OBrien to disclose finances after reversal in Montpelier
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Robert OBrien announced he will publish his personal assets and liabilities within days after previously opposing disclosure. He said the move aims to promote open government though he warned audits of officials would not ensure honesty. Lt. Gov Brian Burns disclosed his income sources and said he owns no stocks, bonds, inheritances or trust funds but did not specify tax payments.
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UPI
Robert O’brien
Orange County
O’brien
Brian Burns
Stella Hackel
Burns
O’brien Realty Co
Williston
California
Byrne
Napier
Northwest America
Northwest
Peter Byrne
Dalles
Vermont candidates debate as governor and senator spar
In Springfield three Democratic gubernatorial contenders Lt. Gov. Brian Burns state Treasurer Stella Hackel and Sen. Robert O'Brien face a WCFR radio debate on welfare state government unity rates. In Montpelier Gov. Thomas Salmon and Scott Skinner meet in the Senate primary debate focusing on economic issues.
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UPI
Vermont
U.S. Senate
Brian Burns
Stella Hackel
Robert O’brien
Orango County
WCFR
Montpelier
Thomas Salmon
Scott Skinner
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Senate
Barre
Wilfred Fisher
Ludlow
Salmon
Skinner
Conservation group backs Burns in Vermont primary
The League of Conservation Voters endorsed Lt. Gov. Brian D. Burns for Vermont governor, donating 4000 to the Burns for Governor Committee. The group praised Burns for protecting scenic beauty and his decade of public service while contrasting opponents as less environmentally minded.
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Montpelier
League of Conservation Voters
Brian D. Burns
Vermont
League
Bennington Garden Club Harvest Festival Fair Oct 9
The Bennington Garden Club hosts a Harvest Festival Fair on October 9 at the Old First Church Barn in Old Bennington to fund civic projects and support the club’s bicentennial restoration of Park McCullough House gardens. Committees displayed crafted items and terrariums. a major raffle features a grandmother’s flower garden quilt and other prizes.
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Salon L. Rhode III
Toolan
Thomas Brockway
Lloyd Liu
Douglas Krause
A.B. Wadsworth Jr
A.J. Dewey Jr
van Vechten Graves
Charles Tilgner
Park McCullough House
Bennington
Vermont unemployment rate resumes its decline
Vermont’s jobless rate fell to 5.3 percent of the insured workforce after a one week rise, as 13,000 claimants sought regular and extended benefits totaling over 700000 dollars. Burlington remained the lowest unemployment region while Morrisville was highest.
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Bennington
Brattleboro
Burlington
Middlebury
Morrisville
Newport
Rutland
VIDA approves Rossignol ski plant expansion in Vermont
The Vermont Industrial Development Authority authorizes 1.3 million in Industrial Revenue Bonds to expand The Rossignol Ski Co Inc in Williston by purchasing Sno-Jet Inc facilities and adding a 5,600 square foot section. Bond sale arranged with Morgan Guarantee Trust and Howard Bank. Expansion adds about 60 jobs to 195 total and funds acquisition and renovations.
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Aluminum Cap-Seal Co. Inc
Rossignol
Morgan Guarantee Trust of
New York City
Howard Bank of
Burlington
Jacques Rodet
Williston
Rodet
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