State Group Studies Tax Collections In Vermont
A Vermont government subgroup, created by the Committee on Administrative Coordination, studies streamlining tax collection across the Treasurer’s Office, Tax Department, Motor Vehicle Department, Liquor Control Board, Banking and Insurance, and Secretary of State. Auditor Jay H. Gordon said the agencies may not all be affected by the study’s recommendations, though all collect revenue.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Committee On Administrative Coordination
Treasurer’s Office
Tax Department
Motor Vehicle Department
Liquor Control Board
Banking and Insurance Office
Secretary of State’s Office
Auditor of Accounts
Jay H. Gordon
Minia ture Tactics Society members seen with toy soldiers
A color photo in the New York Sunday News shows Robert Gibney of Amityville New York, formerly of Bennington, with fellow Miniature Tactics Society members staging a Turks versus Christians battle on a plastic table at Richard Ford’s Westbury home. The group owns 5000+ painted lead soldiers valued from 1.50 to hundreds, with notable pieces like Churchill. Nearby, Miss Margaret Austin’s To Tell the Truth appearance drew attention as voting results were missed by viewers.
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New York Sunday News
Robert Gibney
Amityville
L.I
Bennington
Bob
Catherine Gibney
Maple Street
James
Dash) Gibney
Woodford
Miniature Tactics Society
Richard Ford
Westbury
MTS
al Schultz
Mark Charles
Pete Ford
al Preuss
Gibney
Sir Winston Churchill
Margaret Austin
Miss Austin
Impossibles, Inc
Twenty Acres of Harvest and the Toll of Lumbering
In a memoir style narrative, the author recalls an attempted lumbering project to salvage income from a forest. Uncle Walter Leo and Charles cut trees to open views, but the operation faced ethical and emotional conflict as old maples and beech fell. A lumbering boss advocates selective cutting, while the narrator mourns loss yet notes fresh firewood, new trails, and eventual forest recovery inching toward regrowth. The piece ends with plans to continue next week.
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Walter
Leo
Charles
Mother Nature
Bennington Banner Announces Classified and Rates Policy
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising contacts and publishes a daily edition at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont with UPI news. Subscription rates vary by radius and duration featuring 3 month, 6 month, and 1 year options for Vermont and U.S. addresses with special serviceman rates.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Money Isn t Everything in a Saving Dilemma
An informal essay on money and budgeting, noting the paradoxes of saving and spending. The narrator questions common financial advice, shares comic anecdotes about buying in bulk and toilet paper hoarding, and emphasizes a simple rule: spend what is earned, avoid debt, and avoid fighting about money.
Vacant Spots Persist At New England Colleges
New England Board of Higher Education reports freshman classes 97 percent full, leaving 3 000 plus places open for qualified students. About 3 029 vacancies exist, with one third at general four year nonsectarian institutions. Vermont colleges Lyndon, Johnson State, Vermont Technical, Goodard, Marlboro and Windham have openings. NEBHE lists 31 Church St Winchester MA for full college list.
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Winchester
Mass
New England Board of Higher Education
New England
Vermont
Lyndon and Johnson State
Vermont Technical
Goodard, Marlboro
Windham
Church St
NEBHE
Rare one sided 1953 dime found in Columbia
George Miller found an authentic fence-sided coin, a 1953 dime with Franklin D Roosevelt on one side and a flat reverse. Offers have reached 250 dollars, with an insurance broker proposing 2500 dollars coverage for the unusual dime.
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Columbia, S. C
UPI
George Miller
Miller
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Drunken Bear Shooters Get Jail Park Ban
In Gatlinburg Tennessee three men were banned from Great Smoky Mountains National Park for five years after the fatal bear shooting. Daniel Luther Ball, 30, of Bryson North Carolina, was sentenced to 60 days in jail for the shooting, while two Bryson companions received 60 day suspended sentences for intoxication.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Daniel Luther Ball
Bryson
N. C
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Palace of Versailles
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