Vermont top officials get 7.4 percent pay raise under Salmon plan
In Montpelier UPI reports Gov Thomas P Salmon lines up state salaries with the 1974 state employees pay act. Classified workers gain a 5 percent cost of living raise plus 2.4 percent merit pay. Nonclassified heads and deputies also receive raises. Governor’s salary stays at 35000 while Health Commissioner Okin climbs to 36430 and Human Services Secretary Davis rises to 33630. Other increases include Robins 31380 and Gray 31300. Wilson 32280. Webster 30600. Jamese 21130. James 20130. Ristau 22350. Education Commissioner Withey 28020. Philbrook 26900. Crisman 25760. Corcoran 25580. Handy 25800. Pyper 25270. Guest 23120.
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Robert B. Okin
Human Services
Thomas C. Davis
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Martin Johnson
Johnson
Anthony Robbins
John Gray
Robert M. Wilson
Donald Webster
Joseph Jamese
Norman James
Arthur Ristau
Robert Withey
Paul Philbrook
Ronald Crisman
Public Safety
Edward Corcoran
Joseph S. Handy
Gordon Pyper
James Guest
Kennedy
Cain launches Congress drive in Vermont race
Former Burlington mayor Francis Cain opened his Democratic campaign in Vermont for a U.S. House seat and urged rivals to end the Labor Council endorsement dispute. He warned it could split labor votes, outlined broad policy ideas, and planned northern Vermont and southern campaign HQs.
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Cain
Vermont Labor Council
Francis Esposito
D-Rutland
Esposito
Labor Council
Ralph Williams
Margaret Lucenti
Barre
Williams
Washington
Aflcio Council On Political Education
Executive Branch
Congress
Vermont
Burlington
Bellows Falls
Ross attacks Mallary in Vermont Senate race
Hinesburg attorney Charles E. Ross opened his Republican bid by accusing incumbent Richard W. Mallary of using government funded campaign literature and mass mailings to sway voters. He cited a 157000 person mailing and questioned funding sources plans to limit campaign finance. He urged disclosure of pre April 7 1972 funds and proposed a three month pre election ban on mass mailings by senators and representatives.
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Richard W. Mallary
Mallary
U.S
Vermont
Ross
St. Albans
House
Senate
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Mallory
Burlington
Congressman Mallary
Secretary of the
Governor McCall replies to Sunny Valley poet in state
Oregon Governor Tom McCall responds to A Crittendon of Sunny Valley with verse about keeping newcomers away while praising Oregon's charms. The exchange highlights McCall’s stance on immigration amid local debate.
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Salem
Ore
UPI
Oregon
Tom McCall
A. Crittendon
Sunny Valley
Crittendon
California
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William Griffin
Thomas Griffin
Frank Dupree
Frank Orzell
Peter Riker
Hinesburg
Charles E. Ross
Shis
U.S. Senate
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Main Street
Bennington
Paradise Restaurant
W. Main ST
5Th Avenue
New York City
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Qume
Tabriz
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International Persian Rug Corp
Fifth Avenue N.Y.C
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Crittenden
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Boston
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New England
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Freezer
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Jean Reidel
School of Home Economics
University of Vermont
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