Roll Call Report shows Kennedy King vote on longstanding assassinations panel
Washington roll call details key votes March 24 to 30 in the House and Senate. Kennedy and King supported extending the Select Committee on Assassinations through 1978, despite budget cuts and leadership criticism. Secret session defeat blocked further briefing and the new Congressional Operations committee passed. Senate debates on pay raises, ethics code, and the tabling of related amendments framed ongoing tensions over accountability and compensation.
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Washington
Congress
HOUSE
Kennedy & King
Select Committee On
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Cardiss Collins
D-Ill
James Earl Ray
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Ashbrook
Ohio
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Robert Bauman
R-Md
Toonerville
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bismarck
Louis Stokes
D-Ohio
Jeffords
Select Committee On Congressional Operations
Senate
House Committee
Robert Giaimo
Dconn
John Anderson
Ill
House of
Commission
Russell Long
D-La
Dewey Bartlett
R-Okla
Stafford
Leahy
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
U.S
Henry Bellman
Mt Anthony DECA earns honors at Vermont convention
Mt Anthony DECA members joined adviser Richard Addison and Mrs. Nancy Langlois at the Vermont state convention March 30 and 31 in White River Junction. About 200 students competed in 21 events, with Mt Anthony taking first place in Merchandise Manual and Poster, second in TV Advertising Preparation, and honorable mentions for Radio Script and Essay. Ellie Sweet received a special DECA award as the state’s best participant, and Mrs. Langlois received an honorary life membership from state president Bill Workman.
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Richard Addison
Nancy Langlois
Mt. Anthony
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Vermont
Holiday Inn
White River Junction
Kelly Dietrich
Marlene Severs
Ellie Sweet
Bob Paulin
Susan Goyette
Deca Association
Bill Workman
Langlois
Lookers or buyers parading through your home
Do not trust unknown buyers when selling a home yourself. Hoisington Realty offers careful screening to identify serious prospects. Mrs. Hoisington, Principal Broker, leads the firm and holds leadership roles in regional real estate organizations.
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Hoisington
Hoisington Realty
Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Tri-State Real Estate Institute, Inc
Vermont
New York States
Teachers at state confab in Vermont language event
Mt. Anthony Union High School teachers George Serrigo Justyna Steuer and Frank Sutton attended the Vermont Foreign Language Association spring conference at Randolph Union High School on April 1. The program featured VFLA and AATF meetings, a used educational materials sale, book exhibits, an address on Teaching the Communication Skills by Dr. Rebecca Valette of Boston College, and an illustrated talk French for Mastery by Victoria Devlin of D C Heath.
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George Serrigo
Justyna Steuer
Frank Sutton
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Vermont Foreign Language Association
Randolph Union High School
VFLA
AATF
Rebecca Valette
Boston College
Victoria Devlin
D.C. Heath
Thomson blasts Carter as advancing communism worldwide
New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson denounces President Carter in a Boston College speech. Thomson claims Carter's 70 days in office push communism by opening talks with Red China, favoring Panama Canal moves, withdrawing troops from Korea, and boosting foreign aid to anti American third world nations. He links Kissinger to past policy failures.
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Newton
Mass
UPI
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
Carter
Henry Kissinger
Hank-Panky
Young Americans For Freedom
Boston College
Thomson
Red China
Panama Canal
Korea
Vermont officials deny knowledge of bogus camps
Vermont officials say they know nothing about reported plans of an alleged underground child pornography ring seeking state child care aid. A Michigan paper alleged bogus charities and a New Jersey church secured IRS tax exempt status and foster care payments for what the paper called homosexual camps for boys in Tennessee and Louisiana. The report named Ocean Living Institution of New Jersey Educational Foundation for Youth of Illinois and Church of the New Revelation in New Jersey as involved. An imprisoned member reportedly said the church was a post office box for pedophiles to reach ring leaders. The IRS supposedly granted tax exemptions to the three groups. The Record-Eagle cited a four month investigation.
