Montpelier Meetings This Week
Public interest meetings and hearings around Vermont are listed for the week. Key items include Rep Richard W Mallary news conference in Montpelier Monday, Board of Education and Public Service Board sessions Tuesday, Highway Board and Gov Salmon news briefing Wednesday, Governor’s Administration of Justice Supervisory Board Thursday, and a Friday Labor Relations Board session on unfair practices involving Castleton State College president Harold Abel and state colleges.
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State Board of Education
State
Montpelier
Public Service Board
School St
State Highway Board
State St
Thomas P. Salmon
State House
Supervisory Board of the
Governor’s Commission On the Administration of Justice
Highway Board Room
State Employes Labor Relations Board
Castleton State College
Harold Abel
Politics loom large in Montpelier week of action
Montpelier politics take center stage as lawmakers set to pass a compromise emergency energy powers bill and review land use maps while chatter grows over the governor’s land sales capital gains tax. Strong-interest figures include Rep. Richard Mallary, Sen. Patrick Leahy, and Sen. T. Garry Buckley among others.
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Bruce Talbot Montpelier
UPI
House
Walter Kennedy
Senate
Edward Janeway
Windham County
Vermont
Richard W. Mallary
Rvt
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
Garry Buckley
Bennington County
John Burgess
James Jeffords
Brian Burns
D-Burlington
Richard Thomas
National Life Insurance Co
John Fey
St. Johnsbury
John Downs
Charles Ross
Windsor County
John Alden
Deane C. Davis
Montpelier
Stamps celebrate global Scouting on display at Bennington Bookshop
A framed collection of world postage stamps commemorating the Scouting movement was prepared for ex-Scout Commissioner George Greenwood by the Bennington Bookshop. The stamps will be shown during National Scout Week while Greenwood, recently retired, aids handicapped scouts via the World Bureau in Switzerland.
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George Greenwood
Bennington
Greenwood
Switzerland
Not a bomb found near road in Lincoln England
An elderly man tossed a ticking red box into the Witham River to prevent an explosion. Police said they would question him about the device used to detect gas leaks and the gas company hoped to recover the $200 detector.
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Lincoln
England
UPI
Witham
Tne
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