Ford wins approval for homespun speech
President Ford delivered a relaxed address from the House declaring he will personally lead the search for inflation solutions, warning prices will keep rising. He urged compromise and conciliation, backed a summit of advisers and lawmakers, and proposed reactivating the Cost of Living Council without wage controls.
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Vermont bottle bill revisions to boost refillables
Vermont's environmental chief Donald W. Webster said the state plans amendments next year to revise the bottle bill. The revisions aim to encourage refillable containers, ease grocer burden, and cut beer and soft drink costs.
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Board moves cautiously on junior high renovation plan
Faced with the inescapable need for more and better facilities at the junior high, the board weighs options amid concern over a possible taxpayers revolt if taxes rise. John Leaning reports the panel aims to balance improvement needs with fiscal restraint and community reaction.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Kennedy attack on Salmon over radical activists fuels Vermont race
A Kennedy campaign press release accuses Governor Salmon of hiring radical activists with communist ties. It cites John Fraines and Lee Webb, a Chicago seven defendant and a journalist with Marxist ties, as examples prompting questions about appointments and campaign strategy.
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Morrisseau Calls Money Out Of Politics In Bid
Morrisseau, a 31-year-old Democrat seeking the nomination, labels money as the root of political evil and says campaign finance reform is essential to address inflation energy and war. He highlights alleged industry influence, cites opposition Cain and notesCain’s ties to insurance. He argues big oil dominates Congress and warns reforms require ending that control.
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Inside Look At a Reawakened American Spirit
An editorial on a revived spirit among Americans appears on page four. The column argues the heart of national character remains strong despite modern distractions and calls for renewed civic energy.
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YIC Arrives in Bennington to Help Local Youth
Youth Information Center opens on Main Street in Bennington funded by a $4,000 ADAD grant with a potential $20,000 future grant. Director David Schroeder invites youths to seek help or socialize, clarifying the center is not a hangout or head shop. Volunteers, including seniors, will staff the center with hours 4 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday through August, expanding to a broader schedule in September. Telephone: 442-2286.
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