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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1973

Page

10

Legislature sees capital gains gap in tax plan panel

Stewart tells lawmakers the Ways and Means panel will omit the capital gains tax and the transfer tax rise from the administration’s tax relief bill. He warns the $5 million land sale and $3 million transfer tax pieces may not fund 80,000 claims and urges local governments to back proposed funding shifts. Republicans had favored higher transfer taxes to raise revenues.

Montpelier UPT The Vermont League of Cities and Towns House Ways and Means Robert Stewart Stewart

Vermont Refund Programs for Low Income Vermonters

Vermont residents hear about two state refunds for 1972 income. The Senior Citizens Property Tax Refund requires age, Vermont residency, homestead tax or rent, and income under 4286. The Sales and Use Tax Refund requires nine months residency, not claimed as a dependent, income under 6000 with exemptions, and retroactive refunds for 1970 1971 1972. Apply by April 16 1973 via Vermont Department of Taxes or contact Bennington.

Nhot Vermont Senior Citizens Vermont Department of Taxes Montpelier

Miss Paquin Featured in Outstanding Young Women List

Biography of Mss Noncy Ann Paquin daughter of Mrs Alice Paquin of 317 Pleasant St and the late Raymond A Paquin appears in the eighth edition of Outstanding Young Women of America 1972 onward program. The national reference work recognizes women ages 21 to 36 for abilities dedication and service and Miss Paquin has earned an award certificate.

Noncy Ann Paquin Alice Paquin Pleasant St Raymond A- Paquin America Paquin

Peace exercises honor VFW Auxiliary members at Memorial Park

VFW Auxiliary members who took part in peace exercises Saturday night at Memorial Park included Past Cmdr. Patrick Devlin Alfred Thibodeau Norbert Hulett Harl Williams and Abel LeBlanc From the auxiliary Gold Star Mother Josephine Colvin president Janet LeBlanc Dorothy King Helen Davis Dorothy Martin Loretta Harrington Jo Annt Hulett and Patricia Thibodeau After the exercises past and auxiliary members visited Past department commander Ernest Costa at his home Costa is recovering from a very serious illness Also noted Miss Paquin a Women of Amence member works in the Division of Dental Health U S Public Health Service She is a Remington High School graduate who earned a B S from the University of Vermont in 1961 a 1965 M A in public administration from American University and is pursuing a Ph D

Memorial Park Patrick Devlin Alfred Thibodeau Norbert Hulett Harl Williams Abel LeBlanc Josephine Colvin Janet LeBlanc Dorothy King Helen Davis Dorothy Martin Loretta Harrington Jo-Annt Hulett Patricia Thibodeau Ernest Costa Costa Hines Remington High School University of Vermont American University

Bennington Hearing on Bolles Brook Access Wednesday

Bennington selectmen set a public hearing at 7 30 p m on Wednesday in the town hall to discuss public motor vehicle access to Bolles Brook near Woodford and to consider measures to protect the water supply. The issue centers on pollution from visitors along Long Trail Road and a private road segment.

Bennington Bolles Brook Woodford Brack Bonnington William R. Scott Selectmen Arlington David Putter Potter

Open Listing: Risks of Sale By Any Broker

Real estate column explains Open Listing contracts where any broker may lock in a sale but the seller can still list elsewhere or sell themselves. It notes high uncertainty, potential loss of the sale to others, and that top brokers rarely accept open listings. Hoisington era Vermont realtor boards president cited. HOSLINGTON REALTY offers help at 489 Main St.

Hoisington The Vermont. Association of Realtor Boards Hoslington Realty Main St

Land plan study seeks deadline extension in Vermont

Rep John Mulligan says the Natural Resources Committee will need more time than the February 15 deadline to study the land capability and development plan. He noted the panel will decide how long it takes once the plan arrives in bill form and plans to have it explained by Environmental Board Chairman Benjamin Partridge Jr. The plan, drafted by the Environmental Board and signed by former Gov Deane C Davis, awaits legislative approval before becoming law.

Environmental Board Benjamin Partridge Jr Deane C. Davis Vermont

R R ruling expected to reopen Vermont railroad line

U S District Judge James Holden was to rule this week on an Interstate Commerce Commission petition to force the reopening of the St Johnsbury and Tillement County Railroad. Samuel Pinagy of Boston shut the 9 mile line last November and won t repair it. The TCG and Public Service Board seek an injunction to compel Pinagy to restore service linking Swanton and St Johnsbury. Northeastern Vermont Development Association supports a bill to back a state purchase and operator for the line, awaiting Senate action.

URAL UPL U.S. District Court James Holden Interstate Commerce Commission St. Johnsbury Tamille Allroad Samuel Pinagfey Boston Stark Up TCG State Public Service Board Holden Pinsley Swanton Northeastern Vermont Development Association Transi Republian Fred Westphal Jamoaille County John Boylan Essex-Orleans Cowntlessoes Senate

Children Born On Mom’s Birthday In Spain

Teresa Geniez Olivares has four children aged 11, nine, five, and two, all born on January 21, the CIFRA agency reports. Jan 21 also marks Olivares’ own birthday, making the date a shared celebration.

