Vermont women win new credit discrimination law
Karen Kent chairwoman of the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women explains Vermont's new law banning credit discrimination based on sex or marital status. The measure applies to banks, motor vehicle financing, and retail instalment sales, with penalties and formal rulemaking to ensure compliance statewide.
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Women’s Commission
New Credit
Montpelier
Karen Kent
Governor’s Commission On the Status of Women
Vermont
Kent
Salmon
Vermont Attorney General’s Office
Vermont Department of Banking and Insurance
Consumer Fraud Division
Banking and Insurance Department
Department
Mpet
Charles Kulp
Phoebe Morse
Governor’ Commission On the Status of
James A. Guest
Boston FEA hearings probe energy use and self sufficiency
The Federal Energy Administration launches a three month New England phase of Project Independence hearings at Faneuil Hall August 26 to 28 from 9 AM to 9 PM daily. Regional Administrator Hugh Saussy Jr. and Administrator John C. Sawhill invite input from individuals companies and officials on offshore drilling coal nuclear power fuel switching solar and geothermal options. Written and oral testimony will feed a nationwide blueprint due to the president by November 1.
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Boston
Federal Energy Administration
Hugh Saussy Jr
Nixon
Saussy
New England
Faneuil Hall
New ‘England
FEA
John C. Sawhill
Sawhill
America
Wright Brothers
The
Edisons
McCormacks
Project Independence
Region I
Causeway St
Mass
Denver
Atlanta
Bennington Property Transfers Recorded June to July
Transfers recorded in Bennington town clerk’s office from June 21 to July 5 show multiple property deeds. Notable entries include Robert F. Johnson and Shirley M. Johnson selling 117 Rollin St to Alan C. and Patricia A. Smith for 24000, and John M. Jr. and Virginia Babcock selling 1073 East Main St to Roger D. and Toni J. Hall for 17000. Additional transfers involve Everett P. LeBlanc to John P. and Doris A. Lemieux for about 10 acres on Houghton Lane at 14000, William H. Pulver to Peter A. and Linda J. Greene for 175 South Branch St at 18500, Stephen C. Simonson to Richard L. and Ruth M. Colonel for Lot 31 on Pine Circle West at 7000, William H. Morse to Francis B. Woodward for Harbour Road lots at 3000 each, and Estate of Elwood S. Cassell to Marvin P. and Linda C. Lampron for 317 Prospect St. at an unspecified price.
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Bennington
Robert F
Shirley M. Johnson
Alan C
Patricia A. Smith
Rollin St
John M. Jr
Virginia Babcock
Roger D
Toni J. Hall
North Bennington
East Main St
Houghton Lane
William H
Elaine M. Pulver
Peter A
Linda J. Greene
Shaftsbury
South Branch St
Stephen C. Simonson
Little Silver
N.J
Richard L
Ruth M
Pine Circle
William H. Morse
Francis B. Woodward
Harbour Road
Elwood S. Cassell
Marvin P
Linda C. Lampron
Prospect St
Old tires eyed for artificial fish reefs along East Coast
EPA booklet notes nearly a billion tires could form reef structures off the East Coast to boost fisheries. About 200 million discarded yearly waste tires feed the reef plan, with 114 approved sites and 400,000 tires used so far. A 1,000-tire Ipswich Bay reef exists. completing reefs may require hundreds of millions more tires.
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Boston
United States
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
New England
Florida
Ipswich Bay
Mass
Old houses gain popularity but can be expensive
The Vermont Association of Insurance Agents met at Mountain View House Whitefield New Hampshire naming Edward C. Pike Hull Maynard Gerald Rice and Charles Lord to leadership roles with an executive committee including Robert Boardman Peter Haslam John Osha Peter Hubbard and Reginald Counsell. The New York UPIsummary notes that old houses from colonials to Victorian brownstones are sought after for charm and value but carry pitfalls requiring professional inspection and cost estimates for wiring heating plumbing and structural work.
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Windsor
Vermont Association of Insurance Agents
Mountain View House
Whitefield
N.H
Edward C. Pike
Hull Maynard
Gerald Rice
Charles Lord
Robert Boardman
Peter Haslam
John Osha
Peter Hubbard
Reginald Counsell
New York
UPI
R.A. Clem Labine
Old House Journal
Labine
Sabine
Rutland CVPS weekly power output and trends
Central Vermont Public Service Corp reports week ending June 28 output 28,339,000 kWh, down 3.59 percent from 1973. Eighteen degree days logged at Rutland. year to date output 911,457,800 kWh, down 1.39 percent versus last year.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
IRS claims energy price rollbacks in Vermont report
Vermont details show 298 price rollbacks and 416405 in overcharges refunded to petroleum users. IRS studied energy program from Sept 10 1973 to June 20 1974, handling 2982 inquiries and 1010 complaints, with 538 investigations. IRS duties moved to the Federal Energy Administration on July 1.
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Burlington
Vermont
Carolyn K. Buttolph
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Buttolph
Federal Energy Administration
Taftcor
RD 1
Williston
Federal Building
State Street
Montpelier
Dr. Shea Maintains AAFP Membership in Kansas City
Dr James Seward Shea of Shaftsbury has completed required continuing education to retain active AAFP membership. The American Academy of Family Physicians requires at least 150 hours of accredited medical study every three years.
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Kansas City
James Seward Shea
Shaftsbury
American Academy of Family Physicians
National Association of Family Doctors
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