Council Rejects Gun Handgun Registration Recommendation
The Legislative Council voted against a handgun registration bill after earlier support. Sen. George Hayes and former Rep. Alan Chalmers favored the proposal while eight members urged further study. Chairman Leyland Wood noted opposition from Paul Atherton, president of the Vermont Sportsmen's Federation. The council kept five other committee suggestions, including using Fish and Game funds.
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Alan Chalmers
Weston
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Leyland Wood
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Paul Atherton
Burlington
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Atherton
Vermont Sportsmen’s Federation
Fish and Game Department
Vermont Teachers Fight Over Pay Rise To 6000
The Vermont School Directors Association calls raising the minimum starting salary for teachers from 5400 to 6000 unreal istic. Charles Nichols says the shortage is statewide and Vermont must stay competitive with neighbors though the increase inflates per pupil costs. News also covers Montpelier city contention over Pavilion Hotel condemnation and state authority, a Palmer Mass wolf dog sighting, and state education committee actions on ethics and election laws.
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