Bennington BCA accused of excluding public from meeting
The Bennington Board of Civil Authority allegedly denied a member of the public, Gerald Cornell, access to a public meeting violating Vermont state open meeting laws. The incident could expose BCA members to 500 dollar fines each. officials dispute details while Guv office says the meetings are public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Board of Civil Authority
Ilegally
Gerald Cornell
Selectman
BCA
BUA
Banner
John J. DeVita
Joseph Carroll
DeVito
Carroll
Cornell
Duncan Campbell
Kimberly Cheney
Cheney
Boards of Civil Authority
Carnell
Knife victim is identified in Petersburg murder case
New York State Police confirmed the victim found Sept 11 along Route 22 in Petersburg is Donald Sadler, 48, of the Bronx. Relatives notified troopers after seeing his photo in a New York City paper. Police say he was likely killed in the city and dumped at the Petersburg rest area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
N.Y
New York
Petersburg
Donald Sadler
Bronx
New York City
Sadler
Bennington Briefs and Legislative Review Mix
Bennington items report Kevin O Neill, 15, of North Tennington was missing but notified home Friday. A Joint Legislative Committee on Retail Business completed two months of review without a stance on the bottle ban and suggested the 1974 legislature review the issue. Rep John Meaker plans a repeal bill while Rep Peter Joseph may sponsor a rival to improve the ban for grocers. The panel urged repeal of a change in the state inventory tax to aid small retailers and backed a uniform fair business practices act. Also noted were a missing-person bulletin cancellation, a Depot Street girls group meeting, Battenkill Grange social cancellation, a Grange service for Mrs Sidney Crofut in Arlington, Bennington Club cribbage starting Monday, and pharmacy hours for a Vergennes program.
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Meaker
Ronald Goldberg
Retail Grocers Association
Battenkill
Grange
Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home
Arlington
Sidney Crofut
Bennington
Collision on Route 7 involves two dump trucks
State Police investigated a Friday 4:20 p.m. crash on Route 7 near Arlington where a 1967 GMC driven by Donald J. Towsley of East Dorset slowed for traffic and was rear ended by a 1954 International driven by Donald J. Tobin Jr. of Arlington.
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Arlington
Donald J. Towsley
East Dorset
Donald J. Tobin Jr
Hospital Notes September 21 1973 Admissions and Births
Hospital notes list admissions Bruce Bashand Wilma Call Pauline Burgess Timothy Mayer and others from Bennington Manchester Hoosick Falls and Layie Bridge. Discharges include Raymond Goffin and Frederick Hoyt. Births include a daughter to Me and Mrs Michael Frazier RD 1 Bennington and a son to Mr and Mrs Peter Shea in Hartford Conn. Also a birth at North Adams Regional Hospital for Tony and Judy Mason of Woodford.
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Bruce Bashand
Wilma Call
Pauline Burgess
Timothy Mayer
Bennington
Mary Kent
Arthur McAullife
Manchester
Katheryn Hickey
Hoosick Falls
Janet Moses
Layie Bridge
N.Y
Raymond Goffin
Shaftsbury
Frederick Hoyt
Arlington
John McKeegan
Vergennes
Michael Frazier
RD 1
Hartford
Egner fires for exposing abuse at Weeks School
Psychologist David Egner says his dismissal from Weeks School in Vergennes was to silence abuse allegations. He vows to fight subpoenas over taped conversations with youths and calls for independent investigation while criticizing Weeks officials and Corrections Commissioner Stoneman.
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Bruce Talbot Montpelier
UPI
David Egner
Weeks
Egner
R. Kent Stoneman
Vergennes
Stoneman
Weeks School
Davin
Epner
Exner
Hugh Wallace
Marc Kessler
University of Vermont
Vermont Psychological Association
Thomas Salmon
Richard Thames
Burlington
Vermont State Employes Association
Eger
Eygner
Department of Corrections
Spectators welcomed at Bennington dog show week events
National Dog Week kicks off in Bennington with an AKC sanctioned Class A Dog Match hosted by the Bennington County Kennel Club. About 90 trophies will be awarded as 100 plus dogs from New England and beyond compete in breed, obedience, and junior showmanship events.
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Bennington
Bennington County
Ben Pindick
Lading
BCEC
New England
Canada
Otto Dube
Albany
REKC
Jack Oxtliie
BCKC
AKC
Bo William Anderson
Hoffmans
Grace M. Brewin
Agawam
Mass
George F Dotty
Stanfordville
Wiliam Gebert
Esperance
Edward Jones
Inn 3
Lamb
Palmer
Ronald Lambert
Waterford
Joseph Rowe
Scotia
Adrian ‘Tieman
Schenectady
Arnold Woolf
Catskill
Rowe
Tones
Lambert
Miss Lamb
Benjamin Pindick
Nixon May Visit Japan Instead of Europe
Washington sources suggest President Nixon may postpone his planned European tour this fall and travel to Japan instead. Officials noted the European trip remains under review amid Watergate pressures, with a possible February date floated by one source. Also reported is a Rutland shooting incident where Sandra Gulmonds, 2, was wounded in Tinmouth, with a lookout for a male suspect and a general broadcast to locate him.
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Wallace
Egner
Eyner
Page 1
Agnew
Nixon
Warren
Washington
UPI
Europe
Japan
Dagan
Kakuéi Tanaka
Tokyo
White House
Rutland
Sandra Gulmonds
Rutland Hospital
Tinmouth
Shite
Rutland County
Attourney
Robert Tepper
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Bennington Bca
Colchester
Vermont
Thomas Salon
Reginald Cram
Cram
Armed Services
Carole A. Morrison
Alta Muhit Park
Patwnal
Albany Medical Center
Hanson- Welbridge
David Hubbard
First United Methodist Church of
Pawnal
Turlal
South View
North Adams
Pownal
Mrs
Agnes Hogan
Agnes Louise Hogan
Division St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson-Walbridge
Bennington Briefs
Kevin O'Neil
North Tennington
Pam
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Hennington
Vergermes. Ady
Ir Orner
Loset
Womens Sportsweer
Was
Thurs
Sat
Main ST
Union
Main Bennington
Davis
Bennington Banner
Heoingtin
Tegal
Hensligtos
Viasa
Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times News Sereview
Christian Selene Moniter
Maduces
Mathews, Shannon & Cudea Tee
Herce
Courier
Elk
Max Pertotta
Elks
Gerald L. Warren
Nichals
Siars A & B
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