Humane Vermonters Day Protest Planned Over Welfare Cuts
A Vermont coalition led by the Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council announces Humane Vermonters Day to protest Gov. Snelling’s proposed welfare budget cuts. Rev. David Robinson expects up to 1,000 attendees February 9 at the governor’s office, with lawmakers and officials in attendance.
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Snelling
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council
State House
Richard Snelling
Robinson
Vermont
Death ruled suicide in New York for Austin D. Graham
New York City medical examiner's office ruled the death of Austin D. Graham, a close associate of Theodore Barnett, as a death by own action. Graham died after jumping from his Park Avenue law office on the 33rd floor. He had been an officer of Foster-Taber Corp. and president of Nival Corp., with holdings in a Vermont firm and a broad network of investments, including warehousing partnerships in multiple states.
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New York
UPI
Austin D. Graham
Lamoille County
Theodore Barnett
New York City
Graham
Park Avenue
Barnett
Vermont
Foster-Taber Corp
Stowe
Nival Corp
Burlington
Vermont Fish and Game Warns Weather Controls Deer Health
Vermont Fish and Game Department notes that white-tailed deer health hinges on weather in the coming months. Biologist Larry Garland and technicians Roger Norton and Bob Horton have walked state deer yards to monitor movement and browse. January saw deer roam freely in most areas unless deep snow slowed them. ongoing checks will assess how future snow and thaw patterns affect their winter range.
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Montpelier
Vermont Fish & Game Department
Larry Garland
Roger Norton
Bob Horton
Vermont
Teachers Attend Grievance Workshop in Rutland
Vermont teachers from southern affiliates join a contract grievance workshop sponsored by VEA-NEA and FMCS at the Rutland Holiday Inn. Ira Lobel and Perry Kacik lead sessions on grievance procedures and arbitration simulations, part of ongoing professional security and advocacy training. Gregory Scieszka chairs the local Unisery Council coordinating the event.
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Vermont
The
Vermont Education Association
Vea-Nea
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
FMCS
Ira Lobel
VEA Uniserv
Perry Kacik
Rutland Holiday Inn
VEA
Kacik
VEA District 3 Unisery Council
Gregory Scieszka
Manchester
Engagement announced for Paula Squires and John Ehrenberg
William E Squires of East Street Shaftsbury announces his sister Paula Lee Squires will wed John J Ehrenberg son of Mr and Mrs Frank Ehrenberg of Taylor Michigan The bride to be a Arlington Memorial High School graduate and Navy veteran currently on active duty in Orlando Florida The groom is a Taylor Central High School graduate The couple plan a June 11 wedding in Michigan.
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William E. Squires
East Street
Shaftsbury
Paula Lee Squires
John J. Ehrenberg
Frank Ehrenberg
Taylor
Mich
Arlington Memorial High School
Navy
Orlando
Fla
Taylor Central High School
Michigan
Vermont women back revised rape bill in Senate panel
Twenty three female Vermont House members released a statement urging revised rape legislation now before the Senate Judiciary Committee. The measure would narrow admissible evidence, remove the need for victim corroboration, expand the crime to include homosexual rape, allow joint trials, drop the marital exemption for separated couples, and seek stronger police response to victims. Rep Madeleine Kunin and Sen Esther Sorrell cited lifting fear and ensuring justice for rape victims. Rep Helen Wakefield did not sign pending more information.
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Kunin
Esther Sorrell
Dchittenden
Helen Wakefield
R-Brookfield
Bennington Briefs Overview of Local Notices and Events
Jim Harrington of Benmont Avenue wins Mt. Anthony Hockey Club raffle. Bennington La Leche League to discuss The Advantages of Breastfeeding on Thursday Feb 10 at 8 p.m. at the Johnsons on George Street North Bennington. Social time 7:30. Call 442-3489 or 447-0318 for info. Also Bennington Lodge of Elks nominates officers Feb 8 at 8 p.m. Snacks after. Ads: heating bills savings, Napolitano's pizza on Ben Mont Ave, baked ham supper Feb 5 at Moose Lodge 1233 with JR's Band, VFW Post 1332 dance Feb 5 9 p.m.–1 a.m.
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Jim Harrington
Benmont Avenue
Mt. Anthony
Bennington la Leche League
Johnsons
George Street
Overlea Road
North
Bennington
Marie Watson
Pat Goodnow
Napolitano
Ben Mont Ave
Moose Lodge
Louis O. Boutin
Bennington College names first director of special projects
Bennington College President Joseph Murphy announced the creation of a new post to oversee non academic term use of facilities, including the arts center. Christine Graham, formerly assistant director of development, will start Feb 7 and will also help revive the Bennington Review.
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Bennington College
Joseph Murphy
Christine Graham
Bennington
Graham
Real estate firm owner jailed for tax nonpayment
Burton M. Deitch of West Bridgewater pleaded guilty to failing to file federal income tax returns for 1971 1972 and 1973. He was sentenced to one year in prison with 60 days to be served and a 10000 fine plus three years probation during which he must pay back taxes and penalties. Public notices mention his business Burton M. Deitch Realty Co and details of the Vermont U.S. Attorney George W. F. Cook. locaux
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Burlington
West Bridgewater
U.S
Burton M. _ Deitch
Rochester
Burton M. Deitch Realty Co
Vermont
George W. F. Cook
Albert W. Coffrin
Deitch
IRS
Cook
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David Robinson
Paul Philbrook
Elizabeth Candon
Low Income Advocacy Council
N.Y
Virginia
Illinois
Texas
F&g Department
Paula L. Squires
Squires
Ehrenberg
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Lodge of Elks
New England
ADV
VFW
Dan Colette
Porterhouse Steak
Walker
Nichols
DEPT
Father Frank Gartland
Holy Cross Novitiatennington
Ireland
England
Bunratty
Rome
Pisa
Zurich
Shannon
Lourdes
Florence
Lucerne
Papil Audi Ice
Pope Paul VI
Vatican City
Frank Gai
Holy Cross
Bennington, VI
Dublin
Venice
London
Bennington Review
American Cancer Society
Southern
Hoosac School
Hoosick
WBTN
Ms. Grham
Quadrille
Bernard Malamud
Sage City Symphony
Ms. Graham
Louis Calabro
Arlington
Richard Howard
Rachel Guthrie
Scotland
Meikleknox
Cambridge
Pleasant Valley Infirmary
Malcolm Guthrie
Cambridge United Presbyterian Church
Vise
Ol ‘Walsh
Williamstown
Parkas
House of Walsh
Spring Street
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