Fourth superagency in legal operation
Vermont's fourth new super agency under government reorganization is now in operation legally after the 1971 legislature created an Agency of Administration by merging tax and administration departments and elevating divisions to department status. The law took effect Tuesday with Richard Mallary expected to head the agency at a $22,000 salary, the lowest of the four secretaries.
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Peter Martin
Richard Mallary
Orange County Republican
Senate
Davis
William Cowles
Human Services
Elbert Moulton
Robert Williams
Martin
Mallory
Deane C. Davis
Three from town graduate from St. Michael's
WINOOSKI Three Bennington residents were among the 1971 graduates of St. Michael's College Sunday. The class numbered 250. Warren Armand Allen, English literature. William Patrick Brooks Jr., political science. Timothy M. LeRay, business administration. Arthur S. Flemming, former HEW secretary under Eisenhower, delivered the commencement address.
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Winooski
Bennington
St. Michael’s College
Warren Armand Allen
Helen Sohn
Willow Trailer Park
William Patrick Brooks Jr
Brooks
School St
Timothy M. LeRay
Herman LeRay
Stark St
Arthur S. Flemming
Macalester College
Health, Education and Welfare
Eisenhower
Coed
Liberal Arts and Sciences College
Springfield girl wins scholarship and college degree
Miss Susan L. White of Bennington earned a bachelor of science in elementary education at Central Connecticut State College 121st commencement on May 28. A Springfield, Vermont student, Miss Nancy Ann Roberts, 17, won a $250 Vermont Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters scholarship for 17 applicants.
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New Britain
Conn
Bennington
Susan L. White
Marshall White
Park St
Central
Connecticut
Vermont Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters
Nancy Ann Roberts
River St
Springfield
WBTN
Bob Harrington
Miss Roberts
George Roberts
Springfield High School
University of Vermont
National Forensic League
WCFR
Harrington
George Sleeman
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Phillip Leonard
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Lamplighter Inn
Brattleboro
Hearings on New England power needs at Faneuil Hall
Public hearings in Boston at Faneuil Hall on June 30 and July 1 examine a New England Regional Commission report forecasting a fourfold rise in electric power demand over 20 years. The panel urges regional generation and transmission agency creation, plus a site acquisition, licensing authority, and energy policy staff. Public input welcomed. copies of the report available at 55 Court St. Boston.
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Boston
New England
New England Regional Commission
Faneuil Hall
Commission
Chester M. Wiggin Jr
Frank Licht
Rhode Island
Court St
Springfield NEA probe expected after teachers ask
A Vermont education official said the National Education Association will likely approve a probe into Springfield school conditions. Weston Cate, executive secretary of the Vermont Education Association, said approval is presumed and a response from NEA should arrive soon amid a Washington strike over the union’s contract. Describing the Springfield teachers’ demand for hearings and legal procedures, he cited the VE A review that prompted the call.
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Association
Washington
Springfield Teachers Association
Vermont Education Association
Springfield
NEA
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