Dean Fausett to head bicentennial committee
Edward Laning announces the National Bicentennial Committee of the NSMP led by Dean Fausett, a muralist with works nationwide. The plan, titled American Murals 76, aims to create commemorative murals for public buildings, a traveling exhibition, a major publication, and audio visual aids, involving diverse regions and artists.
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Dean Fausett
New York
Edward Laning
N.A
National Society of Mural Painters
NSMP
United States
Laning
America
Fausett
Buel Mullen
Lumen Martin Winter
Afl-Cio
Washington, D.C
Alton Tobey
Larchmont
N.Y
American Bureau of Shipping
Elizabeth Case
New Jersey
National Commission
Society
Ellis Island
Brotherhood of Man
Brotherhood
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Pittsburgh
Statehouse
Trenton
N.J
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Wyoming
Whitney Gallery of Western Art
Remington, Russell
N.C. Wyeth
West 57Th Street
New York City
World Brotherhood
Green Mountain Power seeks stock dividends and rate hike
Vermont’s Green Mountain Power asks the Public Service Board to approve a financing plan that would issue extra stock to stockholders and, on top of a 10 percent permanent rate boost, seek a 28 percent temporary rate increase. Attorney Allen Martin for the public urged dismissal, arguing customers should not bear guarantees for stockholders’ earnings.
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Martin
Green Mountain
PSB
Vermonters weigh House speaker bids and governor run
Three top House Republicans plan to run for speaker of the Vermont House next year as Walter Kennedy bows out of another term. Orrin Beattie Royal Cutts and Emory Hebard also announce bids while Kennedy shifts toward a gubernatorial run. Social Welfare Commissioner Paul Philbrook seeks aid from Sen. George Aiken to soften July 1 food stamp regulation changes affecting elderly and near-capacity income groups.
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Montpelier
UPI
House
Vermont
Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
Orrin Beattie
Manchester
Natural Resources Committee
Royal Cutts
Townshend
Appropriations Committee
Emory Hebard
Glover
Schenectady Touts ABA Bid for Pro Basketball Team
The Capital District seeks a pro basketball franchise after a Schenectady family filed a $100,000 ABA application. The plan calls for arena development with a $10 million bond issue and predicts teams by the 1974-75 season. Meanwhile, a pro hockey venture is being explored with talks among three leagues.
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Schenectady
American Basketball Association
New York
ABA
Board of Trustees
Arealted Development
Berkshire Mayor Faces Resignation Amid Housing Fray
North Adams Mayor Joseph R Bianco faces criticism after housing authority vice chair Walter D Wood resigns, charging royal governance and earmarking blame for delays to a proposed $2 million elderly housing project. The plan, stalled over two years, seeks 75 units but awaits federal approval amid inflation and shifting support. Wood vows not to be a pawn, while Bianco touts local efforts with Redevelopment Authority chief Louis R Sincluico.
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North Adams
Joseph R. Bianco
City Housing Authority
Bianco
Walter D. Wood
Redevelopment Authority
Louis R. Sincluico
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Lloyd Goodrich
Whitney Museum of American Art
Allyn Cox
House of Representative
Thomas Hart Benton
George Meany
Dorset
Utah
Comar Studio
Dougie
BankAmericard
Goodsyear
Francis J. Kelly, Inc
E. Main ST
Bennington, VT
Gert
SAU Mluuys Restaurant
Monument Plaza
Bizzarro
Troy
Lawrence J. Bizzarro
Rensselaer
Pierce Russell
William J. Murphy
Murphy
Down In
Berkshire
Pittsfield
Judith A. Brazie
Linda S. Gamache
Ms. Brazie
Hillcrest Hospital
Mary D. Sewark
Canaan
City Savings Bank
New York State
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