Buckley backs Davis abortion stance in Vermont
Senate Judiciary Chairman T Garry Buckley in Bennington County signals endorsement of a Vermont abortion bill aligned with Gov Deane C Davis. At a public hearing with over 100 attendees most favored keeping restrictions, while Davis urged a clear rule and hospital based, limited abortion under specific conditions including life risk health rape or incest or fetal defect. Willis Higgins urged avoiding excessive limits, noting possible federal court challenges to the law.
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Davis
Willis Higgins
Williston
Higgins
UCS Dance Dinner Realizes 2350 for Bennington UCS
The eighth annual UCS dinner dance raised 2350 from ticket sales and donations to support the United Counseling Service of Bennington County. Co chairs thank volunteers and list sponsors from Bennington and surrounding towns, plus sponsors from New York City and Williamston.
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United Counseling Service
Bennington County
UCS
Gary Barbera
Warren C. Jensen
Bennington
E. H. Campstead Jr
Daniel Cadiz
Harry Eddington
Gerald D. Finnegan
Gerald F. Butler
Philip J. O’neill
Edward L. Knapp Jr
Barent Gordinier
Edward F. Studwell
James B. Gibney
Bernard T. Cohen
Belva Keyworth
Arthur D. Taylor
Mary Saunders
James E. Dick
Albert Shulman
Joseph Madkour
Arthur M. Roberts
C. H. Buckley
North Bennington
Brian F. Albiser
Arlington
Vermont Vocational Education Week Observed Feb 13 19
Vermonters will observe Vermont Vocational Education Week February 13 to 19 by visiting area vocational centers to learn about programs. Centers at Spaulding Barre and more are listed, with 12 operational and others under construction. Nearly 12,000 high school students and 4,000 adults enrolled.
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Montpelier
Spaulding High School
Barre
Mt. Anthony
Green Mountain Club Meeting in Bennington Sunday
The Bennington section of the Green Mountain Club will hold its annual meeting Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Second Congregational Church. Officers will be elected, reports given, and bylaw revisions discussed. A 5:30 covered dish supper precedes the business meeting, with coffee and tea provided. At 8:15 Duncan A. Campbell will present a tape slide show The Eye of Ecology.
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Bennington
Green Mountain Club
Second Congregational Church
Duncan A. Campbell
Ecology
Vermont Tomorrow seeks members to lobby state
Vermont Tomorrow Inc led by Robert S. Babcock Jr seeks members to back its environmental agenda. Circulation outlines dues levels from 5 to 50 dollars and calls for legislation to recycle waste, curb population growth, revise energy rates, and tax land use. The group plans a state environmental plan and is registered as a lobby with the secretary of state. Headquarters are at 5 State St Montpelier 05602.
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Montpelier
Vermont Tomorrow Inc
Robert S. Babcock Jr
Vermont Environment Board
Vermont Tomorrow
Babcock
John S. Lancaster
Woodstock
Edwin H. Amidon
Burlington
Vermont
Secretary of State
State St
Eagles Hall
Order of Eagles Aerie
Max Baer
Kidney Danger Signals Warn of Functional Disorders
An old ad signals kidney danger symptoms such as waking at night burning and frequent or scanty flow along with back ache and leg pains. It promotes Bukets three tabs daily to flush kidneys regulate passage and offers a 48 hour trial at Quinlan's Drug Store.
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Quinlan’s
Old Bennington Drops Extra Fire Assessment Amid Unification
Old Bennington will no longer be charged a $1,200 fire protection assessment after unification with Bennington. Town Manager Edward R. Lamb privately discussed the change with a village trustee, prompting selectmen to criticize not being informed. North Bennington plans a shared fire budget with the town to avoid double taxation, while Rural Fire District No. 1 seeks tax relief and Rural District residents face tax-rate shifts if a ballot measure passes.
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Old Bennington
Bennington
Village of
Edward R. Lamb
Lamb
Salvatore ‘‘Sal
Bishop names Rev. Sweeney as chancellor
Rev. John R. McSweeney of Burlington was named chancellor of the statewide diocese of Burlington. Bishop John A. Marshall Jr. announced the selection, noting McSweeney had served as assistant chancellor and head of the Vermont Priests' Senate.
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Sweeney
Burlington
UPI
John R. McSweeney
John A. Marshall Jr
Vermont Priests’ Senate
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Charles S. Smith Jr
Pownal
Marshall A. Lapidus
Richard S. Johnson
Hoosick Falls
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Anne Bosnack
Williamston
Alton L. Perry
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West Berlin
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St. Albans
Cola D. Watson
Green Mt. Club
Treasure Chest
J.F. Collins CO
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