Vermont House Leader Giuliani considers resignation amid reshuffle
Montpelier politician Peter Giuliani says he will call a Republican caucus next week to decide if he should resign after being promoted to Ways and Means chair. Acting chair Francis Peisch was ousted as party leaders discuss succession among Luther Hackett Robert Graf Walter Kennedy John Alden Edward Conlin.
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Walter Kennedy
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John Alden
Woodstock
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Windsor
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Alden
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Graf
Hackett
Vermont Board of Health approves nursing home rule changes
The Vermont Board of Health approves ending annual physicals for nursing homes and requires monthly fire drills. It will review license fee increases but opposes charging for preventive public health programs. Reviews trailer campsite and mobile home park regulations including lot-size rules and water sewage conditions.
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State Health Department
April Draft Call Announced in Montpelier
Montpelier reports Col. William J. Burke Vermont state director of Selective Service announced the April 1969 draft call. Vermont will send 49 men as its share of a national 33,000 inductees. Of the national April call, 30,500 enter the Army and 2,500 join the Marine Corps.
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William J. Burke
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Selective Service
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Marine Corps
Ex-Prisoner Denied Payment After Long Imprisonment
Stephen Dennison, 60, who spent 35 years jailed for a 1925 candy theft, lost a bid for $115,000 after the New York Court of Appeals upheld a 1967 ruling that courts had no authority to transfer him to a civil mental institution, despite recognizing rights violation. The decision reversed a 1965 court of claims verdict. In Schenectady, the City Council will consider a tax exemption policy review to curb untaxed property held by churches, charities, and nonprofits, with a draft resolution urging a state-legislature study.
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Court of Appeals
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Schenectady
J. Raymond Quinn
Quinn
Adams J Deliso plans saddle ball ski lease with DNR
Adams J Deliso of Springfield seeks a state lease approval for a Saddle Ball ski development on his 300 acre tract adjoining the Greylock Reservation. He also owns Petersburg Pass ski area in New York. Pittsfield Mayor Butler criticizes the Pittsfield Taxpayers Association for quick pronounce ments and broad opposition to spending.
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Joseph J. Deliso
Springfield
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Deliso
Greylock Reservation
Saddle Ball Peaks
Petersburg Pass
New York State
Pittsfield
Donald G. Butler
New Pittsfield Taxpayers Association
Cable TV Fights Vermont Regulation Hearing Draws Debates
In Montpelier, CATV owners and operators urged the legislature to reject new rules while Public Service Board Chairman Ernest Gibson called CATV a monopoly needing regulation. FCC measures threaten industry. lawmakers did not attend the hearing.
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Rockingham
John Alden
Woodstock
James Shea
D-Winooski
Madison go go costuming rules spark dancer backlash
In Madison Wisconsin May or Otto Festge enacts costuming rules for go go dancers banning net bras and pasties and mandating minimum brief coverage. Club operators and dancers criticize the moved standards as excessive and impractical while noting public visibility and beach style comparisons.
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Otto Festge
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