Diamond Sees Deregulation and Law Reforms in Vermont
Vermont attorney general candidate discusses fines in lieu of penalties, unit pricing laws, and consumer fraud enforcement. He favors reducing bureaucratic overreach, proposes declaratory judgments to curb local regulation, and backs a limited death penalty stance for mass murderers and certain crimes.
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Diamond
Brattleboro
Attorneys’ Association
Vermont
Bellows Falls
Rutland County
A&p
First National
Attorney General's Office
Cheney
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Furman
Georgia
Goodrich-Goodyear
Goodrich Tires
Windham County
Liberty Union Party
Peter Diamondstone
Franklin County
Diamondstone
Samuel Howard bequeaths 970000 to Sharon Hospital
Samuel Howard dies June 2 1973 leaving 970000 to Sharon Hospital. Belcher says bequest may fund current building and modernization. Sharon is among ten Vermont/Connecticut region health care institutions sharing 4.7 million state grant. Howard had no known hospital ties but has a Millbrook New York connection.
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Benjamin M. Belcher
Howard
Sharon Hospital
Millbrook
N.Y
Sharon
General Hospital
Belcher
Funeral notices for Burt and Lasher anchored in Bennington and Rutland
The funeral for Hazel E. Burt of 411 Gage St Bennington who died April 16 at Putnam Memorial Hospital was held April 18 at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Chapel with Rev Richard D Campbell of First United Methodist Church officiating. Committal prayers followed at Old Bennington Cemetery. Funeral services for Grace L Lasher of Arlington who died April 14 at Park Eden Nursing Home in Rutland were held as listed.
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Leon D. Jacobs
Bennington
John D. Charlesworth
New York City
N.Y
Bernard
Barbara) Murray
Edward Costin
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Hanson-Walbridge
Hazel E. Burt
Gage St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson- Walbridge
Richard D. Campbell
First United Methodist Church of
Old Bennington
Mr. Campbell
Grace L. Lasher
Arlington
Park Eden Nursing Home
Rutland
John Geer
Arlington Federated Church
Joseph
Donald Carey
Christopher
John
Richard Davis
Robert Cary
Evergreen Cemetery
Geer
Jeffords Enters Vermont House Race for U S Seat
Former Attorney General James Jeffords formally enters Vermont’s lone U S House seat race facing Lt. Gov. John Burgess in the GOP primary. Sen. Madeline Harwood weighs a bid as Jeffords schedules early campaigning after a mid June start. Community events and ads follow, including a funeral notice and local services.
Hoosick River pollution injunction sought by HRBCEPA
Hoosick River Basin Citizens Environmental Protection Association Inc. seeks a preliminary injunction to halt any pollutant discharges into the Hoosick River at Pownal. The group argues the 1972 Water Pollution Act requires a permit for discharges into navigable waters and cites an 18 inch pipe outlet at a racetrack as the source. HRBCEPA, with 300 members across Massachusetts, Vermont and New York, filed notice on Jan 24, 1974, and aims to force permit compliance and cleanup.
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Williamstown
Mass
Hoosick River
Pownal
Hoosick River Basin
Citizens’ Environmental Protection Association Inc
Hrbcepa
Richard A. Axelrod
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Axelrod
Green Mountain Racing Corp
Se Oe
Hoosic River
Massachusetts
Vermont
New York
Local Newspaper Rates Include Home Delivery Plans
National advertising details list Matthews Shannon Cullen Inc for home delivery and motor service at 15 cents per day. Subscription options within a 50 mile radius and Vermont are 3 months for 9 dollars and 6 months for 18 dollars.
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Ternational
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
Zebra shootings spark SF police advisory and political backing
Police urged residents to avoid streets during early evening hours as Zebra shootings continued. Gov. Ronald Reagan defended Alioto, urging unprecedented law enforcement action to restore public safety for daily activities such as waiting for a bus or walking a dog.
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San Francisco
UFO or paper mill valve sparks science panel debate
In Jacksonville a stainless steel sphere found on property by Mrs Jerri Betz prompts a panel of five UFO scientists in New Orleans. The National Enquirer sponsors the seminar and a $50 000 prize for proof of extraterrestrial origin. Experts compare the sphere to equipment used in a pulp mill digester, noting ties to Bell and Howell parts.
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Ogden, Utah
UPI
FBI
Chevrolet
Utah
Charles D. Brennan
U.S
Merrill- Bean Chevrolet, Inc
New Car
Brennan
Jacksonville
Fla
New Orleans
Jerri Betz
National Enquirer
Lantana
West Palm Beach
Robert D. Edwards
Betz
Bell and Howell
Bridgeport
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Gwendolyn) Jacobs
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