Thomson vows suit if Senate adjourns on NH Senate dispute
New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson said he will seek a U.S. Supreme Court action against the Senate if it adjourns without settling the disputed NH Senate election. He urged Wyman be seated or a new NH vote, and criticized the Senate’s slow pace amid debate over due process and the six year term.
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Israel rejects most proposals for interim Sinai accord
United Press International reports Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Israel rejects most of Egypt's latest interim peace proposals for the Sinai and is drafting coun teroffers. Negotiations continue with no surprise outcome expected soon as Cairo objects to Israeli demands.
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Rogers Family Reunion Held at Shaftsbury Park
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rogers of 159 Benmont Ave Bennington hosted their 17th Rogers family reunion on July 20 at Shaftsbury State Park. A noon picnic barbeque followed by swimming games boating and horseshoes filled the day. The Rogers clan includes 15 children 38 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. A meeting set for next year’s reunion was held with committee members Sue Rogers Roberson and siblings Roy Francis and James Rogers.
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Shortage of canning lids eyed nationwide
Vermont Governor Thomas P. Salmon said a widespread shortage of canning jars lids and rings will continue for some time. Ball Corp officials noted zinc-top lids as a compatible substitute available by direct order for $2.50 per dozen with a two dozen limit.
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Thomas P. Salmon
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Ball Corp
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Muncie, Inc
Vermont blue laws challenged as ludicrous by grocers chief
In Montpelier Vermont the executive director of the Vermont Grocers Association calls Sunday blue laws ludicrous and discriminatory and urges stores to obey the statute this Sunday while noting items like paper plates and toilet tissue cannot be sold. Attorney General Diamond lifted a moratorium on enforcement amid uneven application by county prosecutors.
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Vermont
Jobless Vermonters May Get Health Insurance Restored
Vermont Insurance Commissioner James Guest backs a plan to restore group health coverage for unemployed workers who lost it, with options for employers to pay, workers to pay, or share costs. About 20,000 Vermonters are affected. bulletin takes effect July 30, with reports due by Sept. 30 and potential follow up after review.
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North Carolina
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Babcock named head of Vermont state employees union
Robert Babcock Jr. of Stowe was chosen executive director of the Vermont State Employees Association overseeing about 5000 state workers. The 33 year old Democrat succeeds Garnet Harvey amid member dissatisfaction and faces AFSCME challenges to the union’s representation. Babcock’s background includes journalism, environmental lobbying, and public relations work.
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Montpelier
Deane Davis
Vermont
Obituary for Mrs Helen Matzinger of Manchester
Mrs Helen Matzinger longtime summer resident of Manchester died at her summer home Friday July 25. A service will be held Monday July 28 at 10 a.m. at the First Congregational Church Manchester with Rev Jerome Hevey officiating. A fuller obituary will appear in Monday's paper.
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Manchester
First Congregational Church
Jerome Hevey
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