutz
Emma Willard School
Vassar College
Boston University School of Business Administration
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Boston
American Association
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
National Women’s Party
Radcliffe Women’s Archives
Zion Research Foundation of
Berlin Library
Willow Road paving slated to start next Thursday
Willow Road from the East Road to the cutoff will be paved next Thursday. A Perini Construction Co spokesman said guardrail installation began Friday afternoon and will continue through next week. Several residents of the bumpy road have been anxious to have the road paved.
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Willow Road
The
Perini Construction Co
Bennington Briefs Grow Bowling Leagues And Local Notices
Visiting residents and military family members gather in Bennington for social updates. A new couples league forms at Bennington Lanes with Sunday games at 4 p.m., call Gene at 447-7100. Also notes Labor Day hours at Reddi Hen Arlington and Bob Cummings returning to Hotel Putnam barber shop Sept. 4 from 2 to 5 30 p.m.
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Bennington Lanes
Gene
Arlington
Bob Cummings
Putnam
Two Bennington area residents die within days, services planned
Arthur T. Dupree 80 of 116 North St Arlington born Sept 21 1892 died at home. Funeral at Mahar and Son today at 10 a.m. Hin sdillville Cemetery. Earl J. Senecal 74 of 31 Cottage St Rutland died at Rutland Hospital after a short illness. Cremation private. Contributions to Cancer Society.
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Arthur T. Dupree
North St
Arlington
Arthur
Adelaide Fowler Dupree
Dupree
Earl J. Senecal
Cottage St
Rutland
Rutland Hospital
West Rutland
Lewis H
Elizna Smith Senecal
Vera Senecal
Edith Bent
Virginia M. Senecal
Catherine Briggs
Bennington
Lewis H. Senecal
Earl J. Senecal Jr
Charles D. Senecal
Francis J. Senecal
Amsterdam
N.Y
County Demos call for own House hearing in Bennington
The Bennington County Committee voted unanimously at Cole Hall Shaftsbury to request a separate Bennington County hearing on the House reapportionment plan. Democrats criticized lumping Bennington and Rutland together for a joint hearing. They also prepared for an NBC telethon on Sept 15 with proceeds split between state and national committees led by Ruth Poger.
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Shaftsbury
Bennington County
House Committee On Government Operations
Cole Hall
House
Orrin Beattie R-25
Manchester
Bennington
Rutland
Wallingford
Emma Harwood
National Party
NBC
Democratic National Committee
State
Ruth Poger
South Burlington
BSD board twice overlooks right to know law in two days
Bennington School District boards twice held special or emergency meetings with no 24 hour notice. The Friday session set the school tax rate at 3.70 dollars per hundred while a prior Thursday interview approved Pamela Peterson for a Keene State College graduate position. The Banner learned of the meetings after they concluded and notes possible oversight by the superintendent and finance chair.
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Bennington
BSD
Keene State College
Pamela Peterson
Banner
David J. Allen
George A. Sleeman
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