Shafts bury Historical Society to host annual meeting and exhibit
Shafts bury The Shafts bury Historical Society will hold its 1974 annual meeting at 2 30 p m Sunday Sept 15 at the meeting house in Center Shaftsbury. After a brief business session a slide show of historic Shaftsbury homes and former one room schools will be shown plus displays from recent acquisitions. Members and nonmembers are invited refreshments will be served. Membership fees range from 1 to 100 dollars. Sunderland The Sunderland School Association meets 8 p m Monday Sept 9 at the school with discussions on open house films Halloween party bicycle racks and basketball standards. dues are 50 cents.
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The
Shaftsbury Historical Society
Center Shaftsbury
Leonard J. Black
Elsie Vander Els
Black
William Pullman
A. Ranney Galusha
Sunderland
Sunderland School Association
Dorset wary of consequences of flood protection program
Dorset officials confront federal flood program once in every hundred years flood risk areas covering Otter Creek Battenkill and Mettawee headwaters. Town faces six months to refute designations and a year to join. Public hearing set for Sept 11 at Dorset Elementary School.
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Federal Insurance Administration
FIA
Otter Creek
Battenkill
Mettawee River
Bischoff
East Dorset
South Dorset
Perry Peltier
Russell Park
Vernon Squires
Vermont
Squires
Pardee charged in burglary hoosick falls case details
Cambridge police arrested Franklin Ruggles of Hoosick Falls and Bennington on a third degree burglary charge. He was arraigned, remanded on $1,000 bail, later released after bail increase, with a preliminary hearing set. Two other youths, ages 14 and 18, were involved in a related break in at Pete's Friendly Service Station. Ruggles previously faced an arson-related case and traffic violations. Police, including Cambridge officers and state troopers, pursued the suspect after a car was spotted near the scene and a warning shot was fired. The 18 year old was remanded on $500 bail. the 14 year old released to parents for family court.
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N.Y
Franklin Ruggles
Bennington
Cambridge
John Briggs
Washington County
Salem
Cambridge Court
Ruggles
Cambridge Village
LeRoy Portwine
William O’donnell
Petes Friendly
South Park Street
Portwine
O’donnel
Philip Sica
East Main Street
George Phinney
Greenwich
Sheriffs Department
John D. Briggs
Washington County Correctional Center
Vermont
Sica
Frothingham Backed by Ex Nixon Foeman in Vermont Primary
Vermont Senate hopeful Nathaniel Frothingham wins endorsement from Helen Gahagan Douglas the former Nixon foe who praises his focus on women youth and small farms and his stance against nuclear power and plutonium waste storage. In Winooski Bernard Boutin resigns as St Michael's College president effective Nov 1 citing new mountains of opportunity. Topsham two killed when car crashes into trees on Powder Springs Road. Raymond Mallary III injured. driver unknown. third fatality on this road in a year.
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Nathaniel Frothingham
U.S. Senate
George D. Aiken
Richard M. Nixon
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Nixon
California
Frothingham
Vermont
Thas
Winooski
UPI
Bernard Boutin
St. Michael's College
Boutin
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Topsham
Powder Springs Road
John Fowler
Sarah Drake
Union Village
Raymond Mallary III
Richard Mallary
R-Vt
Cottage Hospital
Woodsville
N.H
Montreal woman dies in Vermont car crash
Marjorie Hart age 30 of Montreal died Saturday from injuries in a single car crash on Gregg Hill Road. Her sister Elizabeth Crothers 27 of Waterbury Center suffered severe scalp cuts and Virginia Plante 31 of Westmount Quebec had severe facial fractures and possible back and chest injuries. Both were listed in satisfactory condition at Vermont Medical Center Hospital in Burlington.
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UPI
Marjorie Hart
Montreal
Gregg Hill Road
Stratton backs Krupsak for lieutenant governor in New York
Congressman Samuel S. Stratton of Amsterdam endorses state Sen Mary Ann Krupsak for lieutenant governor challenging Mario Cuomo and Anthony Olivieri. Krupsak would be the first woman nominated for statewide office by a major party. Democrats face key primary races with Samuels Carey for governor and the Senate race pitting Lee Alexander against Ramsey Clark and Abe Hirschfeld. Abrams challenges Meehan for attorney general.
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Capital District
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Montgomery County
Mary Ann Krupsak
Sen. Krupsak
Washington
Stratton
Albany
Howard J. Samuels
New York City
Brooklyn
Hugh L. Carey
Anthony Olivieri
Mario Cuomo
U.S. Senate
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
Ramsey Clark
U.S
Abe Hirschfeld
Bronx
Robert Abrams
Rockland County
Robert Meehan
Clergy attacked in Berkshire church garage robbery attempt
In Pittsfield Berkshire County a hatchet-wielding youth attacked Rev. Leonard Burke 64 pastor of St. Francis Church during an alleged church garage robbery. Burke fled to a car and summoned help as he received cuts and bruises to face and neck. prior similar priest assault noted at St. Joseph's Rectory with youths using spray can.
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Fr. Burke
St. Joseph’s Rectory
Legion Post opposes amnesty for Vietnam deserters
NORTH ADAMS The Frank R. Stiles Post of the American Legion voted unanimously to oppose granting amnesty to Vietnam war deserters or draft dodgers. About 100 members, the largest turnout in 25 years, voted on the question, said commander Robert E. Galipeau.
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North Adams
Frank R. Stiles
American Legion
Robert E. Galipeau
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