Carter names 15 to panel to curb urban decay nationwide
President Carter appointed fifteen new members to a National Commission on Neighborhoods aimed at fighting urban decay. Chairman Joseph Timilty said the White House meeting signaled the movement could speak for itself as the panel studies experimental programs for about a year. The group will address mortgage redlining, racially changing neighborhoods, aid programs that left blocks abandoned, crime, and business retreat from declining districts. Gale Cincotta of National People's Action heads a prominent group in the effort.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Commission
Joseph Timilty
Massachusetts
White House
Timilty
McClaughry of Kirby named to urban unit
President Carter named John McClaughry of Kirby to a 15 member National Commission on Neighborhoods as part of a broad national urban strategy. McClaughry, 40, longtime Vermont legislator and activist, is described as a Jeffersonian Republican and heads the Institute for Liberty and Community. The commission includes leaders from major cities and states, plus senators Proxmire and Garn and representatives Burke and Pritchard.
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Institute For Liberty and Community
National Hobo Foundation
Vermont
McClaughry
National Conservative Caucus
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Ethel Allen
Philadelphia
Anne Bartley
Little Rock
Ark
Nicholas R. Carbone
Hartford
John McClaughry
Concord
Victoria Mongiardo
Hyattsville
National Center For Urban Ethnic Affairs
Arthur Naparstek
Washington Public Affairs Center
Robert O’brien, Jr
Newark
N.J
Macier Shepard
St. Louis
Peter Sandor
Bennington Mini Car Wash Christmas Hours Ad
Bennington Lanes opens daily at 1 p.m. during Christmas vacation with special student rates and free shoe rentals. Also selling car wash gift certificates for wash and wax services and cleaning options. Stop in at 124 Northside Drive.
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Bennington
Bennington Minit
Northside Drive
IRS tax help schedule for 1978 filing season
The Internal Revenue Service will provide tax assistance at two New England towns. In Manchester sessions run February 16 and March 16 at the town clerk's office from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. In Bennington sessions occur each Tuesday starting January 3 at the Federal Building, 118 South Street, from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m.
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Internal Revenue Service
Manchester
Bennington
Federal Building
South St
Funeral of George B. Cooledge in Arlington
The funeral for George B. Cooledge of Battenhill Drive Arlington was held Saturday afternoon at the Hanson-Walbridge Chapel with Rev. John Adams officiating. Bearers included Roy Ronald and David Cole Richard Hess Roy Crofut and Clarence Decker. Entombment will be in St Columban's vault and spring burial in the family plot. Cooledge, a retired accountant, died December 15 at his residence.
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George B. Cooledge
Battenhill Drive
Arlington
Hanson-Walbridge
John Adams
St. James Episcopal Church
Roy
Ronald
David Cole
Richard Hess
Roy Crofut
Clarence Decker
Father Adams
West Arlington Grange
The
Old Fellows
251
Chuir
Masonic Lodge
North Bennington
St. Columban
Cooledge
IRS seminar for tax practitioners in Rutland
The Internal Revenue Service will host a free seminar for tax practitioners on January 12 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Joseph the Provider College in Rutland, with 8:30 a.m. registration. Topics include changes affecting 1977 returns, audit procedures, preparer responsibilities, and the problem resolution program. Call 862-6501, extension 6354 for details.
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Burlington
Internal Revenue Service
St. Joseph the Provider College
Rutland
Bennington Rec Center Winter Activities Preview
The center lists cross country ski lessons with instructor Rick Taylor from Vermont Country Sports, eight courses in two venues starting Jan 10, with fees 9 to 11 dollars and rental options at three shops. Other offerings include open gym, Advanced Exercise Yoga, beginner guitar, Arts and Crafts for youths, a 13 to 18 table tennis team, photography with John Hubbard, a Women’s Self Defense class, gymnastics and tumbling for kids, and multiple sessions beginning January 9 to 18. fees vary by activity and advance payment is required.
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Recreation Department
Bennington Area
Rick Taylor
Vermont Country Sports
Rec Center
Gage Street
Willow Park
CRC
South Street
Up & Downhill, Inc
BenMont Avenue
Robin Krone
Clever Crafts
Bennington
John Hubbard
The
Bennington Banner
Molly Stark
Mike Martin
Chris Koehler
Cecilia Callahan
Ms. Callahan
Are You A Salesman Real Estate Advice Card
A Real Estate guidance piece explains buyers often offer below asking and negotiations cover price terms possession and many details. It notes salesmanship extends to contracts and financing with an experienced REALTOR such as Mrs Hoisington principal broker of Hoisington Realty and past president of the Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors.
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U.S
Gale Cincotta
National People’s Action
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Jake Garn
Utah
Yvonne Burke
Calif
Joel Pritchard
Wash
Rocky Gale
Keene, N.H
Howard Fish
Christine
Pastor Fish
Roberta
Aaron
Jennifer Gale
Loren
Robert Fish
IRS
Channel 12
Michael von Dahl
Herb Post
Donald A. Dakin
Claude Robinson
William
Rec
Bennington Recreation Department
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Grand Union
Toggery
Lenox and Bennington
Lenox
Villace Cit
Pownal
By Kathy Hoisington
Filic
Main St
Nichols
Main Street
Bennington, Vermont
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