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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1974

Page

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Vermont Education Association report attacks local schools

The VEA released a 15 page preliminary report accusing public school officials of misconduct and conflict of interest amid a frigid climate of political in-fighting. It names George A. Sleeman and Richard A. Sleeman, calls for a de novo NEA investigation, and describes a battleground atmosphere harming students.

Vermont Education Association VEA SWVEA National Education Association George A. Sleeman Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union Bennington Planning Commission Richard A. Sleeman Bennington Bennington Board of Sisters

SVSU Reaction Turns On Defense Of Superintendent

Supt George A Seeman and district administrators respond to the Vermont Education Association critique by rejecting findings as unfounded. A 24 page rebuttal contends the VEA report relied on unsustained testimony and rumors, cites auditing and experience facts, and questions the report’s objectivity. The memo blasts the VEA analysis as negative and influenced by prior charges of conflict of interest involving the superintendent and BSD board chair.

George A. Seeman Vermont Education Association Union Advisory Board Professional Rights and Responsibilities Committee VEA Tually Richard Sleeman BSD George Sleeman SVSU

Mills predicts House impeachment but Senate may not convict

Rep Wilbur Mills says the House will impeach President Nixon yet the Senate may lack the two thirds needed to convict, risking a terrible traumatic experience for the nation. He notes talks with members nationwide and suggests resignation with immunity only if impeachment moves are pursued.

Mills House Nixon Senate Washington UPI Wilbur D. Mills Congress Ways and Means Joint Straight Talk National Public Affairs Center For Television United States

Nixon tax probe near completion

A congressional committee plans to finish its inquiry into President Nixon's income taxes with a news conference on the findings. Disagreement between Sen. Long and Rep. Mills over public release timing suggests potential delays, while reports allege possible civil fraud and back taxes up to 400000 dollars.

Washington UPI Nixon Wilbur Mills D-Ark Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Russell B. Long D-La Mills Long Russell Long Louisiana Los Angeles Times

Senate votes to bar early release of presidential returns

The Senate approved an amendment to the Election Campaign Reform Bill barring public release of presidential election returns before midnight Eastern Time. The plan, led by Sen. Henry L. Bellman, carries penalties up to 5000 dollars or a year in jail. The measure passed 43 to 38 and could apply in 1976 after daylight saving changes.

Senate Washington UPI Henry L. Bellman R-Okla James B. Allen D-Ala Robert J. Dole Bkan Lowell P. Weicker R-Conn James L. Buckley R-N.y Bellman Federal Electoral Commission

Inside Washington Vermont votes on Capitol Hill

A compact notice lists recent votes by the Vermont delegation in Congress, highlighting party lines and key bill outcomes as reflected on the Inside page.

Congress Vermont Kent State Shaftsbury Hoosick History Society Aaron John Randolph World of Sportsmen Louisiana du Pont Sea

Rockefeller panel to fund itself without federal aid

Former New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said the Commission on Critical Choices for Americans will raise funds privately for its two year study. The panel expects to cost at least $5 million, after Senate Appropriations denied $1 million in federal support.

Austin, Tex UPI New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Commission Senate Appropriations Committee

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