MAUS board backs new reading program expansion
Mt Anthony Union School Board approves Jerome Wichelas to extend a reading program to about 805 secondary students. The plan centers on a technique aimed at correcting a physiological imbalance affecting reading learning, with community volunteers and senior high students aiding tutoring.
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MAUS
John Leaning
Jerome Wichelas
Mt. Anthony Union
Downtown Bennington Revitalization Panel Hears Ideas
Members of the Downtown Bennington Revitalization Committee met to orient themselves for creating a comprehensive plan to repair and boost the central business district. The group will reconvene in a week to begin addressing key questions before drafting the plan, guided by John Simson of the Bennington County Regional Commission with local leaders running the project.
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John Simson
Bennington County
Simson
Harold R. Saunders
Timothy Smith
Mab DuHamel
Robert Matteson
Planning Commission
Paul W. Bohne III
Mel Dyson
Chittenden Trust Co
Hiram G. Savage
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Winston Luther
William Hassenpflug
The
Regional Commission
John C. Page
Jay Zwynenberg
Oliver Hoag
Armand Lampron
First Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Jonathan Taylor
Catamount National Bank
Daniel Cadiz
David Scribner
Bohne
Savage
Matteson
Burdis
America
Bennington Rotary Club
BCRC
Rotary
Bennington community briefs highlight events and planning talks
The Bennington notes list a Hadassah tea with guest speaker Mrs Sterling Shapiro at eight p.m. in Old Bennington, several meetings for Eagles Auxiliary and local labor groups, a nursing school note in Hanover, a Democratic fundraiser in Williamstown, and an AARP meeting with Meris Eggert as speaker. It also mentions a downtown revitalization planning committee preparing data and possible consultant input as members plan for next Monday’s data gathering session.
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Bernard Cohen
Fairview
Walloomsac Roads
Old Bennington
Sterling Shapiro
Western New England
Thomas P. Salmon
Bennington County
Democratic Committee
Williamstown
Mass
Shaffe’s Clothes
Bennington
Powers Market
North Bennington
American Association of Retired Persons
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church of
Meris Eggert
Junction
Simson
Savage
Matteson
Saunders
Berkshire Politicos React to Nixon Pardon
Berkshire County leaders historians and legal experts condemn Ford’s Nixon pardon as premature and ludicrous a political blunder that thwarts justice and clouds Watergate. lawmakers and scholars urge caution noting legal and historical stakes while opinions split on presidential prerogative.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire County
Nixon
Ford
Silvio Conte
Leon Laworski
James MacGregor Burns
Williams College
Northern
Berkshire District Court
Ernest H. Rosasco
Janeway suffers stroke amid Vermont political contests
Vermont Republican leader Sen Ed ward G Janeway 73 from Londonderry suffered a minor stroke Saturday and is hospitalized at Maine Medical Center in Portland. His wife said the prognosis is good for a full recovery as he fights for reelection in the Windham County Senate primary alongside two other GOP hopefuls.
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Maine
Edward G. Janeway
Windham County
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Janeway
Brattleboro
Sen. Janeway
Londonderry
Vermont
State Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Vermont Campaign Sees Fraines Controversy Loom Large
Former Chicago Seven defendant John Fraines named state Director of Occupational Health stirs a dull campaign. Gov Thomas Salmon is poised to win the Democratic nomination over Buzzy Reilly of Essex. Walter Kennedy seeks the GOP nod against Harry Montague Jr and T James Lannon. Jeffords leads a three way GOP and six way Democratic race for Congress with Cain Esposito Welch and Lucenti as contenders. Morrisseau and Diamondstone hold slim chances.
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Thomas P. Salmon
Fraines
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Essex
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Chelsea
House of Representatives
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Westford
T. James Lannon
Benson
Vermont
James M. Jeffords
Montpelier
John S. Burgess
Brattleboro
Madeline B. Harwood
Manchester
Jeffords
Burlington
Francis J. Cain
Cain
Francis J. Esposito
Rutland
John Welch
State
Democratic Committee
Margaret Lucenti
Barre
Liberty
Obituary notices for Rawson Mattimore Scott and hospital staff changes
The notices report Fay A. Rawson of South Londonderry died Sept 7 at Grace Cottage Hospital with funeral Sept 9 at First Baptist Church. Burial is in Rawsonville Cemetery. Also noted are the obituary for Francis Joseph Mattimore of Clarksburg and details of his family, and a memorial for S. Lytton Scott of New York City and Sandgate. Finally, Putnam Memorial Hospital announces personnel changes, including Patricia Hernandez leaving and Anne Hendee acting director, with Frank Cavanaugh as new dietary assistant manager.
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Benson) Rawson
River Anchor Lodge
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Marion
Peru
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Howard
Seymour, Conn
Lawrence Worden
South Windham
E.A. Rawson
Francis Joseph Mattimore
Clarksburg
Mass
David R. Mattimore
Stamford
North Adams
St. Francis Church
Williamstown
Frank and
Georgianna
Lea
John
Flynn & Cagnoli
S. Lytton Scott
New York City
Sandgate
Scott Mitchelson
River House
East 52Nd St
New York
St. Paul’s School
Yale University
Dorothy Sullivan
Scotts
Sandgate Was Known As “Watergate.” He Was A Trustee of the Bennington Museum
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
Ekwanok Club
Eugene
Timothy
Eldon
Bennington Museum
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Robert D. Stout
Patricia Hernandez
Putnam
New York State Department of Health
Anne Hendee
Ms. Hernandez
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