Burley heads architecture commission
Robert A. Burley AIA of Waitsfield Vermont was named chairman of the American Institute of Architects Environment and Design Commission. He leads 650 members, directs work on design urban planning and resources, and cites national policy efforts on growth and land use. The AIA also notes two publications and how to order them. Winchester anti pornography ordinance deemed too explicit to publish. city officials defend printing limits amid controversy.
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Washington
Vermont
Robert A. Burley
AIA
Waitsfield
Commission On Environmental and Design
American Institute of Architects
Burley
New England
St. George New Town
Vermont lobbyists rise to 130 for 1974 session
More than 130 lobbyists are registered with the Vermont Legislature for the 1974 session. The secretary of state's office notes three organizations have new representatives: Peter Franchot for Vermont Tomorrow, William Keogh for Associated General Contractors of Vermont, and Ronald Goldberg of the Vermont Retail Grocers Association. Goldberg backs repeal of the bottle ban.
Crisis may stabilize state aid for education next year
Vermont faces a stabilized state aid to education outlook as an energy crisis dampens general fund revenues. House leaders Emory Hebard and Henry Carse warn the energy squeeze could derail Gov Salmon's proposed $1.8 million boost, with plans to keep state aid funding at $52 million.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
General
House Appropriations Committee
Emory Hebard
Glover
House Education Committee
Henry Carse
Hinesburg
Thomas Salmon
Planned Parenthood Session at Bennington Office This Thursday
The first Planned Parenthood session of the new year is scheduled for Thursday at 6 30 PM at 439 Main St Bennington. For an appointment, visit the office or call 442 3360. The HOME Inc board will hold its January meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM at Beech Court apartment 12.
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Planned Parenthood
Main St
Bennington
Home Inc
Beech Court
Vermont Professor Links Alcohol to Half of Fatal Crashes
Dr. Julian Waller of the University of Vermont describes a century of research showing alcohol involved in about 50 percent of serious highway crashes. Project CRASH expands statewide, targets problem drinkers, and evaluates effectiveness. He notes ongoing highway safety collaborations and his career shifting from medical teaching to public health advocacy in Vermont.
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Burlington
Julian Waller
Department of
University of Vermont
United States
Waller
Canada
California
Vermont
M.V. Perrine
UVM _ psychology department
Perrine
UVM
Dr. Waller
State Health Department
Lawrence Harris
Highway Department
Julian
Elsa Waller
Mary Fletcherospital
Boston University
Vermont Delegation Roll Call on Energy and Foreign Aid Votes
Major roll calls from Dec 20–22 show House rejecting windfall profit language in the energy bill by 169 to 95, delaying final passage. Foreign Aid bill passed 216 to 149. Senate energy bill passed 52 to 8 after removing windfall profits. Israel commitment amendment tabled 49 to 25. Mallary and Mallory vote details noted. George Aiken and Robert Stafford did not vote in Senate.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Richard Mallary
Israel
Cambodia
America
George D. Aiken
Robert T. Stafford
U.S
Middle East
Stafford
Yea
Aiken
Poll shows support for N.H. oil refinery
Manchester Union Leader reports a two week poll showing overwhelming support for an oil refinery in New Hampshire with 8 926 residents in favor and 366 opposed The survey was prompted by Aristotle Onassis proposal to build a refinery in Durham Point Governor Meldrim Thomson called results encouraging and cited the poll as evidence of broad public backing The piece also notes a separate obituary for Mrs Helen B Leib and a staff appointment in Bennington New Welfare office
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Manchester, N.H
UPI
Manchester Union
Leo Leib
Helen B. Leib
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Clair Hospital
Schenectady
Edmond and
Bridget
Walsh) Breen
St. Mary’s Academy
The
Undergarment Co
Leibs
Catskill
Jackson St
George Eckhardt
Philadelphia
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mahar
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Aristotle Onassis
Durham Point
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
Dudley
Seacoast
Union Leader
Arlington couple announces engagement of Deborrah Matteson
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice W. Matteson of School Street Arlington announce the engagement of their daughter Deborrah to Michael Hayes son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hayes of Sunderland Miss Matteson is in the class of 74 at Arlington Memorial High School and her fiance is employed with Northland Builders No date has been set for the wedding.
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Deborrah
Michael Hayes
Edward Hayes
Sunderland
Matteson
Arlington Memorial High School
Northland Builders
Seyeveversewee
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Winchester
Ind
Randolph County
Indianapolis
Richard Wise
Winchester News Gazette and Journal Herald
Cola D. Watson
State Education Department
Agriculture
Gerald R. Fuller
American Association of Teacher Educators In Agriculture
Robert A. Withey
Fuller
Bennington Briefs
Bankamericard
Atking & Gould Jewelers
U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
California State Department of Public Health
Wallers
Naomi
Seth
Elsa
Mallory
N.H
H. Kenaston Twitchell Jr
State Social Welfare Department
England
Twitchell
Princeton University
South Street
Matteson-Hayes
Arlington
Maurice W. Matteson
School Street, Arlington
Vermont National
FDIC
Sages Ag
Main ST. Bennington
Nichols
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