Thomson Spanos vie for N H governor dominance
Incumbent Meldrim Thomson won the Republican nomination in New Hampshire by a 2-0-1 margin, defeating a moderate challenger as Harry Spanos clinched the Democratic gubernatorial nod in a four-way race. In the 1st District, John Adams led the GOP field by over 10 percent ahead of Edward Hewson.
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R. Brenda W. Rotzoll
Concord
N.H
UPI
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
Harry Spanos
John Adams
Exeter
Edward Hewson
Thomson
Spanos
Manchester
New Hampshire Senate
Hillsborough County
James Connor
Hugh Gallen
Gallen
Connor
John Durkin
D-N.h
Carmen Chimento
Rhode Island
Ralph Brewster
Hewson
Calvin Warburton
Richard Ellis
Seventeen graduate from PMH nursing school at Old First Church
Seventeen women completed the Putnam Memorial School of Practical Nursing program during exercises at Old First Church in Old Bennington attended by about 175. Dr. Eugene Grabowski delivered the address, urging humility and understanding of patient limits, while Ruth Amadon Maines received a leadership award. Eleven graduates will stay at Putnam, with others moving to Springfield Hospital in Massachusetts, Convalescent Center in Bennington, Maine Medical Center, Samaritan Hospital in Troy, and Rutland Hospital.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nursing
Arla Gray
Shaftsbury
Kathryn Martin
East Longmeadow
Mass
Lesley Bott
Valley Falls
N.Y
Helen Zawistowski
Watervliet
Catherine Sargent
Manchester Center
Donna Cullinan
Bennington
Ruth Maines
Waterford
Connie McKeighan
Putnam Memorial School of Practical Nursing
Old First Church
Old Bennington
Eugene Grabowski
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Anne Hendee
Ruth Amadon Maines
Putnam
Springfield Hospital
Springfield
Convalescent Center
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Maine
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Rutland Hospital
Bennington Briefs Inexpensive Neighborhood Tag Sale
Neighborhood tag sale in Bennington runs September 16 to 19 offering clothing housewares furniture toys dishes glassware baby furniture and Beagle puppies with a giveaway table and markdowns Sunday. Proceeds support Joseph Sausville of Chapel Road Bennington.
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Joseph Sausville
Chapel Road
Bennington
Matteson Congress Set for Sept 24 to 26
The Matteson Historical Congress of America will hold its annual meeting September 24 to 26 at the Glen Motor Inn near Watkins Glen New York Route 14 and Seneca Lake. All Matteson descendants invited registrations start 1 p.m. Friday with sessions, workshops and planned bicentennial activities. Alan Jenkins will report on Porter Matteson records indexing and will bring 220 volumes.
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Alan Jenkins
Porter Matteson
Bennington Thrift Shop Highlights Items and Hours
Thrift shop on South Street lists a wok a floor model wine rack a countertop dishwasher and an electric typewriter in very good condition at a reduced price. Donations of housewares jewelry and books welcomed. Hours Tue-Fri 10 am to 5 pm Sat 10 am to 4 pm. Also notices for a Sep 30 Oct 1 2 3 sale at Mid-town Bowl and junior bowlers registration. contact 442 3290 after 6 30. Pauls Fish Fry closed for vacation reopens Friday Sept 17.
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Bennington Thrift Shop
South Street
Bennington Court Makes Guilty Pleas And Fines
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg heard pleas from Terry Campney of Manchester for leaving the scene of an accident in Manchester on March 13 with a $100 fine. David Ryan of Bennington pleaded guilty to uttering a forged instrument in Bennington around Nov. 25, 1975, with a pre-sentence investigation ordered and recognizance bail of $100 continued. Alma E. Baker of Dorset, 58, pleaded not guilty July 12 to grand larceny in Dorset and was ordered to undergo psychiatric examination. Kathy M. Brady, 17, of Bennington, pleaded not guilty Aug. 30 to breaking and entering Aug. 10 at Gary Michaels’s home. a pre-sentence investigation and another after not guilty plea to grand larceny were ordered. Gary R. Button, 37, of Woodford, pleaded no contest to driving while intoxicated in Bennington Feb. 27, fined $125, license suspended one year, CRASH program advised. Clarence D. Burch, 24, of Buskirk N Y, pleaded guilty to DWI with license suspended in Bennington Aug. 22, fined $100. Douglas R. O'Dowd, 21, of Bennington, pleaded guilty to suspended in Pownal Aug. 25, fined $100.
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Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Terry Campney
Manchester
David Ryan
Bennington
Alma E. Baker
Dorset
James M. Toolan
Kathy M. Brady
Gary Michaels
Gary R. Button
Woodford
Clarence D. Burch
Buskirk
N.Y
Douglas R. O’dowd
Pownal
New licensing hearings ordered for Vermont Yankee plant
The NRC rejected Vermont Yankee Nuclear Corp. challenge and plans a new licensing hearing round for the Vernon plant. Issues to be heard are nuclear waste management and nuclear fuel reprocessing with dates to be set after court mandates.
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Washington
UPI
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Corp
Commission
NRC
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Carl Augustin
Midland
Michigan
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Vermont
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Augustin
UVM Inauguration Dominates Busy Campus Week
The University of Vermont prepares for the installation of its 21st president Dr. Lattie F. Coor with a public address and an organ recital. Distinguished educators Dr. Thomas H. Eliot and Dr. John H. Knowles will speak, with multiple exhibits, a music festival, films, lectures, and the Lane Series debut of Equus shaping a week of events. Tickets are recommended and available at the Inaugural Committee HQ, Memorial Lounge, Waterman Building, or the Student Association Office.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Lattie F. Coor
Stoma Guard Project Aids Vermont Cancer Fight
Mrs. Josi Baczek of Bennington County Vermont division American Cancer Society reports a Montpelier office call urging stoma guards for laryngeal cancer patients. She began this effort about three years ago and continues coordination with the group.
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Stanley
Josi) Baczek
Bennington County
Vermont
American Cancer Society
Montpelier
Josi
Volunteer opportunities grow in Bennington County
Local charitable and home extension groups in Bennington County seek volunteers for stoma supply crochet work, felt and trim donations for Christmas stockings, yarn scraps, and tutoring, with Mary Smith coordinating supplies via RSVP at 219 Benmont Ave or 442-8514. Pownal Elementary seeks volunteers in multiple roles. Vermont Veterans' Home requests senior librarians 9:30 to 11:30 weekdays at 219 Benmont Ave, 442-8914.
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Bennington County
Montpelier
Mary Smith
RSVP
Joss
Work Activities Center
The
United Counseling Service
Margaret Stratton
Benmont Ave
Pownal
Vermont Veterans’ Home
Peso float blamed on United States by Mexico
Mexican citizens blame the United States for Mexico's surprise peso float which sent the currency plummeting from Latin America's longest standing strong rate. President Luis Echeverria cited 1971 U S dollar policies as upsetting world finances and driving Mexico's economic woes. Some Mexicans told American tourists they will face higher prices to adjust.
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Mexico City
UPI
United States
Mexico
Latin America
Luis Echeverria
U.S
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