Missouri 8 cent stamp marks Missouri statehood event
A new 8 cent stamp honoring Missouri 1821 to 1971 is to go on sale May 8 1971 in Independence Missouri. Designed by Bradbury Thompson from a Benton mural, the stamp features a Pawnee hunter settlers and wagons with orange numerals. First day covers due May 8 1971 with postmark details.
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Union
Independence
Bradbury Thompson
Citizen’s Stamp Advisory Committee
R. C. Holmes
Missouri Tourism Commission
Thomas Hart Benton
Harry S Truman Library of Independence
United States
Orange
Gravure
Andreotti Press
Stanley J. Pekalski
Bennington
Stafford campaign curbs bill would end all hidden kitties
Congressman Robert T. Stafford of Vermont introduced the Campaign Disclosure Act to require full reporting of campaign contributions and expenditures for House elections. The bill creates a Registry of Election Finance, mandates detailed donor disclosures above $10, and imposes a $100,000 general election spending limit with penalties of up to $10,000 or six months in jail.
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Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
U.S
House of Representatives
Stafford
House Standards of Official Conduct
House
Registry of
General Accounting Office
House Committee On
Dennis Morrisseau
South Burlington
Morrisseau
Obituary of Catherine Loveland 99 Widow of Fred Loveland
Catherine Loveland 99 widow of Fred Loveland of West Rupert died Friday in a Bennington nursing home. She was a United Church member. Survivors include three nieces Betty Higgins of West Rupert and Margaret Knight plus Henrietta Parry of Burnt Hills New York. Funeral Sunday at McClellan Funeral Home Salem with Rev Catherine Chiffelle officiating. Burial in Mountain View Cemetery West Pawlet at a later date.
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Catherine Loveland
Fred Loveland
West Rupert
Bennington
United Church of
Revenue sharing plan allocates education funds to New England
Under Nixon's education revenue sharing plan New England states receive first year allocations. Connecticut 29.1 million Maine 15.632 million Massachusetts 63.486 million New Hampshire 8.305 million Rhode Island 13.424 million Vermont 5.536 million.
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New Hampshire
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Metz
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Lewis
Borden's
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Hollow Chocolates
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Parsnip
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QRUG
Caza
Whitman
Schrafft
Bunny
Westinghouse
Flash Cubes
Urey
RuTea
Keel Ty Ry
Ben Mont Avenue
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