Hackett Sees Nixon For Ten Minute Photo Session
Vermont GOP candidate Luther Hackett met with President Nixon in the White House for a brief ten minute photo session. He said Nixon was pleased by polls showing Governor Davis remains popular in Vermont and that revenue sharing legislation would be enacted soon. Vermont stands to gain about 15 million dollars under current federal tax dollar redistribution. Final congressional action expected next month. Hackett also met Vermont’s three congressmen.
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Washington
Vermont
Hackett
Lawyers must polish image says VBA chief
Dover United Press International reports Vermont Bar Association president Ralph A Foote calls lawyers to improve public image and ethics. He urges informing the public of the association stance and critiques on crime and punishment while addressing the annual meeting. The three day session also saw debate over no fault insurance.
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Foote
Vermont
Richard Sullivan
Rutland
Well Baby Clinic Back On Monthly Schedule In Bennington
The Well Baby Clinic, dropped five years ago amid waning interest and Medicaid reimbursements for private inoculations, may return monthly. Dr Ghosh, an Indian who trained in Calcutta and arrived in 1968, plans community medicine efforts including an adolescent clinic if endorsed by state and federal health agencies. The clinic, which offers free inoculations, weighs and records, operates with local staff and volunteers, and refers issues to family doctors.
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Bennington County Nursing Association
Ghosh
Calcutta University
Bennington
Burke
Virginia Barrett
R.N
Home Health Agency
Claire Santway
Marjorie Simmons
North Bennington
Josie McKeon
Alice Howes
Readsboro
State Health Department
Mt Anthony board approves new student activity insurance rule
Mt Anthony Union High School Board adopted a new policy mandating insurance for all students in extra curricular activities while attendance in classes remains optional. Coverage may be private and refunds may be issued to parents who previously bought the school policy. Supt Sleeman noted refunds through the principal for those with existing coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
George A. Sleeman
Bennington group named to regional planning advisory panel
Arlington Gov Deane G Davis appoints 22 Bennington area residents to advise the county regional planning commission and state Agency of Development and Community Affairs. The advisory panel meets Thursday at 7 30 pm in Fisher Elementary School to review agency duties and the RC relationship.
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Arlington
Deane G Davis
Bennington Area
Regional Planning Commission
State Agency of Development and Community Affairs
DCA
Fisher Eementary School
Roland A. Loveless
Loveless
Atfsics
Montpelier
Bennington County
Senate Passes Aikens Wild Areas Bill For Eastern Forests
Senator George B. Aiken announces a Senate vote approving his wild areas bill to protect portions of the eastern National Forests. The measure could shield about 500000 acres across 23 million eastern forest acres with strict prohibitions on development and logging. Vermont’s Green Mountain National Forest may contribute around 15000 acres to the program, while Forest Service oversight aims to preserve wilderness experiences akin to western states under the 1964 Wilderness Act.
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Washington
Senate
House
George DB. Aiken
Indnarck
Sen
Aiken
Mississippi
U.S. Forest Service
Vermont Green Mountain National Forest
Vermont
Wester States
Sen. Aiken
Forest Service
Colchester abortion clinic defends need in community
Colchester organizers opened an abortion clinic to fulfill unmet community needs. Vermont Women's Health Center officials said they offer diverse services beyond the area hospitals and noted demand remains high. The clinic provides terminations up to 12 weeks, counseling, diagnostics, and 24 hour patient support, with referrals to New York for more cases.
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Adams
Mt Anthony school board debates curriculum and library rules
Public Mt Anthony board meeting discusses curriculum scope and separation of instruction from examination. Director John Murray defends curriculum planning. Dr. Oakley Frost urges focus on humane student needs. Pelkie defends strict library access amid complaints, while board chair Adler calls for cooperation.
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John Murray
Mt. Anthony
Murray
Supt. Sheeman
Oakley Frost
Frost
Bennington Briefs highlights local meetings and events
Community notices list a Quiet Wailey Co op meeting at Bennington Free Library at 7 pm Wednesday, Mt Anthony Jaycees gathering at Second Congregational Church, and a North Petersburg NY turkey supper by Lend Hand Society. Also: a hospital patient at Albany Medical Center, a Molloy College freshman, an Old Deerfield Village trip, a 90th birthday at Sweet Brook, Eastern Star rehearsal, a TV ad, and insurance review offer.
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Wailey Co-op
Bennington Free Library
North Petersburg Chapel
North Petersburg
N.Y
Lend- Hand Society
Arthur Silth
Mary Denise LeBeau
Helene LeBeau
Putnam St
Molloy College
Rockville Centre
Molloy
Long Island
Old Deerfield Village
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Robert Marples
Elizabeth Groenawegen
Harry
Myrtie) Walker
Bennington
Sweet Brook
Cold Spring Road
Williamstown
Mass
The
Shea Agency Inc
ADV
Hackett wins GOP primary with large outlay
Luther F. Hackett of South Burlington topped rivals in the Vermont GOP gubernatorial primary, reporting 639 contributors totaling 41882 and spending 98927 with 10700 on advertising. Opponent James Jeffords showed a 7006 deficit after raising 22763 and spending 29827. Thomas Salmon, unopposed, listed 6679 in contributions and 7391 in expenses. Bernard Sanders filed Liberty Union with 110 contributions and 5 expenses.
