How the Vt delegation voted By Roll Call
Area members of Congress were recorded on major roll call votes from July 24 to July 30. Federal pay raises were adopted 214 for 213 against in H Res 653, accepting Senate amendments for first raises since 1969 for top level federal employees. The amendment, attached to HR 2559, would grant automatic cost of living pay increases to judges, members of Congress, and cabinet officers, with October as a likely start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House Senate
Ford
Edward
Derwinski
James Jeffords
House
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
James Allen
Ala
Patrick Leahy
Robert Stafford
Engagement notice and political turmoil mix in broad briefing
Spitler Mosser engagement announced for Heidi Ann Spitler and Gregory Leonard Mosser with November wedding planned. Political debate covers pay raises for judges and congress, with votes on HR 5900 on picketing and aid to Turkey, and a Senate pay bill advancing, plus Concorde amendment defeat amid foreign relations concerns.
Ban on coyote poisoning barely reduces sheep losses
New York report says federal poison bans since 1972 have little effect on sheep deaths from coyotes. National Audubon urges nonlethal, selective methods, noting sheep losses rose minimally in five years and coyotes also prey on rabbits and rodents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Audubon Society
National Audubon
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Society
Washington
Cynthia Wilson
USDA
National Wool Growers Association
Wilson
Seven Reasons Why Real Estate Investment Pays Back
Real estate offers leverage with minimal cash outlay and higher cash flow than many investments. It provides tax advantages, shelters income, and allows tax free refinancings with later favorable capital gains treatment. Property types range from residential to apartments, making real estate a strong inflation hedge. Hoisington Realty, member of the Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors, serves Bennington and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoisington Realty
Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Bennington
Vermont scientists win nearly $65 thousand heart grants
Five Vermont researchers at UVM College of Medicine Burlington receive Heart Association awards totaling almost $65,000 for 1975 76. Grants support studies on heart muscle, blood pressure mechanisms, kidney function and drug actions, with two grants co funded by the American Heart Association. Dr. Levy notes nationwide Heart Fund backed science and calls for continued public support to combat cardiovascular disease.
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Rutland
Vermont
Vermont Heart Association
Arthur M. Levy
David W. Maughan
UVM College of Medicine
Burlington
Dr. Maughan
Ferdinand J.M. Sichel
Donald S. Robinson
Ernest Reit
Tannen
Alpert
American Heart Association
Levy
Heart Fund
Leahy vows backing for any Stafford opponent
Freshman Sen. Patrick Leahy says he will support whichever Democrat runs against Sen. Robert Stafford in VI. He notes the party’s backing and confirms no re election until 1980. Leahy defends casework remarks and criticizes bureaucratic cleanup costs, citing $40 million to $60 million yearly.
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Stafford
Leahy
Vermont
Bennington Court Dockets Include Pleas and Bail Decisions
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg presided on Monday as Keith W. Atkins of Winhall failed to post 500 bail on a probation violation and pleaded not guilty to a nighttime breaking and entering in Windall at Hans Kline’s home. Robert G. Frost of Manchester also pleaded not guilty to the same charge and is released on 1,000 recognizance with counseling from United Counseling Service. Several youths and adults entered pro forma or guilty pleas to offenses ranging from breaking and entering to driving while license suspended, with various recognizance bonds and jail sentences, including Wayne D. Smith, 21, who faced concurrent sentences after changing his plea to no contest for unlawful trespass. Additional cases include Thomas J. Bruso, 16, and Shane Carpenter, 19, both with jail terms served concurrently, plus other local defendants facing minor charges and fines.
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Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Keith W. Atkins
Winhall
Atkins
Windall
Hans Kline
Robert G. Frost
Manchester
United Counseling Service
Robert W. Phillips Jr
Crow Hill Road
Arlington
Wayne D. Smith
North Branch St
Bennington
Smith
Thomas J. Bruso
Apt. 61
Willowbrook
Shaftsbury
Henry J. Garland
James J. Harrington
Railroad Avenue
Donald A. Felton
Brockton
Mass
Cecil Pratt
Catamount Trailer Park
Engaged Atwood-Dewey couple announce November wedding
Mrs. George Desler Atwood announces the engagement of her daughter Cynthia Bennett Atwood to Philip Lyons Dewey son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jedediah Dewey. Miss Atwood a Pine Manor and Columbia alumna with Sorbonne study, staff at Bennington Museum. Dewey a Kimball Union and Aurora College graduate in economics and business administration, works as territory manager for American Forest Products Corp.
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George Desler Atwood
Cynthia Bennett Atwood
Philip Lyons Dewey
Arthur Jedediah Dewey
Miss Atwood
Mr. Atwood
Pine Manor Junior College
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Sorbonne
Paris
Columbia University
Parsons School of Design
New York City
Engagement of Bonnie Paulin and Rodney Guetti Planned
Shaftsbury couple announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Jane to Rodney Guetti son of Bennington residents. Both are 1975 Mount Anthony Union graduates. Bonnie works at Bennington Brush and Rodney is in sales at Una Bella Trailer Park. A May wedding is planned.
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Arthur E. Paulin
Shaftsbury
Bonnie Jane
Rodney Guetti
Joseph Guetti
Bennington
Mount Anthony Union High School
Bennington Brush
Una Bella Trailer Park
Sales
Corbett-Moon Couple Announces Engagement in Bennington
Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett of 110 Booth Terrace Bennington announces her daughter Cheryl Faith is to wed Steven A Moon son of Mr and Mrs William Moon of RFD 1 Bennington. Cheryl Faith attended Mt Anthony Union High School. Steven Moon graduated North Bennington High School served in the U S Army and is employed at Vermont Graphics in Dummerston. No date set for the wedding.
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Elizabeth Corbett
Booth Terrace
Bennington
Cheryl Faith
Steven A. Moon
William Moon
RFD 1
Mt. Anthony Union High School
North Bennington High School
U.S. Army
Vermont Graphics
Dummerston
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Heidi Ann Spitler
Spitler
Mosser
George W. Spitler
Heidi Ann
Gregory Leonard Mosser
Donald G. Mosser
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
Carl Perkins
Dky
John Erlenborn
R-Ill
Jeffords
Turkey
U.S
Cyprus
NATO
William
Benjamin Rosental
D-N.y
Elizabeth Holtzman
Federal Aviation Administration
Kennedy Airport
Dulles Airport
Department of Transportation
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Sen
Milton Young
R-N.d
Britain
France
North Atlantic
Main St. Kennington
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
US Senate
Order of Eagles Aerie 1861
IGA
Sunderland
Clyde Dunlap
Christopher J. Carpenter
Morgan Street
Shane Carpenter
Moran Street
John D. Callahan
Pownal
Pownal Center
Nichols
White Sale
Atwood-Dewey
The
American Forest Products Corp
Bonnie Jane Paulin
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Moses Farm
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