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Vermont
Vermont Social Services
Bernard Germain
Ocean Living Institution
New Jersey
Educational Foundation For Youth of
Illinois
Church of the New Revelation
Kearny
N.J
IRS
Record-Eagle
Bennington Briefs: Child Care Workshop Tonight
The first of six workshops in child development will be held at the Arlington Community House tonight at 7 30. The presentation and group discussion of special issues in day care has been prepared by UCS Children's Services staff and is sponsored by the Bennington County Regional Training Committee for Child Care Providers. The monthly meeting of the Bennington County Sheriff's Department will be held Wednesday night at 7 30 at the courthouse. A red measles clinic will be held Thursday April 7 starting at 9 am at the Catamount School including youngsters at Beech Street Cora B Whitney Monument Bennington Elementary and Catamount
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Arlington
Children’s Services
UCS
Bennington County
Bennington County Sheriff’s Department
Beech Street
Cora B. Whitney
Monument
Bennington Elementary
Catamount
Senior Citizens Prize Winners and Center Activities
Senior Citizens Center awarded prizes at the April 1 card party with Robert Harrington first Yvonne Lampron second and Desanges Pellerin taking a door prize Julia Lominski hosted. A public card party is planned for Friday night at 168 North St from 8 pm A pot luck supper is set for Monday April 11 at 5 30 pm attendees should bring a dish A 7 pm business meeting follows.
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Senior Citizens Center
Robert Harrington
Yvonne Lampron
Desanges Pellerin
Julia Lominski
North St
Bennington Recreation to host softball league meeting
The Bennington Recreation Department will hold a meeting of the Men’s Softball League on Tuesday April 12 at 7 p.m. at the Community Recreation Center to review league rules umpire certification and discuss divisions before May opening. Deposit and team name due by meeting end. contact 442-5446 for details. Also Easter Egg Hunt at Willow Park and a Bicycle Workshop on April 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. with Giard’s Bike Shop instructor.
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Bennington
The
Recreation Department
Bennington Recreation
Rec
Orwell Town Postpones Nuclear Power Meeting to April Twenty first
Orwell organizers say the town meeting on nuclear power safety is rescheduled for April 21 with a balanced panel and residents may ask questions. The gathering also covers antinuclear resolutions slated for a May 10 town meeting vote to ban atomic plants and nuclear material transport within town borders.
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Orwell
UPI
William Holway
Holway
Vermont
Obituary notices for Hall Barber and Leslie in Bennington
Funeral notices record J Philip Hall of 324 Crescent Boulevard Bennington who died in Sarasota March 30 and was buried after April 2 services. Raymond J Barber of 120 Jefferson Ave died March 29 with services March 31. Gladys Young Leslie of Bennington College Library died March 31 with April 2 service and burial planned in Oak Hill Cemetery Cedar Rapids Iowa. arrangements by Hanson Walbridge and church and hospital officials noted.
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J. Philip Hall
Crescent Boulevard
Bennington
Evans’ News
Sarasota
Fla
Second Congregational Church
Hall
Thomas D. Steffen
Manfred Ehrich
Ronald Knapp
Bennington Merchants Association
Bennington Co-op Savings & Loan Association
Park Lawn
Hanson
Raymond J. Barber
Jefferson Ave
Hanson- Walbridge
Floyd I. la Bombard
First Baptist Church
FOE, Aerie
Jay Arnold
Edward Cross
Ray Lopardo
Mark Burgess
George King
Marvin Lampton
Gladys Y. Leslie
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Gladys Young Leslie
Bennington College Library
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Costin
Thomas Brockway
Fred Wohnus
Thomas Foster
Stanley Pike
Leslie
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Red Cross Gray Ladies
Diamond undecided on 1978 governor run amid duties
Attorney General M. Jerome Diamond says he has not decided on running for governor and has not had time to consider the possibility. He notes he is busy with his duties and dismisses political motivation in a recent spat with Gov. Richard Sneling, calling the disagreements three isolated incidents and typical of past tensions between governors and attorneys general. He stresses he has fulfilled his statutory duties and politics had nothing to do with it.
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Burlington
UPI
M. Jerome Diamond
Diamond
Wcax-Tv
Richard Snelling
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R-Wyo
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