Roll Call Report on Vermont members votes Dec 15 1977
Vermont members of Congress were recorded on key roll calls December 15 1977 the last day of the first session of the 95th Congress. House Social Security bill HR 9346 passed 189 to 163 with Rep Ullman supporting and Rep Conable opposing. Jeffords voted nay. Senate Social Security Financing Amendments 1977 passed 56 to 21 easing earnings test from 3 000 to 6 000 by 1982 and eventual elimination. Thurmond supported while Goldwater opposed. Stafford and Leahy voted yea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vermont
House
Senate
Carter
al Ullman
Dore
Barber Conable
R-N.y
James Jeffords
Social Security Trust Fund
Congress
John Seiberling
Ohio
John Anderson
Ill
Jeffords
Strom Thurmond
Rl.c
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Robert Stafford
Patrick Leahy
Vegetarian physician to set up Bennington practice
Dr. David Hutchins, born in Madison but reared in Grand Rapids, is a new physician entering Bennington after Air Force service. A vegetarian who emphasizes prevention, he plans to start a solo obstetrics gynecology practice mid January with Dr. John McLellan, sharing offices near the hospital. He and wife Pat promote healthy eating and exercise. They will reside in Bennington with sons Brian and Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
David Hutchins
Grand Rapids, Mich
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists
Hutchins
U.S. Air Force
Bennington
John McLellan
Pat
Dr. Hutchins
Brian and
Michael
Town honors Wallace Hall on retirement party
Wallace Hall of Bennington retires after 27 years as town employee and village cemetery caretaker. A Dec 16 reception at Willow Road Firehouse featured gifts of a watch and lounge chair, with Willis Savelas and Pat Bull in attendance and plans to work part time as a school crossing guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Road
Town of
Hall
Bennington
Old Village
Pat Bull
Louis Savelas
Board of
Selectmen
William Mort
Dinette
Night Caps
Police Department
Gage and
Branch Streets
Jet crashes near Quabbin in Massachusetts
Air National Guard fighter jet developed mechanical problems and crashed in a wooded area near New Salem Massachusetts. Pilot Capt. David Clark 36 Indian Orchard bailed out and was rescued unharmed by an Army National Guard helicopter after locating a beacon. Plane from Barnes Airport Westfield. investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem
Mass
UPI
Air National Guard
Massachusetts
David Clark
Indian Orchard
Quabbin Reservoir
Clark
Army National Guard
104Th Tactical Fighter Group
Barnes
Westfield
Robert Hoar
State Air National Guard
Boston
Hoar
Bennington Briefs Mrs Boutin Returns Home After Surgery
Mrs Margaret Boutin widow of Charles Boutin formerly of Bennington and Hoosick Falls New York has returned to her home in Mims Florida after kidney surgery at Jess Parish Memorial Hospital Titusville Florida She would appreciate hearing from relatives and friends Disabled American Veterans Bennington Chapter 4 will meet Thursday Dec 29 at 730 p m in the Vermont Veterans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Boutin
Charles Boutin
Bennington and
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
First Ave
Mims
Fla
Jess Parish Memorial Hospital
Titusville
Boutin
Bennington
Vermont
VFW District 1 Sponsors Christmas Party in Bennington
VFW District 1 and auxiliaries held a Christmas party Dec 11 at the Vermont Veterans Home in Bennington. Gift packets for 122 patients included fruit baskets candy and a new $1 bill. Santa Bill Clifford and elf Ed Carey visited from Holy Cross Novitiate. music by Ed Sargent and the Country Generals. Special thanks to Ethel Bowen of Arlington and helpers. Peter Dale Guetti visited his mother Hazel Guetti over Christmas. Open bowling at Bennington Lanes and Mid-Town Bowl during school vacation with 1 p.m. openings. Shea Homepac insurance ads and hours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Vermont Veterans Home
Bennington
Santa
Bill Clifford
Elf
Ed Carey
Holy Cross
Ed Sargent
Fred Miller
Tom Griffith
Harry Ralph
Ethel Bowen
Arlington
Promoted Marine Cpl John A Baker on Okinawa
Promoted Marine Cpl John A Baker with the 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa for outstanding performance and duty proficiency. His wife Trudy is the daughter of Joan Hurley of Bennington and he joined the Marine Corps in June 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
John A. Baker
Trudy
Joan Hurley
Grove St
Bennington
3Rd Marine Division
Okinawa
Marine Corps
Wright Clough engage Kelley Jean Wright to Michael Clough
Mr and Mrs Robert Wright of Peru announce the engagement of their daughter Kelley Jean to Michael James Clough son of Mr and Mrs Robert Clough of South Londonderry Miss Wright is a senior at Green Mountain Union High School Mr Clough is a 1976 Green Mountain graduate and a cook at Idlenot Restaurant Londonderry No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Robert Wright
Kelley Jean
Michael James Clough
Robert Clough
South Londonderry
Mr. Clough
Green Mountain
Idlenot
Londonderry
Vitamin D shown to trigger mammary cancer in mice
In Carbondale Illinois a pilot study by George H. Gass of Southern Illinois University Carbondale Endocrine Pharmacology Research Laboratory found mice fed vitamin D developed mammary cancer at a higher rate than those on a conventional diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale, III
George H. Gass
Engaged Marie T. O Malley to Judson J Schultz
Marie T O Malley daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J O Malley of Hoosick Falls New York announces her engagement to Judson J Schultz son of Mrs Madeline Schultz of Troy New York The bride to be is a St Marys Academy graduate and attends Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Bennington The groom to be is a Troy High School graduate and works for Green Mountain Furniture of North A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie T. O’malley
Edward J. O’malley
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Judson J. Schultz
Madeline Schultz
Troy, N.Y
Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Bennington
Troy High School
Green Mountain Furniture
North Bennington
Seabrook's big day marks turning point in antinuke fight
A year after 1,414 protesters occupied Seabrook's gravel site on April 30, 1979, mass arrests and jail terms shaped a long battle over the $2.3 billion plant. Clamshell Alliance warned of June 24 training and possible barge blockade as PSC NH pushed toward final construction plans. By year end, sentences and appeals dominated reports while construction accelerated with 2,000 workers and expected reactor on line by 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabrook
Seacoast
Kurt Stone
Clamshell Alliance
Paul Doyon
Portsmouth
National Guard
District Court
Hampton Court House
Rockingham County Superior Court
State Supreme Court
The
Clamshell
Stone
Hampton Harbor
Public Service Co. of
New Hampshire
PSC
Norman Cullerot
Cullerot
Environmental Protection Agency
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Rapids
American Seating Co
Boonville
Miss
Northeast Mississippi Junior College
University of Tennessee
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Wallace Hall
Quabbin
Bennington Briefs
Peter Dale Guetti
Rutland
Hazel Guetti
Dewey Steet
Bennington Lanes
ADV
Shea Homepac
Shea Agency Inc
Insurance Center
SVC
Gudrun Hutchins
American Association of University Women
Anita Gauthier
Mary E. Fitzgibbons
Southern Vermont College
AAUW
Ying AC
Toggery
Gladstone Shoes
Plattsburgh
Barre
Winooski
ST. Albans
Newport
Burlington
Wright-Clough
Zenith
Danavox
Oticon
Dami
Mase
St. Mary’s Academy
Judson J. Schultz and
O’malley
Schultz
TARAS
Main Street
By Ron Amadon
Concord
N.H
Nichols
Main St
Wal E Wlusk
Mae
Roberts OR
North Adams, Mass