Vermont's Emergency Board reform needed for bipartisanship
Vermont's Emergency Board operates as a watchdog and safety valve with power to approve emergency expenditures and audit state funds. The piece argues reform to add minority party representation, legislative control of agenda, and stronger staff review, rebalancing power between legislature and governor.
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Emergency Board
R. Marshall Witten
E Board
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House Appropriations
House
Ways and Means
Buck
Budget and Management Department
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Avon Tager Eta Chapter Meets In Whittier Lounge
Women educators from the Avon Tager Eta Chapter of Alpha Lambda State Delta Kappa Gamma held their regular meeting at the First Baptist Church Whittier Lounge. Twenty-two members attended with Mrs. uth Mattison presiding and Miss Thoreau Raymond introducing speaker Aron Yager of Shafts bury who spoke on Art in the Local Community followed by a discussion. Reports covered scholarships donations and college science grants as Burlington notes the University of Vermont received an 18138 National Science Foundation grant to support science math and engineering. Other Vermont colleges listed were Trinity, Middlebury, Windham and Norwich with various grant amounts. Refreshments were served.
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Eta Chapter
Alpha Lambda State
Delta Kappa Gamma
Women Educators’ Sorority
Whittier
First Baptist Church
Uth Mattison
Thoreau Raymond
Aron Yager
Shaftsbury
UVM
Burlington
University of Vermont
National Science Foundation
Vermont
Trinity
Middlebury
Windham
Norwich
Vermont Women’s Clubs to Study Problems and Answers
The Vermont Federation of Women’s Clubs meets in Woodstock with an afternoon session titled Vermont Problems Where Are the Answers. The conservation group chairs and panelists include Mrs. Brungardt of Brattleboro, Mrs. Peduzzi, Mrs. Mongeau, and experts such as Benjamin Partridge Jr., Robert Babcock Jr., Lawrence Wright, Frank Snyder, and Richard Brett. The forum features workshops, a 10 a.m. general session, a 12:30 luncheon, and a 1:45 afternoon session.
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Woodstock
Vermont Federation of Women's Clubs
Woodstock Inn
Vermont
Conservation Department
4.C. Brungardt
Brattleboro
Almo Peduzzi
Conservation Education
Sandra Mongeau
Environmental Responsibility
VFWC
Finley Shepard
Samuel Sherman
Benjamin W. Partridge Jr
Windham
Partridge
Robert Babcock Jr
Vermont Tomorrow Inc
First Memorial Musumeci Scholarship Awarded to Rutland Woman
Miss Mary Louise Davis of Rutland, a first year medical student at the University of Vermont, received the $300 John R. Musumeci Memorial Scholarship. Established by Mr and Mrs Joseph Musumeci of Concord in memory of their son John, a university junior killed in a Burlington highway accident on Sept 11, 1971. Davis is dean's list, eldest of eight, and a 1970 UVM graduate.
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Burlington
Mary Louise Davis
Rutland
University of Vermont College of Medicine
John R. Musumeci
William H. Juginbuhl
College of Medicine
Davis
Richard F. Davis
University of Vermont
Joseph ©. Musumeci
Concord
John
Bennington County gains new soil conservation technician
Rhett Grant a 26 year old UVM forestry graduate fills a newly created conservation technician post for the Bennington County Soil Conservation Service. He will follow up on properties planned by district conservationist Larry Pratt as winter work shifts to field duties. Grant aims to serve the public, values government service, and notes the program helps 610 co operators with land use plans while seeking a handball court in Bennington.
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Morgan Mead
Bennington County
Soil Conservation Service
Rhett Grant
University of Vermont
Essex Junction
UVM
Larry Pratt
Grant
Pratt
Bennington Federal Building
Senior Citizens Center Seeks Donations for Move
The Bennington Recreation Department announces the Senior Citizens Center will relocate to 114 BenMont Ave within a month. They seek chairs lamps tables plus other usable items such as a television radio piano and more. Donors can call 442-3543 or 442-6095 to arrange pickup for contributions.
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Senior Citizens Center
The
Bennington Recreation Department
BenMont Ave
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