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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1974
Page
6
Vermont's summer tourist advertising program launches this week with space ads secured in major northeastern newspapers. Director Donald A. Lyons says the state information and travel division is running the campaign to attract visitors.
Vermont battles over electric rates continue after the state Supreme Court found the purchased power and fuel adjustment clause invalid. Public Service Board chief Gilbert seeks clarification on what counts as rates presently in effect, while industry lawyers argue earlier higher rates remain valid. Ads promote Vermont tourism across US and Canada, with state funds boosting campaigns to offset winter losses and energy concerns.
Developers Quebec Lakes Corporation and Cersosimo Ski Country Inc dispute a Public Service Board decision allowing utilities to charge homeowners for all new power line work beyond 100 feet without a public hearing. The board cites emergency need to curb rising rates.
Rep. John Zampieri of Ryegate will not run for secretary of state this year. Rep. Stewart Rouse of Hartford may enter the race and has discussed running with Zampieri in November. Vermont League of Cities and Towns Director Robert Stewart of Montpelier is also mentioned as a possible candidate by some Democrats.
In a 2-1 vote the PSB asks the U S Supreme Court to clarify its utility clause ruling as it affects power and fuel adjustment charges. Chairman Gilbert and Commissioner Ruggles push for high court guidance, while Commissioner Norton dissents. The dispute hinges on the meaning of those rates presently in effect and the scope of the court's prior ruling.
Montpelier Vermont officials prepare for the annual Federal Regional Council of New England briefing on April 16. Topics include transportation human services revenue sharing flood insurance and new federal programs. Governor Salmon invited state and municipal leaders to observe and participate in discussions to understand federal budget implications for state and local agencies.
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