Roll Call Report on June 28 House votes energy bill
Washington report shows major roll calls with votes on a House energy measure. Energy Dept amendment to limit secretary power passed 236 to 119, attaching to HR 6804 to create a super agency uniting FPC EARDA and FEA. Rep. Brown praised independence of a commission. Rep. Brooks urged secretary authority. Rep. Jeffords did not vote. Tax exemption bill HR 6893 passed 294 to 83.
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Washington
Congress
House Energy Dept
Secretary of Energy
Department of Energy
Federal Power Commission
Energy Research and Development Administration
Federal Energy Agency
Clarence Brown
Jack Brooks
D-Texas
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Maryland
House
Senate
Virginia
D.C
George Danielson
Calif
Jeffords
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
James Cleveland
Rn.h
Pratt Peckham wedding ceremony celebrated in Bennington
The wedding of Debra Lee Pratt and Steven Brent Peckham occurred June 4 at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. Joseph Quinn officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Barbara Pegrum, best man John Peckham, bridesmaids in lavender gowns, and ushers from North Bennington and Hoosick Falls. The couple, graduates of MAUHS in 1970, reside in Bennington after a reception at the Moose Club and a Maine honeymoon trip.
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Debra Lee Pratt
Edward C. Pratt
Evergreen Drive
Bennington
Steven Brent Peckham
Robert E. Peckham
Hall Street
North Bennington
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Quinn
Louise Gauthier
Jean Bishop
Barbara Pegrum
Sanford
Maine
John Peckham
Carol Johnston
Pittsford
Marcia Peckham
Shaftsbury
Betty Quackenbush
Tammy Lanfair
Melissa Harwood
Dick Mattison
Florence Santo
Moose Club
Oguaquit
East Road
MAUHS
Castleton State College
Paul Smith College
National Hardwood Lumber Inspecting School
Memphis
Tenn
Obituary: William H. Stuchel, Navy veteran and businessman
William H. Stuchel, 59, formerly of Bennington, died June 6 at his RD 1 Union City Pennsylvania home. A Navy lieutenant senior grade veteran, he served in the Pacific and Korea, owned a boat livery at Lake Pleasant, and held membership in Eagles VFW and MOOC in Bennington. Survived by wife Sedmajane Hilton, siblings Lois Grohe, Laura Sherif, Merle Stuchel, cousin Gaylord Stuchel. private funeral held June 9. Contributions may be made for a memorial garden at a Lake Pleasant wildlife sanctuary.
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William H. Stuchel
Bennington
Union City
The
Eagles
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Military Order of the Cooties
Pennsylvania
Sawyer City
William H
Irene MacDonald Stuchel
Lake Pleasant
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Korea
Pittsfield
Mass
Naval Reserve Center
Sedmajane Hilton
Lois Grohe
Laura Sherif
Phoenix
Merle
Lyndon Institute grads told of brighter future ahead
Gov. Richard Snelling at Lyndon Institute commencement told graduates these are the good old days with the greatest range of options in history. He urged continued education and exploring all career options before deciding. He warned future generations must have similar opportunities.
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Lyndonville Upi
Lyndon Institute
Richard Snelling
Funeral held for Carl D Knox in East Arlington
The funeral of Carl D. Knox of East Arlington was held Friday morning from the Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home. Rev. David Andrews officiated. Bearers were Jerry Sargood John King Leonard Wood William Bahan Ronald and Burton Snow. Knox died June 6 at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Callings were at the Hale Co. plant Thursday evening for employees and other personnel. Committal prayers were at Evergreen Cemetery in the family plot.
