BSD explore building options for Bennington district
The Bennington School District board heard a detailed schedule from Supt. George Sleeman outlining committees to study future space needs from October through April with a final decision due at the June annual meeting. The plan targets eliminating rent costs of 62 thousand dollars yearly and may combine new construction with additions while considering non traditional options.
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Bennington
BSD
George Sleeman
SSD
Supt
Sleeman
Supt. Sleeman
Bennington man found guilty of DWI and leaving scene
In Bennington District Court a 12 jurors found Samuel Galliano 43 of Bennington guilty of driving while intoxicated leaving the scene and negligent driving causing an accident. Sentencing is deferred to Sept. 24. Attorney John B Harte represented him. In a separate action Arthur H Conlin 3 of Middlebury pleaded not guilty to breaking and entering at Woolen Mill Inc. in Danby Aug. 7. Bail was denied and he was placed in sheriff custody.
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Bennington
Samuel Galliano
Jol
Morrissey
John B. Harte
Arthur H. Conlin
Middlebury
School House Woolen Mill Inc
Danby
Sheriff's Department
Bennington BSD moves to involve negotiator in stalled talks
The Bennington School District board pushed to involve professional negotiator Harry Gale in future negotiations after a tense meeting. They aim to present a five page list of disputed areas to Gale, with a target open first meeting and a later fact finding session to resolve differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leaning
Bennington School District
BSD
Tard
Richard A. Sleeman
William F. Lally Jr
Sleeman
Lally
Leachers
David E. Allen
Harry Gale
Sesson
Sheaman
Ynomas D. Steffen
Joseph F. Carroll
Lois
Gallard
Gale
Suit claims cat tracks caused skier injuries at Mount Snow
A $125000 negligence suit arising from a Mount Snow ski accident seeks trial before Superior Court judge Ernest W. Gibson II. Plaintiffs Ralph Sones of Jacksonville and Mrs. Jones, former Whitingham tax collector, allege a snow packing machine and faulty binding adjustments caused Mrs. Jones a serious leg fracture on February 20 1970. Defendants include Sports Trends Inc Look Nevada and Lodktevada binding companies along with the US distributor and others. The suit names damage figures of 100000 for the injury and 25000 for loss of consortium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Snow
Superior
Loak Nevada
Hecanta Inc
Elmsford
N.Y
Sports Trends
Mrs. Jonas
Rcident
Tie Jueses
Tie Presenting
Ryan
Vermont bond rating downgrade shocks lawmakers
Moody's downgrades Vermont debt rating citing faster growth in debt load than citizens’ ability to bear it. Gov. Davis says he learned of the revision by telephone and cautions against excessive bonding while considering using federal revenue sharing to ease debt. Wall Street notes the unexpected move from a triple A contender.
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Davis
Vermont
David
New York
Tittes
Hubert D. Hershey Jr
Moody's
Wall Street
Hershey
United Resources
Park County Autus collision injures four in Bennington
Police identified drivers as John Castiglione 32 and Marcilaine McCarthy 73 both of Bennington. Deborah Bishop 14 a passenger was treated for cuts and bruises at Putham Memorial Hospital along with the two drivers after the 1908 Ford incidents.
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Park
Llounty Streets
Bennington
John Castiglione
Marcilaine McCarthy
McCarthy
Deborah Bishop
Putham Memorial Hospital
Castiglione
Ford
Weston County
Bijur
Kycer Drive
Kevin Harvey
Stephen Corbett
Thley
Londongerry
Gervant M. Perry
Springfield Hospital
Perry
Police hunt for Rutland escapee John Kasper
Authorities continue to search for John Kasper of Burejington who fled Rutland Correctional Facility with outside help and a dummy tie. A padlock was broken from a second story window, the guard check was fooled, and Kasper was recaptured about two hours later, charged with forgery and motor vehicle offenses. State Police distributed a photo and description of Kasper as about 170 pounds with blonde hair and beard and multiple tattoos.
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Tuiland
UPI
John Kasper
Bure Jington
Rutland
Kasper
Mator
Hospital Notes Sept 20 1472 Discharges and Attendants
Hospital notes list attendings and patients on Wednesday September 20, 1472. Includes names such as Mrs Helen Keough Miss Dofusa Stoessel Mrs Irene Loyd and others with discharges noted for Mrs Dora Ravey Miss Tina LaFountain Rebecca Kennedy and Priscilla Doolittle and her son Samuel Thompson. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Robert Lebert of Harvest Hills and a son due September 24.
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Dora Ravey
Manchester
Tina LaFountain
Rebecca Kennedy
Priscilla Doolittle
Hennington
Samuel ‘Thompson
Wilmington Airbs
Robert £. Lebert
Harvest Hills
North Ben- Tington
Sanders attacks New England Telephone pay and rates
Burlington candidate Bernard Sanders charges the New England Telephone Co. seeks another rate rise after a 20 percent toll increase. He alleges outsized executive salaries, heavy advertising, and charitable giving, urges public ownership to cut costs and fund state revenue.