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Hackett
Philip Kolvoord
Essex Junction
James Jeffords
Jeffords
Coneender
Thomas P. Salmon
Bernard Sanders
Liberty Union
State Makes Wonderful Bond Sale In Vermont
Vermont sold a 4 million dollar bond issue at 4.69 percent, higher than a 40 million bond sale in January, the first since losing its triple-A credit rating reduced to double-A. State Treasurer Frank Davis called the bid wonderful. Bonds were underwritten by Wilken White Beely Lake Rockdine Co. of Newark and New York Houstatic Corp. of New York. Davis said the rating change had no bearing on the higher rate. The 40 million sale funded losses from Bennington firms Beomont and the former Garrison Corp.
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Boston
Vermont
Frank Davis
Wilken White, Bely, Lake, Rockdine and Co
Newark
Hospital Notes Sept 25 1972 Hoosick Falls area birth and discharge
Notes from Hoosick Falls and surrounding towns list admissions discharges and births. Discharged Mark Driscoll Nes Mary Elwell Shaftsbury. Births to Randall Colvin Shaftsbury and Hobert Crawford Shaftsbury families a daughter each.
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Sheila Rise
Scott Danforth
Mary Slavin
Edward Graney
Mark Gardner
Hoosick Falls
George Chandler
Bennington
Joyce Morgan
Petersburg
N.Y
Marcella Cormier
Arlington
Mark Driscoll
Nes
Mary Elwell
Shaftsbury
Randall Colvin
McCall St
Hobert Crawford Sr
Box
Funeral for Mrs Barry J Dunham in North Bennington
The funeral of Mrs. Harry J. Pinham formerly E Hilamae Sanders of Water Street North Bennington was held at Mahar Son Funeral Home with Rev Seale Weight officiating. Bearers were Bruce Hunter Albert Bolio Clyde Saunders and William Van Orman. A song titled Pearly Gates was performed by Fey and Mrs Wright. Burial followed at Hingdillville Cemetery. Mrs Dunham died suddenly at her residence Friday night.
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Harry J. Pinham
Ehilamae Sanders
Water Street
North Bennington
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Seale Weight
Church of God
Bruce Hunter
Albert Bolio
Clyde Saunders
William van Orman
Fey
Dunham
Hingdillville
Wright
St. John the Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls
Elton
Dorothy) Brust
Raymertown
Marie Babcack
Marjorie McGinnis
Mildred Nimmons
Alice Woodard
Mr. Powers
Mahar & Son Funeral
Hen Tington
Christan
St. John's Church
Gandview Cemetery
Powers
St. John’s Church Hall
Funeral Home Office
Obituary notices for Leonard J Powers and Miss Henwig Von Trapp
Leonard J Powers 57 of Shaftsbury died unexpectedly at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He served in WWII, worked at Polygraphic Co of America, was active in Lions and Paran Recreations, and leaves wife Jean Kenyon, sisters, and many relatives. Miss Henwig Von Trapp 65 of Stowe died in Zell am See Austria while visiting. funeral held in Stowe with family burial in Stowe.
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Leona J. Powers
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mr. Powers
Jean Kenyon
North Bermington
Elizabeth (Lennard) Powers
Hoosick Falls
Polygraphic Co. of America
Imicn
Fommerly
Norshaft Lions
King Ton
Powers
Paran Recreations Inc
Bennington Club
Bennington County Sheriffs’ Department
Henwig von Trapp
Trapp
Stowe
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VBA
N.Y. Court
Thomas Ryan
Thomas Marcotte
John A. Mahar
Ryan
Rensselaer County
David Ryan
Walloomsac
Inexperators of Vermont Legal Act Inc
Legel
Deane Davis
Incerporators of
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Attoney's Association
General Assembly
Attorney General's Office
BCRC
Agency of Development and Community
Theatore Hrd
Bird's Inc
James Williams
Globethion
Richard F. Bower
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Hennington
Laboreas
Kenneth E. Clayton
Ariington
Edwin A. Colvin
Snaitsbury
Snarts and Crafts
Grecia Gil
Bennington Potters
Peter Pappas Jr
Paradise Motor Inn
Ian Y. Bennett
Equinox House
Manchester
Carl Pfeiffer
Bromley Mountain
Armand Jamgron
First Varmant Bank and Trust Co
Phillip Vierech
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Prinicipal Government — Select
Janis Farman
Stamford
Calvin C. Skinner
Dorset
Sue Burton
Tenner
Environment
Charles Banent
I Historic Preservation
Felington
Ira D. Whitney
Colchester Abortion Clinic
New York State
Davis
Asy
Deane C. Davis
Sid
Associated Industries of Vermont
Champlain Room
Cavern Motor Inn N Det
National Life Insurance Co
ATV
John BE. Barbler
Springfield
Fellows Corp
Rep
Alen R. Foley
Norwich
Vermont Historical Society
Vietnam
Dellinger
Vera Weiss
William Sloane Coffin
Richard Falk
Peking
Irkutsk
Soviet Union
Moscow
Clarence Pelkie
Pelkie
Jet
Pelkle
David Adler
Ewells
Bennington Briefs
Helen Swhneski
Ze Putnam St
Alany Medical Center
Hoom
Southern Vermont Life Underwriters Association
Heritage House
Joseph Monroe
Mrs
Barry J. Dunham
Leonard J. Powers
Hedwig von Trapp
Salew
Hamburg
Friez the Giler
Genon
Nery Loon Tander
Salem's
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