St Marys Academy Graduates in Hoosick Falls Ceremony
Twenty two members of the St Marys Academy senior class filed into the school auditorium Friday night for the last time as students of the Hoosick Falls parochial school. The graduates include Linda P. Searey Ellen Marie Arm Susan Marie Downey Elizabeth Ann Mahar Mary Ellen Nealon Sally A. Mattison Donna A. Fitzpatrick Michael Edward Morrissey Frank William Nugent Michael Anthony Waters David R. Bromirski Richard S. Medvetz
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St. Mary's Academy
Hoosick Falls
Linda P. Searey
Ellen Marie Arm
Susan Marie Downey
Elizabeth Ann Mahar
Mary Ellen Nealon
Sally A. Mattison
Donna A. Fitzpatrick
Michael Edward Morrissey
Frank William Nugent
Michael Anthony Waters
David R. Bromirski
Richard S. Medvetz
Rate hike approved for Green Mountain Power Corp
The Vermont Public Service Board approved a rate increase for Green Mountain Power Corp. PSB Chairman Richard Saudek announced the move at a news conference, saying the higher rates could yield a slight reduction in costs over the next 12 months.
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PSB
Richard Saudek
Snelling and Salmon energy plans shape Vermont debate
Snelling's plan aligns with the national energy act aiming for up to $1 million in federal funds to run the state energy office while the Salmon proposal served a New England policy context. Green Mountain Power seeks to drop the purchased power and fuel adjustment clause and hike rates, with PSB approving 3.4 mils of the proposed 3.7 mils. CVPS seeks 11.9 percent rate growth to retain the clause, serving over 90,000 customers, Vermont’s largest utility Central Vermont Public Service.
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Elk Hills Naval Reserve
Wyoming
New England
Snelling
Energy Clause
Green Mountain
Vermont
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
CVPS
Agnew Tax Bill: IRS Seeks Penalties on Unreported Income
The IRS claims Spiro Agnew earned 26717 more than his 1973 return and disallowed 11 370 in government paid home improvements 4398 for personal aircraft use 924 in grocery food 5554 in personal family costs and 3600 in business expenses and an aunt exemption. Mintz lambasts the 5554 personal family spend finding no urban family would match it and suggests unreported income funded those costs.
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IRS
Agnew
Mintz
Pinsonneault Seeks Tax Office Reform And Training
Pinsonneault Sonneault emphasizes learning the law and record keeping as he notes the tax collector's turmoil from commission-based methods. A Bennington Recreation Commission meeting is set for Monday June 27 at 7 30 p.m. at the center on Gage Street. John Faraci Real Estate Course runs nine weeks starting June 29 in Bennington, cost 65, contact Faraci Consultants Manchester Center Vermont 05255 362 2971.
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Sonneault
Bennington Recreation Commission
Gage Street
John Faraci
Vermont
Bennington
Faraci
Manchester Ctr
Rae
Manchester Center
Connie
Lake George
Saratoga
N.Y
Manchester
Towne
Metric Signs Slated For Dual Measures Across Roads
FHA spokesman Richard Reilly notes only about six dual metric mile signs exist and a federal go ahead is needed to drop mile measurements. Officials estimate conversion could cost $100 million, drawing strong opposition over expenditure and concerns over adopting a European system.
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FHA
Richard Reilly
American Association of Highway and Traffic Officials
Reilly
Carter tax passes committee in watered down form
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a reduced version of President Carter’s gas guzzler tax amid strong anti tax lobbying. The measure targets cars under specific miles per gallon with escalating duties by 1985, facing further reviews by energy and Senate panels.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
House
Ways and Means Committee
Energy Subcommittee
House Commerce Committee
Federal
Chrysler
New Yorker
William Brodhead
D-Mich
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Carter Tax Details Include Royalties and Warehouse Income
The article outlines how Carter treated 1976 royalties from Why Not the Best as 1977 income to delay about 29000 in taxes. It notes 1976 prepaid tax balance credits, warehouse income of 46555, wages 6674, dividends 919, and a 10 percent investment credit on warehouse equipment 208649. It also mentions 1975 earnings of 136138 with 122000 from the warehouse and a 41702 credit, plus IRS audit of 1975 return over the large credit.
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Carter
White House
Jody Powell
Powell
IRS
Carters
Obituary: Mary E. Spicer 90 of Bennington
Mary E. Spicer widow of Henry E. Spicer died in Bennington Friday at 90. Daughter of Henry and Ada Knapp, she married Henry Spicer in 1907. She worked at Putnam Memorial Hospital and Reis Manufacturing. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. Hanson Walbridge with Rev. Floyd La Bombard officiating. Family at home today 7–9 p.m. and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Memorials to First Baptist Church. Survived by brother Henry Knapp Ada Ostrander daughter-in-law Florence Spicer and many relatives. Burial village cemetery.
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Mary E. Spicer
Henry E
Bennington
Henry
Ada (Curtis) Knapp
Henry Spicer
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Reis Manufacturing Company
Spicer
First Baptist Church of
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Floyd la Bombard
First Baptist Church
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Bennington Briefs
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