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Rurlington
Bernard Sanders
Wierly
Wiberty
New England Telephone Co
New England
Sandrs
Public Service Board
Beattlebrg Coom
Sanders
New England Tel
Tel
A.t.&t
Rowlis Hilton Dollar
Abo
New lights at airport delayed until spring
Bennington airfield will not install a new night lighting system until spring. Aeronautics officials say FAA standards require a six month delay due to property easement talks with seven landowners. The project funds include state and federal money to upgrade obstruction lights and runway beacons.
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Lennington
West End
State Aeronautics Department
Gordon Shepardson
Montpelier
Gye Cod
Aeronantics Department
Bennington
Aeronautics Department
Sney
Ulighway Department
Conden l
James C. Jerome
Filmore Farms Inc
Peter Hawks Jr
Jerome
Fillmore Farms
Mt. Anthony
Hawks
Whipstock Hill
Wall Hill
Shepardson
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Obituaries for McCart and Drysdale figures in New York and Massachusetts
Obituary notices report Ralpht R. McCart a 76 year old self employed trainer from White Creek New York who died after a long illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital. He is survived by wife Lillian Bouplon two daughters two brothers one sister and six grandchildren with funeral arrangements set for Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls. The second obituary notes Mrs Jean Monteath Drysdale 96 widow of James Drysdale a Scotland born former Worth Adams Massachusetts resident who died at her son John Drysdale’s Randolph home. She leaves a son and three grandchildren with cremation planned and later burial in North Adams Massachusetts.
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Ralpht R. McCart
White Creek
N.Y
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mr. McCart
James
Sarah (McCracken) McCart
Rena Prebble
Lillian Bouplon
Harriet Stevens
Troy
Marton Shufelt
Brookhaven
Dewey
Harald McCart
Edith Kingsbury
Mahar Funeral
Hoosick Fall
Maple Grove
Hobaick Falls
Jean (Manteath) Prrysdale
James P. Drysdale
Scotland
Worth Adams
Mass
John Drysdale
Randolph
Drysdale
Alloa
Robert
Isobel (Spy) Monteath
North Adams
M. Dickey Drysdale
Isobel
Ellen Drysdale
Jean
Southview Cemetery
Local managers forecast 1972 73 growth in Bennington area
International Management Council of Southwestern Vermont and Hoosick Falls opened its 1972 73 season with a panel at St Joseph College Auditorium. Ray Pierce of Dodge Industries predicted one of the biggest economic growth periods in the nations history, while Conrad Hoffman of Union Carbide spoke of inflationary stability and local expansion.
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International Management Council of
Vermont
Hoosick Falls
St. Joseph College
Bob Harrington
Ray Pierce
Dodge Industries
Hoosick Talls
Conrad Hoffman
Union Carbide Corp
Consumer Provinces
Bennington
Union Carbide
BenMont
Thomas Bushman
Althoust HenMont
Aline
Richard Askew
Stanley
Ymca of
North Adams
Mass
Saith
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Hennington District Environmental Board
Arlington
Rice
Wilbur Rice
Old Bennington
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Old First Church Barn
Townsend Wellington
Burlington Architectural Frm
Freemwan, French
Treeman
Gordon and Sutton
West Main Street
Vawa Lawn
Wiliam Castle Sr
Shaftsbury
Vermont National Bank
Sally Stark
Molly Stark
Robert Jayas
James A. Britta
Loomis G. Data
BSTS
Mt. Anthony Union
Emerson
Newport
Lee Fimerson
Bartow
Mmerson
Harry E. Tollisen
Harry T. Tollison
St. Petas's Hospital
Albany
Hanson-Welbridge
Edward B. Geyer Jr
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Howard Thompson
Phillip Murphy
Albert Tallisen
Edward Tallisen
Albert Peterson
Paul Peterson
Lee Tollisen
Thomson Mig. Co
Rosewaul
Father Geyer
Mr. Thompson
Park County
Telephone Company
New England Phone Company
Iislary
Manapaly Corporation
Bennington Briefs
Bennington County
First Baptist Church
Hennington Club
Dennis McCarthys
Guess
Napailtano's
Napalitano's Plaza
VenMont Avenue
Tarth St
Ludlow
Lorom
Twitchell Bill
Shoftsbury
Ral IT Rn
McCar T
Guenther Mahler
Hale Co
Jard Co
Catamount Dyers
Vermont Container Corp
Armand 4. Lampran
First Vermont Bank and Trust
Green Mountain Furniture
11. T. Cushman Co
Economy Graphics
Garrison 0
Ars Ben Mont
Empton
Paul wcConinck
Stanley Tools
Eagle Square
Meritage House
Haddock
FE. Cole
Bennington Rd
Benn
Betty Manning
Foster
Tobin
Opin
Sundd
Safford & Gage
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