Essex Jct candidate urges 75 percent pay hike for workers
Arthur Deloy Liberty Union lieutenant governor candidate calls on Gov. Salmon to convene an emergency session to pass a 75 percent salary rise for all workers earning under 9000 a year in response to Green Mountain Power 65 percent rate request and NE Telephone 10 percent opening for wage relief. Deloy, Burlington Laborers Local 522 business agent, argues the burden on workers mirrors utility pressures and should be offset by government action.
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Essex Jct
Arthur Deloy
Liberty Union Party
Salmon
Vermont
Delay
Green Mountain Power Company
Deloy
Burlington
Power Company
New England Telephone
Kennedy names aides in Bennington campaign
Anna Caracciola of Bennington was named Bennington County chairwoman for the Kennedy for governor effort, joining a slate that includes George H. Paine and Lew Kedroff among others. State Rep. Peter Giuliani was appointed campaign treasurer as Kennedy seeks the Republican nomination to face Gov. Salmon in November.
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Anna Caracciola
Bennington
Bennington County
House
Walter L
Kennedy
Caracciola
Lamoille
Lew Kedroff
Springfield
Windsor
Ralph Eaton
Middlebury
Addison
Laine C. Vance
Danville
Caledonia
Donald C. Pierce
St. Albans
Franklin
Peter Giuliani
Montpelier
Ways & Means Committee
Chelsea
Salmon
Harry Montague
Westford
Schools win $8 000 grant for substance abuse work
The federal Office of Education approved an $8,000 program to help Vermont schools tackle drug abuse. Supt. George A. Sleeman noted it is one of 275 nationwide and the only Vermont grant. The plan was submitted by Louis A. Axt and Thomas Beshara. Other local items include a July 13 bake sale, a reunion dinner-dance fund, and a Marine Corps promotion.
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Louis Bellemare
Bennington
Supt
George A. Sleeman
Federal Office of Education
Louis A. Axt
Thomas Beshara
Supt. Sleeman
George Serrigo
First United Methodist Church of
Vermont bans postdeath pay life policies
Vermont Banking and Insurance Commissioner James Guest ordered United American Insurance Co to remove a life policy that requires beneficiaries to pay premiums for up to one year after death. Officials said the policy was inadvertently submitted and other United American policies were found compliant. The notice appears among local community briefs including learn to swim classes, Alpha Chi Day Luncheon, a scouting camp, and a local business ad.
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Vermont
James Guest
United American Insurance Co
Dallas
Tex
Guest
United American
Bennington Court hearings roll through multiple cases
In Bennington District Court Judge George M. Fienberg presided as Tracy T. Knapp 25 of Shaftsbury was ordered to Waterbury State Hospital for up to 60 days evaluation after a pro forma not guilty plea to a criminal trespass at her parents’ home. The docket also shows Raymond Tobin 30 of Pownal pleading guilty to public intoxication and simple assault with probation and counseling order, and David Scribner pleading guilty by waiver to tapping a cable line with a $25 fine. Multiple other defendants faced pleas, fines, suspensions, or dismissed charges across Bennington and Manchester cases, including DUI and careless driving, with various bail and sentencing actions documented.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Tracy T. Knapp
West Mountain Road
Shaftsbury
Waterbury State Hospital
Raymond O. Tobin
Pownal
United Counseling Service
David Scribner
Manchester
David R. Harrington
Chester F. Norse
Joseph F. Green Jr
North Hoosick
N.Y
John J. Moon
Berlin
Bernard J. Cross
Sunderland
John E. Clayton
Connecticut
Peru
Raymond Farnum
Claude E. Burke Jr
Dorset
Michael R. Kinney
Sharon L. Bolster
Arlington
Harold E. Harper
Shirley Fisher
James C. Coombs
Poultney
Patrick M. Brady
William A. Cahill Jr
Pawlet
Gregory W. Marsha
Park Lawn Cemetery
Patrick P. Piscopo
Joseph M. Messer
Pittsfield
Mass
David K. Keyes
Machester Depot
Brenda Scheuer
P&c
Beverly Ashline
Crown Point
Robert A. Sweet
Cambridge
William G. Coody
North Adams
Coody
Massachusetts
Rutland Correctional Facility
Thomas Taft
Wagner Trucking Co
Hightstown
N.J
Vermont
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Bennington Briefs
George H. Paine
Morrisville
Barry L. Bodine
Charles H. Bodine
Morgan St
Marie
Louise McLean
Grove St
Yuma, Ariz
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Ryerson Mausert
Hunt St
Hansel and Gretel
Youth Council of the
Bennington Recreation Department
Bennington Recreation Center
Pat Schaffer
Jerri Himmelsbach
Dog Team Tavern
Mary Perrin
Pat Collins
Gail Terrace
Williston
Esther Cook
Winooski Avenue
Klint Wigren
Randolph
Camp
Plymouth
Wigren
Boy Scout Office
Rutland
Dial
Jean Stone
School St. Adv
Bennington District Court
Woodstock
Woodstock Country School
Hill
Philip Hansen
Nich Als
Rien As
Martex
Martex Luxor
Luxor
Witherspoon
Plainfield
UPI
Goddard College
Gerald Witherspoon
Goddard
Lipberts
Berkshire Plaza
Monet
North Adams, Mass
Bennington Co-Operative
Bennington, Vermont
Main St
Equal Housing Lender
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