Vermont Budget Process Shapes 1976 Fiscal Plan In Vermont and New Hampshire
Vermont lawmakers finalize a 1976 budget of about 208 million balanced with no new taxes after eight hours of conference committee talks. The process, driven by level funding and budget hearings, features the Joint Fiscal Office and mixed support from House and Senate Appropriations Committees. In Concord, N H, Vermont’s primary date spurs a New Hampshire push to keep the first-in-nation status and avoid overlapping contests, urging Vermont to avoid duplicating the nation’s earliest primary.
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Salmon
General Assembly
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Legislative Joint Fiscal Office
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Conference Committee
Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Vermont
Roberts
Dover- Strafford
Aiken warns on Vietnam aid limits without slaughter
Retired U.S. Sen. George D. Aiken says the United States should only provide military aid to South Vietnam if wholesale slaughter by North Vietnam occurs. He argues Congress need not add aid given $200 million unspent, and the U.S. should not run every small country’s affairs.
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Burlington, Vt
UPI
U.S
George D. Aiken
United States
Saigon
Aiken
Congress
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Snowland in Kamelot Faces Collapse as Snow Mountain Fails
In the northern state of Kamelot investors built Snowland ski resort with modern lifts and snowmaking but a run of poor winters, layoffs, and crowding led to equipment breakdowns, safety breaches, shortages, and a mobbed rush for refunds. The cash receipts vanished as authorities searched for culprits.
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Kamelot
Snowland
Reader demands retraction over Communist Aims claim
Raymond Murray of Bennington argues the Banner printed a controversial piece on Communist Aims and FBI discredit, demanding a retraction and the immediate printing of the discussion. He asserts government goals influence education and censorship.
Bennington 1935 library to start May construction
Looking Back recalls a $50,000 Bennington library planned to begin building in May under Dr. Lucretius H. Ross, library board president. Also opening games for Arlington public school baseball league announced with Yankees captain Roger Mears facing Giants captain Edward Curran.
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Bennington
Lucretius H. Ross
Arlington Public
Yankees
Roger Mears
Giants
Edward Curran
Bit-by-bit list of current Communist goals
The document lists 45 objectives attributed to communist aims, including acceptance of coexistence, disarming the United States, expanding Soviet influence, and altering U.S. institutions. It discusses aims such as recognition of Red China, UN reforms, control of education, media, and culture, and broader global influence strategies attributed to communist groups and front organizations.
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Cleon Skousen
FBI
the People's World
Kentucky
Gale Staat
E Etor
Orpan Riestghs
Noel Coward Candid About Reforming Urge in Nineteen Fifties
The late British entertainer Noel Coward remarks on a slight reforming urge, noting he has cunningly kept it down. The quote captures his characteristic wit and restraint in public discussion of personal change.
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Thomas Salmon
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Gilmanton
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Peter Bent
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Kila
Congressional Record
South Street
T. Garry Buckley
Area High School Study Committee
Byron C. LeRay
Main Street
Globe Union Battery
Vermont 67A
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Congo
Communist Party
U.S. Patent Office
House Committee On Un-American Activities
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World Court
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Barwick
Scotchgard
Scottsdale
America House
Cortez
Dresden
Saxony
Barwick Mills
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