Mallary explains why he opposed Nixon revenue sharing bill
Congressman Richard W. Mallary voiced support for revenue sharing in principle but opposed the bill's formula. He warned Vermont and rural states would lose money under the House bill and criticized the lack of amendments. He argued the plan favored wealthier states, penalized rural areas, and warned against a $5.2 billion annual outlay with a looming deficit.
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Nixon
Washington
Richard W. Mallary
Vermont
House
Mallarey
Mallory
Mrs Gile Named SWVEA Head Attends NEA Convention
Patricia Gile, first grade teacher in the Bennington School District, has been elected president of the South West Vermont Education Association and will represent the group at the NEA annual convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey, June 28 to 30.
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Southwest Vermont Education Association
National Education Association
Atlantic City
N.J
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Bennington
Pownal
SWVEA
William Lally
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Kenneth
Mt. Anthony
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Nichole
Pamela
Pownial
Larraine Eastman
Mary Stark School
Renata Wheelock
Mt Anthony
Richard Singleton
Vermont
Eric PF. Scott
Brattleboro
Vermont Education Association
Weston Cate Jr
VEA
Marion Taylor
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vermont environmental clash pits developers and greens
Vermont lawmakers and environmental groups clash over Act 250 as Common Sense touts changes to protect hillsides while industry executives push for reforms. Davis and environmental board chair Partridge contend a gut of environmental laws would threaten the state economy, with regional leaders urging cooperation amid rewritten land use plans and a looming Atlantic City education convention.
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Killington
Davis
State Environmental Board
Benjamin Partridge
Scott Skinner
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
VPRIG
Robert Badcock Jr
Environmental Board
Smith
Woodstock
Common Sense
Seward
Lawrence Weight
Burlington
Vermont
Schuyler Jackson
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Martin Johnson
Margaret Garland
Vermont Natural Resources Council
James Marvin
University of Vermont
Babcock
Sft Allotts
Elbert G. Moultan
Quecec Lakes Orp
Quecec
Robert Wilson
Waitsfield
Hickock and
Boardman
Robert Garside
Montpelier
Vermont Petroleum Inc
Vermont Oil Heat Institute
Stowe
William Lack- Wood
Howard National Bank Board
Wilson
Sepp Rusch
Mt. Mansfield Corp
William Riley
Angelo Pizzagall
Pizzagall Construction Co
South Burlington
Pavilion
Ned Pettingil
Royalton
Sheldon Dimick
Randolph National Bank
J. Walter Herlihy
General Electric
Rutland
Eugene Cenci
Bridges costs rise in Vermont plan
Vermont State Highway Commissioner John Gray estimates replacement or repair of about 5000 bridges would cost 20 on. He cited Beattleboro and Easex Junction bridges possibly reaching up to 4 million dollars each. He warned prices will rise and blamed environmentalists for driving up road work costs by as much as 25 percent.
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Burlington
VPIRG flags inequitable health plan boards
VPIRG in Montpelier says two major medical programs in Vermont and New Hampshire lack public representation on their boards. Scott Skinner, VPIRG research director, finds business interests dominate boards and urges responsiveness to citizens bearing rising medical costs.
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VPL
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
VPRIG
Vermont
New Hampshire
Scott Skinner
Campbell’s leadership on education and student voices
Campbell argues that schools must embrace criticism to adapt to a changing world. He cites Mt Anthony and Bennington as needing diverse, honest education and a breathing space for both sides. He plans to move to Hartwick College New York to teach music and lead campus performances.
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Bennington
Hartwick College
Oneonta
N.Y
Approaches to early education outlined by Viereck to Rotarians
Viereck addressed Rotary Club members outlining early education concepts. He urged balancing open concept classrooms with disciplined structure and suggested giving children some choice in daily pace while warning chaos if discipline erodes. He stressed motivating learning and teachers keeping reins while recognizing progress. The program also noted Richard Jolivette’s presidency ending and Gerald F. Butler to assume 1972-23 leadership.
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Viereck
Thas
Rotary Club
Richard Jolivette
Jolivette
Gerald F. Butler
Vermont Quebec settle feud over truck use fees
Vermont will levy a $20 highway use fee on Quebec trucks starting July 1, while Quebec will charge Vermont trucks $20. The agreement ends previous charges up to $600 and includes a six month moratorium on a proposed $10 Quebec fee.
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Quebec
James Malloy
Vermont
Malloy
Hens’ diet inspires cost cutting in England
In Bicker England John and Shirley Butler trim costs by feeding their chickens weeds. They prefer boiled nettles cowsup salad chickweed omelette and sorrel soup. Butler notes they mirror what their sheep and hens eat, choosing what’s good enough for them.
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Bicker
England
Ufi
John
Shirley Butler
Butler
Hoff urges new attitude to housing for poor in New England
In Hanover New Hampshire Democratic former Gov Philip Hoff urged a national shift to share wealth to provide adequate low and middle income housing. He warned the wealthiest nation must include the 2 percent living in poverty and cited tax and zoning as barriers to such housing.
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Hanover
N.H
UPI
Philip
Hoff
Hofé
New England
New England Regional Commission
Dartmouth College
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Beach Patrol to Wear Bathing Caps in Atlantic City
Atlantic City officials announce a new attraction as the beach patrol will don bathing caps alongside swimsuits tank shirts and whistles starting tomorrow. The change marks a playful update reflecting local seaside culture and fashion of the era.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Beach Patrol
Equal Rights impact on Vermont studied
A Vermont legislative committee will hold hearings with groups including the Womens Political Caucus and the Social Welfare Department to assess how the Equal Rights Amendment would affect state laws. Chairman Paul Graves and Vice Chairman Russell Niquette lead a six member panel examining statutes likely to change and seeking legal recommendations.
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Womens Political Caucus
Social Welfare Department
Legal Profession
Hep
Paul Graves
A-South
Burlington
Russell Niquette
Dchittenden
Grand Isle
Graves
Vermont
Niquette
James Jeffords
Bennington Briefs: Picnics and Honors in Bennington
St Jean the Baptist Council Ste Catherine hosts a picnic at George Coutu’s camp this Sunday with all members and families invited. Catherine C. Cumpston, Radcliffe graduate, joins Phi Beta Kappa Iota chapter on June 12. Also announced are Albany diet nutrition classes by Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council for low income residents starting Monday 9:30 to 11:30 at Landor Center.
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Catherine C. Cumpston
Radcliffe College
Phi Beta Kappa
Iota
Massachusetts
Miss Cumpston
Edward H. Cumpston
Monument Ave
Old Bennington
Radcliffe
Northfield School
Bennington- Rutland Opportunity Council
Landor Citizens Center
North St
Food Stamp Office
Main St
Lady Golfers Conquer Wind at Mt Anthony Tourney
Lady golfers faced gusty winds from Hurricane Agnes during the annual Ladies Member Guest at Mt Anthony Country Club. Most played 14 holes with rain gear on standby, finishing amid strong winds and impressive scores led by R. Chprwinski and J. LePage who topped low gross with 91.
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R. Chprwinski
J. LePage
H. Gibney
Miller
M. Lincoln
G. Noll
G. Baker
Rooney
D. Pizzani
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M. Cheestro
Cornell
G. Schroeder
F. Netherwood
J. Hayden
M. Hayden
B. Keyn
I. Krezack
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