Roll Call Report on Vermont Senate votes Jan 13 19 95th Congress
The article records Vermont senators positions on major Senate roll calls from January 13 to 19 in the 95th Congress. No House votes occurred. Amnesty tabling motion S Res 18 drew 37 yes and 41 no votes. The resolution urged no pardon for Vietnam era draft evaders and potential relief for deserters.
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Washington
Vermont
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Jimmy Carter
Vea
Carter
James Allen
D-Ala
George McGovern
Robert T. Stafford
Patrick J. Leahy
Congress
Stafford
Leahy
Vermont union backs 16.6 percent pay raise, rejects 40 hour week
Vermont State Employes Association reaffirms support for a 16.6% pay raise and calls for productivity standards. Trustees reject Gov Snelling’s demand to extend the work week to 40 hours, warning it would void contracts and harm collective bargaining. The group asks Snelling to form a committee on standards while opposing amnesty linkage. Absenteeism records show senators voting on attendance and positions on the larger political issue.
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Vermont
VSEA
Snelling
Vermont unemployment claims dip slightly in weekly report
More than 16,000 Vermonters sought unemployment benefits, 7.4 percent of the insured workforce, in the latest week, a 0.1 point drop from the prior week. Regular and extended claims totalled over 900000 dollars. Burlington posted the lowest rate, St. Albans the highest, with Bennington at 7 percent.
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Montpelier
UPI
Burlington
St. Albans
Bennington BOC Donation Day At A P Food Store
Bennington Opportunity Council plans a donation day at the A P food store on Wednesday February 2. Shoppers return a donation day ticket and their register tape for purchases that day and BOC staff will collect tapes and the store will donate five percent of the total (excluding tax tobacco and alcohol) to BOC. Call Bert Lane at 442 9519 to receive a ticket.
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BOC
A&p
Bennington Opportunity Council
Bert Lane
Bennington District Court actions span pleas and fines
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg handled numerous pleas and releases. Allen E. Blake, 17, admitted guilt to daytime breaking and entering at Molly Stark School and unlawful trespass, with pre sentence investigations ordered. Several defendants entered guilty pleas or no contest to charges including driving while intoxicated, public intoxication, and writing bad checks, receiving fines, probation, or jail considerations, with various bail and recognizance arrangements. Also noted were related charges against AGR Construction Co. of Readsboro for non payment of weekly wages and a related matter involving Patrick Rondeau of North Adams, Mass.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Allen E. Blake
Depot St
Molly Stark
Edward Hescock
East Dover
Peru
Michael D. Betts
Wallace Mattison
Richard Staude
Donald C. Race Jr
Readsboro
AGR Construction Co
Patrick Rondeau
North Adams
Mass
Herbert C. Holland
Harold J. Barney
Dorothy T. Harrington
Clifford B. Stone
Sunderland
Manchester
Cindy M. Stratton
Arlington
Nobel E. Vincent
Darien
Conn
Robert W. Phillips
Eric A. Hayes
Manchester Center
Charles B. Brough
Castleton
Commissioner of Corrections
Recreation Center Weekly Skating and Activity Schedule
The Bennington Recreation Center outlines nightly skating themes from Monday through Friday 7 to 9 p.m. with variations in lighting and formats, plus a Saturday open schedule. It also lists water polo starting Feb 3, swim lessons weekly, and a broad range of programs including boxing, canoeing, dancing, climbing, crafts, guitar, scuba, fitness classes, and fee details.
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Tom Otero
Rec Center
Bennington Center
Chem Clean
Arlington
Carter inaugural guests visit Marlboro and Bennington events
Bennington brief notes say Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll and son Jim and Marion Pello were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pello in Marlboro Maryland last week for Carter inaugural ceremonies. The Carrolls and Mrs. Pello attended the Carter inaugural party at the National Visitors Center. Disabled American Veterans Bennington Chapter 4 will meet Thursday January 27 at 7 30 p.m. at the Vermont Veterans Mt. Anthony Country Club. Restaurant hours 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday Noon to 8 p.m. Sunday. Stuffed shrimp specialty. Personal advice with the individual in mind. Best value insurance through Shea Agency Inc Bennington.
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Joe Carrol
Jim
Marion Pello
Mike Pello
Marlboro
Carter
Carrolls
Pello
National Visitors Center
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Shea Agency Inc
Insurance Center
Navy probes marijuana use aboard USS Whale at shipyard
The U S Navy is investigating alleged marijuana use by 26 crew members aboard the nuclear submarine USS Whale undergoing repairs at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in New Hampshire. The inquiry centers on off duty conduct with no confirmed incident date. Sailors found to abuse drugs would be moved from submarine duty and reassigned.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Howard
Chief of Naval Personnel
New England Council chief urges fuel conservation
New England Council President Edward J. King urged immediate conservation to curb rising fuel costs as the winter proved 24 per cent colder than last year. He cited oil demand up 25 per cent and heating bills up 30 per cent, with supplies 18 per cent lower than a year ago. He warned of shortages akin to the South and Midwest and said conservation could save money and create jobs, estimating a $108 million yearly investment and 3,400 jobs in the first year.
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Boston
New England Council
Edward J. King
New
King
Midwest
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Clifford D. Green
Bridgeport
Kirk S. Robinson
Williamstown
Charles R. Marra
Rutland
Fienberg
Phyllis Y. Bultman
Clifton Park
N.Y
Rupert
Area High School
North Bennington
Bennington Briefs
Veterans’ Home
Navy
USS Whale
N.E. Council
New England
OPEC
Solar Energy Laboratory
e /Woosehead
Dinette
THE
Happy Family Circle
Elm Street
Bennington, Vermont
Coats & Jackets
Children’s Coats & Jackets
Bates
Chatham
Pepperell
England
Allendale
Pittsfield
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