How the Vermont delegates voted By Roll Call Report
Washington coverage lists area members on key roll calls from Dec 4 to Dec 10. Vermont figures include Rep James Jeffords voting nay on HR 10624 bankruptcy simplification for cities and Rep Bernie Sanders not listed. other votes cover nuclear insurance limits and DISC tax subsidies with party lines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ford
Senate
Garry Brown
R-Mich
New York
Congress
Robert Drinan
Dmass
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Teno Roncalio
D-Wyo
John Anderson
R-Ill
Jeffords
U.S
International Sales Corporation
DISC
Joseph Karth
D-Minn
Dale Milford
Dtex
Radical bank reform ends caps to boost interest
The Senate voted 79 to 14 to overhaul banking rules, signaling a move to restore competition. The legislation would end rigid ceilings on savings account interest and authorize broader banking powers, changing how Americans choose banks.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Legion auxiliary party and 1976 officers named
A Christmas party for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Bennington American Legion post is set for Tuesday evening at the Heritage House Restaurant at 6 PM with a gift exchange. Newly installed 1976 officers include Gen Sweet president Martha Roy vice president Gertrude Nash historian Caroline Clark chaplain Natalie Cross secretary Florence Field treasurer Margaret Iskowitz sergeant at arms Barbara Reed officiated.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Bennington American Legion
Heritage House
Gen Sweet
Martha Roy
Gertrude Nash
Caroline Clark
Natalie Cross
Florence Field
Margaret Iskowitz
Barbara Reed
New Books at Bennington Free Library
A catalog listing new titles across fiction and non fiction. Notable authors include Carvic Dolson Lemarchand Littell Moyes Newman Oates and Randell with works spanning mystery romance and general fiction. Juvenile selections feature Rabbitt Bulla Cooper Strega Nona and The Grey King among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Free Library
Debra Hill to wed Matthew Bleau in Bennington area
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hill Sr. of Harwood Hill announce the engagement of their daughter Debra to Matthew Bleau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bleau of Burgess Road. Debra is employed by Union Carbide Corp. while Matthew works for Gun Drum Lumber Co. in Grafton, New York. The wedding date has not been set.
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Douglas Hill Sr
Harwood Hill
Bennington
Debra
Matthew Bleau
Kenneth Bleau
Burgess Road
Union Carbide Corp
Gundrum Lumber Co
Grafton
N.Y
Extended Forecast for New England
The National Weather Service extends forecast for New England predicting fair weather Wednesday with a chance of rain or snow Thursday and Friday. Highs will be in the 20s and 30s with lows in the teens and 20s.
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Boston
UPI
National Weather Service
New England
Bennington Briefs and Local Notices
Bennington briefs list 1976 hunting and fishing licenses from town clerk Mary Hodeck at 205 South St. Also a Senior Citizens Club meeting at 7:30 tonight on Benmont Avenue. Green Mountain Stamp Society Christmas swap at Sacred Heart School Wednesday at 7. Public meeting on beaver and fox season set by Fish and Game Commissioner Edward Kehoe for December 17, 1975 at 7:30 p.m. at Pavilion Auditorium Montpelier. Carl Leon D. Jacobs contact 442-2852. Ad notices for Santa Sale racing set Knapp's Pets & Hobbies, Hairpin Beauty Salon in White Creek Road with hours and manager, Linda Kenyon Thayer. Shea Agency promotes home contents insurance at 503 Main St. Bennington. All ads include local business names and phone numbers.
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Fish and Game
Edward Kehoe
Pavilion Auditorium
Montpelier
State criticized over funding for the aged
Vermont officials faced a Senate hearing on funding for the elderly as federal official Donald Strong urged full acceptance of a $160,000 annual grant for the central Office on Aging, noting only $133,000 is requested. He contrasted Vermont with New Hampshire and Maine, saying eight staffers work in the office where twelve are entitled. The session highlighted housing transport medical and income needs of seniors with voices from Gray Panthers Blue Cross Blue Shield and Vermont groups stressing care at home and opposition to food stamp changes.
