Aiken Warns Bill Hurts Farms Over Feed Grain Move
Vermont Senator George Aiken warned that a Senate resolution to remove government owned feed grains from the market would raise consumer food prices and hurt dairy and poultry farmers. He urged defeating Senate Resolution 59 on the floor, arguing it would aid grain speculators and hinder emergency grain programs.
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Washington
Vermont
George BD
Aiken
Laday
Senate
Agriculture Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sen. Aiken
ICC
Pam
Belisle and Macksey Funerals Reported in North Adams and Arlington
Funeral services for Lawrence J. Belisle of North Adams were held at Flynn & Cagnoli-Montagna Home for Funerals with a Mass at St. Francis Church. Rev. Anthony Marteka officiated. North Adams officials and Worcester State College students attended. Burial followed at Southview Cemetery. Also noted was the Liturgy for James F. Macksey of Arlington, purchasing agent for Mack Molding Company, with services at St. Margaret Mary’s and burial planned for spring at St. Columban’s Cemetery. He had worked 35 years at Mack Molding and died at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Lawrence J. Belisle
North Adams
Mass
Annette Belisle
R.N
Bennington
Flynn & Cagnoli-Montagna
North Adlaus
St. Francis Church
Anthoy Marteka
Christ the King Church
Worcester
Worcester State College
Marteka
Bruce White
Maria Weber
Laurene
Elizabeth Beliste
Frank J. Matrango
James F. Cleary
John R. Taft
Chester Habula
Joel Pierce
Lionel Rey
A. Shapiro & Sons
Nellsle
Nelisle
Father Marteka
James F.macksey
St. Margaret Mary's Church
Arlington
James F. Macksey
Mast Arlington
Mack Molding Company
Gerald T. Buckley
Harold Gover
Haymond Carroll
George E. Zimmer
Maynard Grout
Thomas Macksey
David Miner
Timex Crap
Waterbury
Conn
Coz Chemical Co
American Cyanamide Co
Wallingford
Greenwich
Bolton
Bloomfield
Arlingtor
Buckley
Hanson-Walbridge
Bennington Lodge 567
BPO Elks
Macksey
St. Columban's Cemetery
Mack Molding Co
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Dollar Holds Gains After Devaluation Across Markets
Global currency moves followed the U.S. 10 percent devaluation with mixed results. The dollar firmed in London, Amsterdam, Oslo, and Copenhagen while slipping slightly in Frankfurt and Zurich. The Spanish peseta and Italian lira also shifted, and Japan kept its yen floating. Volcker urged wider exchange-rate margins to curb speculative money flows.
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Brussels
UPI
U.S
United States
London
Amsterdam
Oslo
Copenhagen
Paris
Frankfurt
Zurich
London Exchange
Milan
Austria
Schilling
Netherlands Antilles
Japan
Kiichi Aichi
Tokyo Exchange
United Nations
U.S. Treasury
Paul A. Volcker
United Sates
Volcker
United Sales
Bennington Briefs Recreation Dept Sets MAUHS Gym Hours
The Recreation Department announces the MAUHS gym will be open Monday February 19 from 1 to 4 pm. The Patriots Booster Club will meet Wednesday February 2 at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Refreshments will be served. During vacation Bennington Lanes will open daily at 1 pm with student rates and free shoe rentals each afternoon except Sundays.
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The
Patriots Booster Club
Bennington
Exiles demand amnesty at international antiwar gathering
International Conference of Exiles will convene in Paris to push for universal unconditional amnesty for Vietnam era resisters and deserters. Attendees include George Carrano and U.S. groups Safe Return and Vietnam Veterans Against the War, with participants from Sweden Canada and England and figures from UAW NCC ACLU and church groups.
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Paris
UPI
Nixon
George Carrano
Sweden
Canada
England
U.S
Carrano
New York
Safe Return
Michael Uhl
Uhl
United Auto Workers
Vietnam Veterans Against
Vietnam
Unl
Bleak budgets loom for Waterbury and Brandon facilities
At a House Appropriations hearing in Montpelier, Waterbury State Hospital and Brandon Training School officials warned that current funding, below Gov Salmon’s recommendations, will hamper patient care. Dr George Brooks and Raymond Mulcahy urged $70,000 for equipment, 28 ward aides and 3 case aides, plus 163 requested new positions cut to 28 by the governor. They cited safety risks, need for a strong social work unit, and strained community programs amid financial trouble, with 7 patients at the hospital and average stays of about one tenth per day costs.
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Brooks
Salmon
Two Vehicle Collisions In Bennington Area
Yesterday two car crash near Harte Theatre involved Marie H L Krause and John C Foster with minor damage and no injuries. A separate Friday accident on North Branch Street Extension damaged a vehicle driven by Richard H Olham with no injuries. A one car crash on Ore Bed Road heavily damaged a 1970 Chevrolet, occupants Francis B Rit chen and John Thomas unhurt.
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Marie HL Krause
Tel Road
John C. Foster
Pownal
Krause
Harte Theatre
Main Street
Foster
Richard H. Olham
Bennington
Brooklyn Bridge
North Branch Street
Olham
West Islip
May
Francis B. Ritchen
Johnn Thomas
Obituary: Mrs Jessie Rhodes former Quincy secretary dies
Mrs. Jessie P. Rhodes 75 former Quincy resident who lived on Woolford Road died Friday night at Crescent Manor Nursing Home after a long illness. She once ran an antique shop in Bennington with the late Grace Tabb and was secretary to the Northeastern University dean in Boston. Survived by a nephew and great nieces and nephews. Funeral services planned in Quincy Mass. Mahar and Son Funeral Home in charge.
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Jessie P. Rhodes
Quincy
Mass
Woolford Road
Crescent Manor
Bennington
Grace Tabb
Woodford Head
Northeastern University
Boston
Quinty
The
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Prisoners organized to survive captivity at Clark Air Base
Reports from Clark Air Base in the Philippines describe American POWs in North Vietnam forming a command structure to survive captivity and speed processing. Dr. Hoger Shields notes details cannot be released until all POWs are freed, yet confirms leadership coordinated arrivals and efforts to aid others. He warns disclosure could endanger remaining prisoners.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Hani
Sields
Hanei
Shields
North
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Ifd
North Vietnam
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