Bennington Court Hears Multiple Cases From Monday
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg heard cases including Green Mountain Furniture Co pleaded no contest to discharging fuel oil into Paranipac last July and fined. Robert H. Mitchell was held in contempt for failing to pay a $25 fine and sentenced to six months at Windsor Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center. Larry Clayton pleaded not guilty to simple assault on Kelli Hall and was released on $500 bail. David Barber pled not guilty to disorderly conduct with $100 cash bail continued. Kristen E. Douglas pleaded guilty to grand larceny for a rifle theft from Harrington's in Shaftsbury and was ordered to four to six months with credit for 102 days served. related fugitive and concealment charges were dismissed as federal authorities may file new charges.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Green Mountain Furniture Co
North Bennington
Robert H. Mitchell
East Road
Manchester
Windsor
Mitchell
Larry Clayton
Arlington
Kelli M. Hall
David Barber
Kristen E. Douglas
Kristen E. Taft
Arrowhead
Calif
Portsmouth
Maine
Harrington
Shaftsbury
Colorado
Vermont
Vivian G. Caron
Ben Mont Ave
Marie Maynard
United Counseling Service
Donald G. Bovey
Manchester Center
James A. Hurley
Applegate
Warner Gerspach
LeRoy J. Lacross
Paul G. Davignon
Putnams St
Clarke P. Comello
Jack J. Barnes
Westfield
Joseph M. Barnini
Pittsfield
Mass
David Wisell
Route 103
Clarendon
Sandra Sullivan
Donna E. Ackerman
West Mountain Road
Patsey E. Pignato
Springfield
Peru
Pignato
Waterbury State Hospital
Jay C. Allard
Main St
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Alvin J. Reed
Wilmington
Sunderland
Urban sprawl threatens US farmlands and food supply
The National Audubon Society warns that urban sprawl and highways consume rich croplands needed to feed Americans and a growing world. Tax policies vary by state to keep farmers on the land, with N J Minnesota Pennsylvania Oregon Michigan and California all enacting preferential assessments. Saskatchewan and Canada explore land banking and leaseback schemes, while Suffolk County New York studies farm preservation and purchase and leaseback plans.
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New York
United States
National Audubon Society
Constance Stallings
Audubon
Society
Ms. Stallings
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Hampshire
Vermont
Saskatchewan
Canada
National Government of
Ottawa
New Jersey
Suffolk County
N.Y
Engaged Kremer Greenberg in Elmont NY and Bennington
Elmont and East Hampton residents Dr. and Mrs. Herman S. Kremer announce the engagement of their daughter Jane to David H. Greenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Greenberg. Jane, UW graduate, studies at George Washington University, is a law clerk to Judge Samuel Block in DC. David, Mt Hermon, UPenn, and GWU Law graduate, will marry in October.
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Elmont
N.Y
Herman S. Kremer
East Hampton
Jane
David H. Greenberg
Norman Greenberg
Bennington
University of Wisconsin
George Washington University
Samuel Block
Superior Court of the District of Columbia
Mt. Hermon School
University of Pennsylvania
George Washington University School of Law
Mrs. Hazel Bates 78 Rutherford obituary in New Jersey
Hazel Bates, 78, of Rutherford New Jersey, died September 5 in Paramus New Jersey. Born in East Rutherford she lived in Rutherford all her life. She was married to W Leroy Bates of Rutherford. Funeral services were held Monday with cremation in Orange New Jersey. Graveside services for the cremated remains will be Saturday at 1 p.m. in Old Bennington Cemetery. She is survived by son William E Bates of Rutherford daughter Valerie Bates seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Hazel Bates
Rutherford
N.J
Paramus
East Rutherford
W. Leroy Bates
Bennington
Orange
Old Bennington Cemetery
William E. Bates
Mrs
Valerie Bates
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Vermont
U.S
Bennington League Opens Season With Voters Meeting Tapes
The Bennington League of Women Voters begins a new season with unit meetings featuring a tape of Lucy Benson’s farewell address from the National Convention in San Francisco and a tape on Women in Politics. Participants include Doris Davis, Barbara Mikulski, and Mary Newman. Margaret Farmer will report on Washington legislative activity. Units meet Sept 17 in Bennington and Sept 19 in Shaftsbury. the league urges informed participation and nonpartisan issue study.