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Carl D. Knox
East Arlington
Hanson-Walbridge
Arlington
David Andrews
Federated Church
Jerry Sargood
John King
Leonard Wood
William Bahan
Ronald and
Burton Snow
Hale Co
Mr. Knox
Mr. Andrews
Evergreen Cemetery
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local News Bits
Bennington notes include Marine Lance Cpl. John A. Baker reporting for duty with the 30 Marine Division on Okinawa and a June 1975 enlistment. Patricia Ann Hawley graduates from Russell Sage College in Troy, N.Y. with 530 others. Local business updates announce new hours at West Main Citgo under Red and Carl Sherman. Dr. Donald Shea and Dr. Thomas Rennie offices announce limited summer closures. Curl N Swirl adds two stylists Gail Jones and Candy Harrington, plus Kim Mumley. John P. Hart earns a Mercer University BA and works in Jacksonville for the summer.
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Lance
John A. Baker
Trudy
Kenneth Harley
Grove St
Bennington
Marine Division
Okinawa
Marine Corps
Blood donors open to penicillin allergic again
Vermont New Hampshire Red Cross Blood Center lifts ban on penicillin allergic donors after research confirms no reactions in past six months. Bloodmobile at First Baptist Church Colgate Hall, Bennington, June 15 from 11 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. New and regular donors urged to bring ID blood type noted on card.
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Margaret D. Clark
Red Cross
Vermont-New Hampshire
Bennington
The
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Main St
WS. Hall
Richard Guerrero
Julius Manes
Barth Vander
Vermont Veterans Home awards nursing course certificates
Commandant John E. Ahearn presided as 50 hour nursing procedures certificates were presented to institutional orderlies at the Vermont Veterans Home. Helena Loomis RN led classroom instruction to improve nursing care and resident comfort, with a group photo listing names of graduates and missing classmates.
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John E. Ahearn
Vermont Veterans Home
Helena Loomis
R.N
James Hurd
Eric Burgess
George Keen
Della Rideout
Mark Nesbit
Joan Howard
Michele Burgess
Edward Thurber
Barbara French
Commandant Ahearn
Paul Kennedy
Ralph Coyne
Robert Horton
Inflation and Real Estate as Investment in 1967 Era
The piece lists rising costs from 63 to 75 percent across goods and services and argues inflation affects families. It notes real estate as a key, often overlooked, investment growing alongside prices, framing the family home as a wealth builder amid the cost of living surge.
Inflation and Homeownership as an Inflation Hedge
The piece argues housing investment keeps pace with inflation, noting 1975 CPI basket up 61 percent since 1967 while residential construction costs rose 83 percent. It highlights real estate as the best inflation hedge and profiles Mrs. Hoisington, Principal Broker of Hoisington Realty, former Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors president, and assistant dean of the Tri-State Real Estate Institute, licensed in Vermont and New York.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
Dmo
HUD
Harrison Williams
Robert Stafford
Patrick Leahy
Federal
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
William Proxmire
Dwis
Leahy
Stafford
Mr. and
Mrs
Russell C. Schmidt & Son
Eva D. Stanley
Springfield
Eva Dame Stanley
North Pownal
Connecticut Ave
Mercy
Albert
Marion Dziedzinski
Margaret Hebert
Hopkinton
Hillcrest Park Cemetery
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Briefs
Patricia Ann Hawley
Russell Sage College
Troy
N.Y
West Main Citgo
Main and
Dewey
Red
Carl Sherman
Citgo
Donald Shea
Curl ’N Swirl Beauty Salon
Gail
Thomas Rennie
Callander- Humphrey Monuments
John P. Hart
Jean M. Hart
Peaks Pine Road
William B. Hart
Burgess Road
Mercer University
Macon
Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Els
Francis Herrick
Gray
Edward Pinsonneault
William Dailey Jr
Leonard Dykeman
James Merunowicz
George Ryan
Robert Myers
Kenneth Jolivette
Kathleen Phillips
Robert Cone
Gary Barbera
John Mook
Franklin Jones
Robert Gibbs
J. Duncan Campbell
Francis Tomasi
George Atwood
Arthur Murphy
Dean Hanson
Henry Ostrander
George Plumb
Leroy Marsden
Henry Harries
Douglas Bissel
William Sims
Stanley Baczek
George Kerbs
Arthur Hall
LaFazia
van Mra G Erte
Castelli
Orise
Nichols
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