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House
Ford
Conrail
U.S
Boston
Washington
D.C
James Pearson
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Robert Stafford
Patrick Leahy
Departments of State, Justice
Commerce
Transportation
New York City
Congress
New York
Leahy
Stafford
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Senate
John Glenn
Ohio
Robert Byrd
DW. Va
Senate Committee
Montpelier
API
Vermont
Donald Strong
Regional Office On
U.S. Senate
Strong
New Hampshire
Maine
Feds
Edwards
Charles Butler Jr
New Hampshire-Vermont
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Butler
Stovan Christone
West
Dover
MAU Model Congress scheduled at Mt Anthony High
Southern Vermont Life Underwriters sponsor the annual Model Congress at Mt Anthony Union High School on Dec 17 and 18. About 100 U S history students draft bills on taxation of religious property limits on Supreme Court terms and women’s equal rights. Three committees meet Dec 17 in courthouse Methodist Church and Bennington Free Library. Dec 18 House and Senate convene at Mt Anthony.
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Southern Vermont Life Underwriters
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Supreme Court
House Judicial Committee
Bennington Free Library
Senate and Foreign Relations
House
Senate
Gregory Scotten
Mt. Anthony
Scotten
Accidents Involving Youth and Manchester Man Highlight Auto Mishaps
An Arlington youth, Mark J. Hall, 16, suffered facial cuts after losing control of a 1965 Dodge Dart on Crow Hill Road at 5 30 a m. The eastbound car overturned into trees leaving the vehicle demolished. In Shaftsbury, 22 year old Matthew S Zilbourg of Manchester escaped serious injury after a 1973 BMW skid 308 feet and rolled off Route 67. Passenger Richard Byrne was hospitalized in good condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Arlington
Crow Hill Road
Mark J. Hall
Manchester
Route
Shaftsbury
Matthew S. Zilbourg
Richard Byrne
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Barber Lampron Wed at Home of Bride’s Parents
Bonnie Lampron and Richard Barber both of Bennington married December 7 by Justice A Coleman Mason at the bride’s parents home. Attendants were the groom’s sister and brother in law Raymond Prouty. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs Raymond Barber and Mrs Pauline Barber.
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Bonnie Lampron
Richard Barber
Bennington
Justice of the Peace
A. Coleman Mason
Marvin Lampron
Pauline Barber
Raymond Barber
Mrs
Raymond Prouty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Auxiliary
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Special Study Commission On Financial Institutions
Nixon
Carvic
Miss Leeton
Dolson
Frederickson
Hannon
Alex Hardy
Superburglar
Harris
Lemarchand
Mason
Virginia
Newman
Take Thee
Serenity
Oates
Popkin — ‘‘Dear
Randall
the Watchman’s Stone
Rivers
Sangster
Seton
Abraham
Chase
Cole
Leakey
Daniels
Davidson
Dept. of the Army
Walloomsac River
South Shaftsbury
Roaring Branch
Ellis
Fodor
Hawaii
Foster
Hyde
Oscar Wilde
Meeks
Molinari
Nat’l. Geographic Americans
Newsweek
Pinakothek
Munich
Great Museums of the World
Platt
Roberts
Rockwell
Russell
Schwartz
Simon
Actors’ Fund of America
Slater
Volker
Adventurers
Whelan
DePauw
Donahue
Farber
Boston Common
Levy
Montgomery
Vermont Farm and Sun
Norton
Knave of Dreams
Jh) Phillips
Rosen
Henrietta
Borneo
Sleater
Slate
Smith
Kelly’s Creek
Wahl
Wells
Morris
Westerberg
Wolcott
Wolitzer
Shirley Braverman
Eagle ST. North Abas
Bennington Briefs
Mary Hodeck
South St
Senior Citizens Club
Benmont Avenue
The
Green Mountain Stamp Society
Sacred Heart School
Beaver
Fox
Carl Leon D. Jacobs
Santa Sale
Aurora Afx
Knapp’s
White Creek Road
Linda Kenyon Thayer
Shea Agency Inc
Main St
MAU
Renate Wheelock
U.S. History
Lampron
Richard and
Bonnie Barber
Andrew Wyeth
Sun
Loma the Friendly Florist
EWLET
Hults Jewelers Sas
American Gem Society
Main Street
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