Hoff May Run For U S Senate In Vermont
Former Gov. Philip H Hoff is expected to announce a bid for the U S Senate seat held by Winston Prouty. The National Committee for an Effective Congress offered its backing, signaling growing momentum amid Hoff's liberal stance and past electoral success in Vermont.
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Hoff's Vermont appeal fuels bid for Senate seat
Gov. Hoff draws praise from politicians and party leaders in Montpelier after a NASCAR banquet reception. A standing ovation and hopeful remarks signal Hoff may run again, with support seen from independents and some Republicans. The piece contrasts Hoff's leadership with Sen. Prouty's cautious, visionless stance on inflation and the future.
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Washington
Hoosick Supervisor Ed Cottrell seeks large salary cut
Town of Hoosick supervisor Ed Cottrell requests his pay drop from 3000 to 1200 to fund local promotion. The note satirically muses on promotion, technology replacing tradition, and a cynic shoveling snow while plotting pickets against zero weather.
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Miners press fight after Yablonski funeral showdown
After Jock Yablonski's funeral, over 70 miners met in a public school room to vow continued action against corruption in the United Mine Workers. The lawsuit filed December 4 will grow, with the roll call naming most attendees as plaintiffs and suspicions of union leadership in the background.
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Contest for Dreams Prompt a Vermont Logo Design
A Vermont Conservation Society contest offers a chance for a guided canoe trip on Somerset Reservoir next summer for the winner who submits a logo design. Entrants mail designs to Bondville Vermont by March 1 1970 with multiple styles allowed.
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Prouty Report Ignored Inflation Says Dorset Letter
E.J. Ellenwood of Dorset criticizes Senator Prouty for touting a hopeful yet inflation-ignoring "Report to Vermont" and warns that talks between major powers rarely yield safety or prosperity. The letter contrasts such optimism with rising prices, mortgage costs, and the burden on Vermont households seeking a stable dollar.
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Policy at Ski Tow At Mt Anthony Country Club
The Mt Anthony rope tow proves popular with beginner skiers and families as crowds fill the past two weekends. Safety rules keep sliders off the main slope. snowmobiles prepare an area beyond the tow for sliders by weekend. The Bennington Park and Recreation Commission thanks country club management for community facilities.
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Suburban tolls and city transit clash in New York debate
A national view on urban inequality links the ghetto to suburb growth and transit finance. The piece argues raised bridge tolls could subsidize subway service while reducing auto congestion, benefiting inner city life and broader urban health. It notes suburban car use burdens city streets and argues policy should channel funds to the ghetto through auto-cost reforms. A parent–child anecdote from Family Weekly closes the column.
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