Bennington District Court Dismisses Charge Against Farrell Distributing
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg dismissed a charge of failure to accept beverage containers against the Farrell Distributing Corp. of Rutland Center on the state's request. Several defendants faced pleas or charges with varying outcomes in Bennington and surrounding towns.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Farrell Distributing Corp
Rutland Center
Willis J. Pratt
Cambridge
N.Y
Donald F. Bushee
Brattleboro
William F. Carey
Vermont Yankee receives EPA funding for horticulture study
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp is awarded $20,000 by the EPA for its horticulture economic and quality control study at the Vernon plant. The program, run with an earlier aquaculture initiative, explores using waste heat to grow vegetables for public sale, complementing a prior $40,000 ERDA grant.
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Rutland
Vermont Yankee
James E. Griffin
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Environmental Protection Agency
Griffin
Vernon
Energy Research and Development Agency
Four ex O Brien workers join Hackel's committee
Four ex campaign workers from defeated Vermont governor hopeful Robert O'Brien have joined Stella Hackel's Democratic campaign steering committee. The ex staffers Margaret Lucenti Barry Bernstein Deborah Chaffee and Jay Craven aim to push Hackel left on issues while O'Brien says they act independently and speak for no one.
Steamtrain debt reaches 125000 in Vermont bid
Vermont Bicentennial Transportation Committee seeks 125000 in borrowing to cover outstanding Steamtrain Project debts. Legislation faces the train's 810000 deficit when the legislature reconvenes. The train earned 153000 from tickets but 963000 in red. final run was Labor Day. Burgess proposes private funding or non state support. posters and unused tickets to be sold.
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Transportation Committee
John Burgess
Brattleboro
Burgess
Senior Citizens Bus Trip To Bethlehem And Lancaster Planned
Reservations open for a December 8 and 9 bus trip to Bethlehem and Lancaster with one bus and limited seats. First deposit due October 6. Tour includes Moravian Museum Putz Koziar s Christmas Village Mennonite dinner Kitchen Kettle Amish Shops Farmer s Market. For details call Mary Seidel at 442 3543.
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Senior Citizens
Bethlehem
Lancaster
Putz
Koziar’s
Senior Citizens Center
North St
William A. Christmas
Senior Citizens Club
Snelling frames contrast with Hackel on taxes and welfare
Republican Richard Snelling, vying for Vermont governor, cites vast differences with Stella Hackel on government organization, welfare, taxes, and environmental policy. He opposes new taxes, rejects statewide land use plans with strong local controls, and defends cabinet government while urging local planning support. He calls for education and law enforcement emphasis, reforms to judicial and corrections systems, and pruning state programs.
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Democratic Platform
Snelling
Patriots Band Parade Boosts Vermont Symphony Picnic
The Mt Anthony Union High School Marching Band with 100 members will parade from Catamount Bank through North Bennington on Sunday Sept 26 at 12 30 pm in full regalia to accompany a community picnic for the Vermont Symphony Orchestra. The VSO concert is set for Oct 30 at MAUHS. Patrons are invited to fund raise for the VSO endowment. Weather contingency: rain moves event to Oct 3.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Catamount Bank
North Bennington
Church Street
Park-McCullough House
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Big House
Bennington
Mauh
Warren Robinson
Marching Patriots
Bennington Wedding: Janna Malamud Weds David Smith
Janna Ellen Malamud and David Marshall Smith wed Sept 18 in a garden ceremony at the Bennington home of the bride. The Harvard graduates, daughter of Bernard Malamud and Ann de Chiara Malamud, and the Harrisburg native son of Edith Slingerland Smith, will reside in Vermont.
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Bennington
Janna Ellen Malamud
David Marshall Smith
Smith
Corvallis
Ore
North Bennington School
Cambridge School
Weston
Harvard
Bernard Malamud
Bennington College
Ann de Chiara Malamud
Harrisburg
Cleveland poll backs Seabrook plant and solar energy
Washington UPI reports Rep. James C. Cleveland NH survey shows 63 percent of 12 000 respondents favor Seabrook nuclear plant under federal safety standards. Solar energy tops preferred energy solution at 41 percent, with other views on conservation coal and expedited reactors. Inflation and government spending dominate Congress focus.
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Washington
UPI
Seabrook
James C. Cleveland
R-N.h
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Readsboro
Larry A. Clayton
Manchester
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Dorset
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Leon Andrews
Vermont Veterans
Home
Charles Tinkham
Arlington
Robert L. Shepard
Bruno Vernazza
Vt. Yankee
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O’brien
Hackel’s
Hackel
North Adams
England
Steamtrain
Joint Fiscal Committee
Richard A. Snelling
Coin Club
The
Catamount Coin Club
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Pleasant Street
Dick Benton
Ken Clayton
Patriots
Janna Malamud
David Smith
University of Wisconsin
Justice of the Peace
Peggy Carr Worthington
Francesco
Josephine) Ettari
Italy
New Rochelle
Ida Ettori Barbieri
Naples
Mrs. Smith
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Vermont
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