Mallary cites $100 cap on Senate campaign gifts
Congressman Richard W. Mallary says his limit on contributions to 100 dollars for his Vermont Senate primary is well received. He reports over 300 small donations averaging about 20 dollars and has refused gifts above 100 dollars. Opponents vary on reform, with Nat Frothingham restricting to 200 dollars.
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Mallary
Washington
Richard W. Mallary
U.S. Senate
Mallory
Senate
Nat Frothingham
Charles
Ross
Patrick Leahy
Cameron Resigns as Vermont GOP Finance Chief
George R. Cameron, longtime Republican State Committee Finance Chairman and critic of President Nixon, resigns citing increased personal business pressures. The Colchester resident says impeachment proceedings are harming the party locally and nationally, and he has informed state Chairman Stewart Smith of Rutland of his decision.
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Burlington
UPI
Republican State Committee
George R. Cameron
Nixon
Cameron
State Committee
Stewart Smith
Rutland
Colchester
Abbott targets surplus deficit debate in Vermont race
Liberty Union candidate Martha Abbott denounces opponents for focusing on a “phony issue” of surplus versus deficit. She argues real questions concern how funds are raised and spent, criticizing Vermont’s tax structure as unfair to working residents while third party candidate Salmon is faulted for lacking tax reform.
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Martha Abbott
Liberty Union
Ms. Abbott
Salmon
Kennedy
Abbott
Vermont
Development Department
Lawrence family gathers for 64 descendant reunion in Stamford
A Stamford gathering brought together 64 descendants of Friend and Jerusha Lawrence from Sunderland Wallingford and beyond. Attendees represented the fourth Vermont generation, with many families from Bedford Hills and East Arlington. Prizes, cakes, a guest book, and a genealogical presentation marked the event, and plans for next year’s meeting at the Dunlaps’ old Lawrence Homestead were announced.
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Friend
Jerusha Lawrence
Sunderland
Wallingford
Hollis
Ross
Todd
Allen Burbank
Daryl
David
Donna
Diane
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Hermon Benjamin
East Arlington
Lawrence
Stamford, Conn
John Keane
Michael, Timothy and
Gregg
Ballston
Clyde Dunlap
Robert Couture
Denise and
Kimberly
Averill Park
Edgar Lawrence
Philip Letiecq
Earl
Leslie
Lauren
Alyson
Homer
Ellery Lawrence
Olin Gay
Castleton
Richard Lawrence
Cory
Wells
David Finney
Martha
Alden Finney
Faron
Stanley Lawrence Jr
Wallace R
Noyes
Alfred Mullett
Steven
Barbara
Roy
Brenda
Leroy Lawrence
al Mullett
Charlotte
Lawrence) Dunlap
Ethel (Lawrence) Benjamin
Ellison (Lawrence) Finney
Kimberly Joy Couture
Shirley
Lawrence) Letiecq
Faron Eugene Finney
Tonetta
Robert Burbank
Edith
Benjamin) Keane
Linda
Lawrence) Noyes
Priscilla
Lawrence) Mullett
Old Lawrence Homestead
Food program funds extended through December
Health Commissioner Dr Anthony Robbins says additional funding will keep a mothers and children food program active through December. He learned the WIC federal plan would reduce recipients from about 10 000 to 6 000, though officials hoped to exceed 15 000 by September. He was told Vermont would receive a letter of credit for roughly half the needed amount.
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Burlington
UPI
Anthony Robbins
Robbins
WIC
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Sen
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Washington
Aiken
Woman Injured in Arlington Road Junction Crash
State police report an Arlington accident on July 22 at 4 p.m. at Route 7 and Miller Road. Elizabeth Johnston, 80, of Arlington, left turning onto Miller Road, was concussed and suffered back injuries. She was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital by Bennnington Rescue Squad. Dean Babst, 52, of Lyndon, N.J., driving a 1969 Torino, struck Johnston in a 1970 Plymouth Satellite. Johnston’s car and Babst’s car sustained damage.
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Shaftsbury
Miller Road
Dean Babst
Lyndon
N.J
Elizabeth Johnston
Arlington
Ms. Johnston
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Babst
Act 250 extension granted for Manchester club plans
Manchester residents Leon and Polly Noe of Dorset secured an extension on the building of a proposed tennis and swimming club facility on Route 7 south of Manchester Village. The informal district environmental commission hearing heard the project was approved a year ago but not started due to energy and material shortages, with construction planned as soon as signals are go and an extension requested to July 31, 1979.
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Manchester
Leon
Polly Noe
Dorset
Manchester Village
District Environmental Commission
Noe
Commission
Noes
Funeral for Mrs. Stella Mooney Held in Albany
The funeral for Mrs. Stella Mooney widow of Francis Mooney of 437 Elk St Albany N Y was held at Mahar Son Funeral Home Wednesday morning. Rev John Morris rector of the Episcopal Church in Wilmington officiated Bearers were nephews James Lasher and Richard Lasher and Harold Hilliard and John Sherman Burial was in St Johns Cemetery North Bennington committal prayers by Father Morris Mrs Mooney died unexpectedly at Putnam Memorial Hospital Monday morning Funeral services were held Monday for Leon H Rudd 66 of North Pownal at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home in Bennington Mr Rudd died.
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Stella Mooney
Elk St
Albany
N.Y
Mahar & Son
John Morris
Episcopal Church
Wilmington
James Lasher
Richard Lasher
Harold Hilliard
John Sherman
St. John’s Cemetery
North Bennington
Father Morris
Leon H. Rudd
North Pownal
Hanson- Walbridge
Bennington
Mr. Rudd
Free drinks lead to criminal charge in Cincinnati bar
Leroy Smith faced a defrauding charge after ordering a free round for all patrons at the Off-Beat Lounge. A $14.95 tab due prompted the arrest as police allege fraudulent activity linked to July 26 near Putnam Memorial Hospital. Burial and local planning details appear in the same docket.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Leroy Smith
Smith
International travel warning on overseas drug laws
The piece warns travelers that drug laws abroad are harsher than in the United States. It cites Lebanon as an example where possession can lead to 3 to 5 years in a mental hospital and notes a 70% rise in American drug arrests overseas with limited aid from friends, family, or U.S. lawyers.
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Lebanon
United States
Mexico
U.S
Cor. Danubio
Paseo de la Reform
Colonia Cuauntemorz
Mexico City
Corniche
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