Mt Anthony budget puzzle shows net rise outpacing gross
Mt Anthony Union School Board approved a 3.26 million net budget for 1975-76 amid an 11.1 percent gross rise. Net growth beats gross due to lower anticipated income and investment income shrinking amid inflation and lower interest spreads. The district relies on borrowed funds invested at higher rates.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Mt. Anthony
Michael Hogan
Anthony
Hogan
U.S. Treasury
Putnam Hospital board elects Clark as chair in 1974 annual meeting
Eugene V. Clark of Bennington was elected chairman of the Putnam Memorial Hospital board, succeeding Robert T. Holden. Arthur Wickenden was named vice chairman, with Elizabeth Litster as secretary and Armand Lampron as treasurer. New corporators include Elizabeth Barber, Melvin Dyson, David Shaffe, Philip Leonard, John Williams II, and Stig Albertsson. The annual report highlights the west wing opening and a 1974 financial gain amid higher costs, with staff expansion and a Vermont cancer-center inquiry in progress.
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Bennington
Eugene V. Clark
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Robert T. Holden
Fairdale Farms Inc
Clark
Arthur E. Wickenden
North Bennington
Catamount National Bank
Elizabeth Litster
Armand A. Lampron
John F. Lonergan
James D. Williams
Burton W. Potter
I. Stanford Zecher Jr
East Dorset
Elizabeth Ann Barber
Melvin A. Dyson
David Shaffe
Philip Leonard
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John H. Williams II
Old Bennington
Stig Albertsson
Manchester
H. James Wallace
Holden
Robert D. Stout
Stout
W. Philip Giddings
Giddings
Vermont lawmakers push ban on nuclear plant construction
Vermont legislators led by Hiroshima witness Sen. Robert R. O'Brien filed a bill to bar new nuclear plants unless strict conditions are met. They cite safety, liability, and long term waste concerns while utilities push for continued debate and a possible plant in Vernon. The debate overlaps with the Vermont Yankee plant’s troubled reputation and ongoing safety questions.
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Montpelier
UPI
Air Force
Hiroshima
Vermont
Robert R. O'Brien
O'Brien
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
O’brien
Ford
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
CVPS
Esther H. Sorrell
Dchittenden County
David B. Shaffe
Public Service Board
Thomas Hurcomb
Senate debate over executive order to transfer powers
Sen. John J. O'Brien expressed opposition to the order and pledged to veto the measure when it reached the Senate. PSB Commissioner John S. Burgess criticized the Salmon administration, claiming the move benefits power companies and harms consumers in the second week of his tenure.
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John J. O’brien
Chittenden County
State Development Agency
Senate
PSB
John S. Burgess
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Putnam Hospital
Institute For Medical Research
K.A.0
Ellem
Helene Toolan
Floyd H. Norris
Bennington County
St. Peter’s Church
State Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services
United Counseling Service
Bill Barry
SRS
Chris Stevens
Mary Martin
Dorothy Ann Sweeney
UCS
Bennington Human Resource Council
Second Congregational Church
Ruth Myers
Sophia Chapin
Vermont Social and Rehabilitative Services
Paul Hager
Burt Bros
B. F. Goodrich - Armstrong
General
Pirelli
Bandag
Ben Mont Ave
Bob Eastman
MGR
Reeyele
Finast
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Campbell
Pajantas
Main St
Champlain Sidewheelers
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