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Bennington League of Women Voters
Lucy Benson
National League of Women Voters
San Francisco
Doris Davis
Compton
Calif
Barbara Milkulski
Baltimore
Mary Newman
Massachusetts
Margaret Farmer
Bennington League
Hill
Washington
Bennington
Frances Benjamin
Walloomsac Road
Marion Smith
Shaftsbury
League of Women Voters
League
Adelaide Fine
Abbott critiques Salmon on Vermont apple labor policy
Martha Abbott, Liberty Union candidate for governor, attacked Gov. Salmon over his support for Jamaican labor imports by Addison County apple growers. She charged his stance implies Vermonters are lazy and defends wages below the minimum. Abbott cited orchard owners paying only 30 cents per bushel as a key reason for labor shortages.
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Burlington
Martha Abbott
Liberty Union
Gov. Salmon
Addison County
Salmon
Jamaica
Ms. Abbott
Chittenden County
Shoreham
Vermont
Bennington County agencies train to aid seniors and Social Security
Bennington Opportunity Council hosted two training sessions to boost service to seniors and eligible Social Security beneficiaries. Officials discussed food stamp access, SSI programs, and expanding library resources with donations from Bradford Books and the Bennington Free Library. Community volunteers and local leaders are thanked for support and transport efforts.
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Shar Wuerschmidt
Bennington Opportunity Council
Bennington County
Senior Citizens’ Center
Office On Aging
Charles Perry
Bradford Books
Flora
Badford Books
Bennington Free Library
BOC
Henry Richmond
Peter Schaad
A. Dickinson
Clinton Hutchins
Pownal
See Rock City barns fade from highways and memory
Nostalgia fans face a setback as the iconic See Rock City barns decline. Interstates and rising costs push owners to abandon or repurpose weathered signs, leaving 200 to 300 scattered from Texas to Michigan. Rock City executives note enduring awareness from signs, but many barns vanish or are repurposed.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
UPI
Rock City
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee River
Dick Borden
Garnet Carter
Morton
Borden
Texas
Michigan
Atlanta, Ga
Clark Byers
Byers
Wilcher Snow vows in Liberty double ring wedding
Teresa Ann Reed daughter of Ernest Reed and Michael Anthony Wilcher son of Charles Wilcher exchanged vows July 27 at 3 p m in the First Baptist Church of Liberty. Rev James Powell officiated. The bride wore a white taffeta gown with lace train and a full veil. The couple plans to reside in Campbellsville where they work and study at Campbellsville College. The bride is a Burr and Burton Seminary graduate. the groom is a Casey County High School graduate.
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Liberty
Teresa Ann Reed
Harold Snow Sr
South Dorset
Michael Anthony Wilcher
Charles Ray Wilcher
First Baptist Church of Liberty
James Powell
Ernest N. Reed
Arlington
Lucinda Reed
Robert Bryant
Camp
Kentucky
Campbellsville
Campbellsville College
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Casey County High School
Bennington Hospital Notes and Thrift Shop News
Hospital notes list admissions births and discharges for Bennington and nearby towns on Friday and Monday September 6 and 9 1974 including names from Bennington North Bennington Manchester Center and Arlington. Also details thrift shop donations and items for sale at Bennington and North Bennington shops with hours 1 to 5 p.m. and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. respectively.
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Mabel Brunina
Bennington
Harold Goeney
Tammy Senecal
North Bennington
Bernard Cross
East Arlington
Jacqueline Breen
Edna Fleming
Manchester Center
Marion Maloy
Cambridge, N.Y
Tracy Davis
Shereen Main
Milton Burgess
Mary Haddad
Gary McIntire Jr
Shaftsbury
Brooke Lindsey
Scott Kemp
David Rees
Lois Langlois
Kenneth Smith
Katherine Lemay
Whitingham
Anthony Wilwol
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Jennifer Elwell
North Hoosick
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Bennington District Court
Engaged Kremer-Greenberg
Nichols
Abbott
BOC News
Bennington Opportunity
VFW Post 1332
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Wilcher
Snow Vows
Bellsville
Larry Wildher
Charles White
Mendy McGruffey
Florence
Lisa Levine
Greensburg
Michael A. Wilcher
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Robert Knapp
South Stream Road
Faith Trottier
Hoosick Falls
Garry Church
Petersburg
Ann Kelley
Long Island City
Melanie McKenzie
Robert Johnson
Joseph Bozek
North Adams
Dan Burt
Gerald Bornt
James Marsden
Union St
Laura Whalen
Anna Sausville
Shirley Gerrity
Ruth Morse
Roland Bacon
Anthony Paligo
Dora Hart
Marion Connors
Vernon Weeden
Johnson
Catherine Carpenter
Michael Brady
Stuart Horn
Green Mountains
St. Joseph College
Business Administration
Donahue
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