Torhente Spain UPI Teresa Geniez Olivares CIFRA

Air Force recruiter opens weekly visits for Bennington Manchester

Sgt. Edward Sanderson announces weekly visits in Bennington and Manchester to counsel on military careers. He will be at Mt. Anthony Union High School Bennington Thursdays 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Burr & Burton Seminary Manchester on Red Friday from 9 a.m. to noon. He can be reached at 156 West St Rutland or 447-7611 for interviews about thousands of jobs across 400 career fields aligning with civilian work.

Air Force Edward Sanderson Bennington Manchester Sanderson West St Rutland

Philbrook Doubtful on Permanent Welfare Chief Role

Montpelier UPI Acting Social Welfare Commissioner Pawl Philbrook says he has not decided whether to accept the permanent welfare commissioner job. Human Services Secretary Thomas Davis wants the veteran social worker to take the post, but several conditions must be resolved. He would have to leave classified state employment and take an exempt political appointment, and he questions if that is desirable amid recent administrations. He notes welfare chief is unstable, citing past leadership changes.

Vermont lawmakers weigh single member districts plan

House Minority Whip Oreste Valsangiacomo of Barré will introduce a resolution calling for reapportionment of both houses in the Vermont Legislature to single member districts. The legislature has stalled on a Vermont Supreme Court ordered reapportionment based on one man one vote amid GOP opposition to breaking county lines for state Senate elections.

Vermont

Mrs Edith Stanley heads to Florida visit with Springfield kin

Mrs Edith Stanley formerly of Bennington and now in Shushan N Y will spend a week in Hollywood Florida as guest of Miss Nola Dupree of Springfield Mass. They will then travel to Groveland Florida to visit Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hughes, former Bennington residents, before returning home to see many friends.

Edith Stanley Bennington Shushan N.Y Hollywood Fla Nola Dupree Springfield Mass Dupree Steiger Groveland LeRoy Hughes

Mallary presses to scrap all oil import quotas

Representative Richard Mallary has introduced a bill to abolish the oil import quota system. He argues quotas failed to boost domestic production, cost consumers billions, and did not prevent shortages. He urges Congress to seek effective energy solutions balancing environment and national security.

Mallary Washington, D.C Richard Mallary Office At Emergency Preparedness Mallory New England Norheast Congress

Liberty Union to Hold Bennington Phone Rate Session

Liberty Union announces an eight meeting session in Bennington to oppose New England Telephone Company's rate hike. The event at the Bennington Free Library on Thursday features Martha Abbott and Bernard Sanders discussing the Public Service Board and ways to keep rates from rising. A statewide petition drive led by Liberty Union seeks action before the February 7 public hearing at the Bennington County Courthouse.

Bennington Liberty Union Vermont Martha Abbott Bernard Sanders New England Telephone Co

Funeral Rites for Richmond A Thurber Held at Gibney Home

Funeral services for Richmond A Thurber of Middle Powngs Road were conducted Thursday night at Gibney Haynes Kane Funeral Home with Rev Henry Bourgeais officiating. Honorary pallbearers included four cousins Christopher Thurber James Thurber Arthur Robinson Jr and Mark Robinson. Entombment followed at Park Lawn Chapel with spring burial planned in the family plot. Relatives and friends came from New York Massachusetts and nearby areas.

Richmond A. Thurber Middle Powngs Road Gibney, Haynes & Kane Henry Bourgeais Cs.c Sacred Heart Church Christopher Thurber James Thurber Arthur Robinson Jr Mark Robinson Park Lawn Chapel New York Massachusetts

Las Vegas Night to Benefit UCS Fundraiser

A Las Vegas Night fundraiser to aid UCS is planned with dancing and games of chance. Co chairs Tom Bluto Jane Barbera and Ann Jensen will host at Paradise restaurant. Prizes include a Montreal weekend from Rita Patten and travel from local businesses. Tickets cost 64 with 5 tax deductible. proceeds go to UCS.

Vegas Tom Bluto Paradise Jane Barbera Ann Jensen United Rita Patten Aladdin Travel Agency Montreal Albany Art Roberts Shea Agency Richard Geannelis Geannelis Restaurant Chuck Jensen ASW UCS Jensen Barbera

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Legislator’s Report YSEA Nancy Ann Paquin Standing Women of Amence Miss Paquin Division of Dental Health U.S. Public Health Service Bolles Yankee Maid Antiques Elan Street Philbrook John Wackerman Davis Joseph Betit Suliwn Wackerman Bent Child Services Bennington Briefs Shea Agency Inc Shea Agency Inc. Insurance Center ADV Drysdale Parkas Women's and Children's Drysdales Las Vegas Belemae & Sona Northside American Express Losa American Express Office of Representative County National Bank OU Dennington and Arrangton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporrating
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