Mallary lists sources of '72 funds for Senate bid
Rep. Richard W. Mallary disclosed the source of 7,875 in contributions to his 1972 campaign later transferred to his U S Senate bid. In a letter to Senator Valeo he explained the need to list all income and carryover of 7,198 24 as of February 28 1974. The list includes names from Barre to Washington D C and several bank account interests.
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Charles Butler Jr
Montpelier
UPI
Richard W. Mallary
Rvt
Congress
U.S. Senate
Frank Valeo
Mallory
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Charles Ross
Hinesburg
Patrick Leahy
Mallary
Valeo
Lorraine Benedici
Barre
Committee For Action
Bellevue
Washington
Human Services
William Cowles
Shelburne
Ronald Crisman
E.A. Deeds
Colchester
Margaret Rude
Wilbraham
Mass
H.M. Sawyer
Whitingham
GOP
Stewart Smith
Rutland
Charles Wright
Castleton
Richard Bisson
John McLaughry
Kirby
William van Nortwick
New York
Fred Yeadon Jr
Brattleboro
Governor Defends Key Enviro Aides in Vermont
Gov. Thomas P. Salmon backs Schuyler Jackson and Martin Johnson amid sharp criticism from developers and candidates over Act 250 enforcement. Critics label Johnson the agency’s leading reform obstacle while Buckley attacks his enforcement record and raises confirmation doubts.
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Schuyler Jackson
Environmental Board
Martin Johnson
Maine petitions to repeal new heavy truck weight law
Opponents of Maine's truck weight limit submitted 40,910 signatures to Secretary of State Edgar seeking repeal. Verification could take days. if 32,520 are confirmed, a proclamation suspends the law for a statewide referendum next November 5. Sponsors claim high validated totals despite initial disqualifications, while supporters contend the law is enforceable with a sixth axle to spread weight.
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Maine
Augusta
UPI
Joseph P. Edgar
Edgar
Okers
Kenneth M. Curtis
Garrow Guilty of Murder in Adirondack Camp Slaying
A Hamilton County jury found Robert F. Garrow guilty of murder in the July slaying of 18 year old Philip Domblewski at an Adirondack campsite. Sentencing set for July 8 with an appeal planned by Garrow’s lawyers.
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Lake Pleasant
N.Y
UPI
Robert F. Garrow
Hamilton
Philip Domblewski
Schenectady
Garrow
Alice Ohl
Intet
George W. Matthen
Frank Armani
Francis Belge
Syracuse
Mordue
Domblewski
Adirondack
Belge
Essex County
Daniel Porter
Concord
Mass
Porter
Susan Petz
Boston University
Skokie
Ill
Miss Petz
Mineville
NET job-cut threat cited by VPIRG in rate case
VPIRG accuses New England Telephone Co. of using 200 Vermont layoffs this year and 10 next year as leverage to win a higher rate, while PSB weighs a 23 percent permanent increase. Gov. Salmon says rate decisions will be based on evidence, not threats. Also notes service cuts, open house, AA meeting, and a hospital patient.
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NET
Public Service Board
Scott Skinner
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Thomas P. Salmon
PSB
Shive Chosen for Switzerland Summer Exchange
Miss Lisa Ann Shive of Bound Brook New Jersey daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard B Shive and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Butler has been selected by the Experiment in International Living to live with a Swiss family this summer She will fly from New York to Brussels at end of June with a group led by Lyndi Cain The program includes orientation in Lausanne two weeks with families a mountain climbing school near Interlaken and stays in Orbe before returning home in August The Experiment coordinates cross cultural exchanges for students and staffs the School for International Training in Brattleboro offers language training and operates programs in over 50 countries Miss Shive previously worked as a counselor at Camp Sugarbush in Sunderland
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Lisa Ann Shive
Richard B. Shive
Bound Brook
N.J
Arthur Butler
Benmont Avenue
Bennington
Experiment In
Switzerland
Miss Shive
Bridgewater- Raritan High School
East
United States
New York
Brussels
Lyndi Cain
Washington, D.C
Lausanne
Schrenk
Orbe
Lake Geneva
Interlaken
School For International Training
Brattleboro
Barre youth death inquiry and Vermont telecom clash
In Washington town a Barre youth Byron Nutbrown III, 15, died by asphyxia with authorities calling in Florida investigators to confirm cause. Two Barre and Williams town men, Ernest Harvey Jr. and Gerald Dunham, face U.S. District Court arraignments on conspiracy charges related to Nutbrown’s death. In Montpelier, Gov. Salmon blasts New England Telephone over manpower cuts and service reductions while PSB weighs a 23 percent permanent rate increase amid a rejected 16 percent temporary rise.
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Burlington
UPI
Ronald Wright
Barre
Washington
Wright
Byron Nutbrown III
Dade County
Florida
Nutbrown
U.S
Ernest Harvey Jr
Gerald Dunham
Williamstown
Real estate licenses suspended for two Burlington brokers
Vermont Real Estate Commission suspended the licenses of Richard Segal and Frederick Lavilette of O'Brien Realty in Williston for violations of state laws and commission rules. Segal's license is suspended 90 days while Lavilette's is 30 days. The firm was cited for a rule violation but faces no disciplinary action, with no reason given for the lack of action against the company.
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Commission
MacDonald Named Amtrak Consumer Board Director
UPI reports U.S. Senate confirmed Joseph V. MacDonald of St. Albans as a National Railroad Passenger Corp board member. Sen Aiken praised the move, noting MacDonald’s 1972 Amtrak effort restoring service to Vermont and New England.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Sen
Aiken
U.S. Senate
St. Albans
Joseph V. MacDonald
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Senate
Commerce Committee
Amtrak
MacDonald
McDonald
Vermont
New England
Bullard challenges Gov. Wilson for Conservative nomination
Schuylerville farmer T. David Bullard claims to represent party conscience and plans a primary run against Gov. Malcolm Wilson. At a Queens convention Bullard secured 40 percent of delegates and faces a September ballot unless he withdraws by Saturday, while Wilson weighs the likelihood Bullard could force a serious race.
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Schuylerville
T. David Bullard
Malcolm Wilson
Queens
Bullard
Wilson
Damascus
Derailment spills sulfuric acid near Pittsfield
Three Penn Central railroad cars carrying 90 percent sulfuric acid derailed spilling about 3 000 gallons into a swamp near Petricca Construction Co and GE Ordnance Plant 3. 250 workers evacuated as contamination threatens Housatonic River and possible fish kills up to the Connecticut border. crane capacity and delays complicate efforts to right the leaking car. In Lee, the Greater Lee Acupuncture Center closes after the departure of key staff and Dr. Liu's removal from the permit amid investigation into practicing medicine without a license.
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Pittsfield
Penn Central
Petricca Construction Co
GE Ordnance Plant
Springfield
Connecticut
New England
New York State
Lee
Greater Lee
Charlotte Liu
Warwick
R.I
Jimmy M.C. Cheng
James Liu
Liu
The
Berkshire Eagle
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Sumner Farr
Richmond
George E. Fuller
Ann S. Haskell
F.C. Leonard
Northfield
Julie Wilson Lepeschkin
Nicholas
Windsor
Life Underwriters Political Action Committee of
Joseph T. Maclay
South Stratford
Stuart Martin
Wcax TV
National Republican Congressional Boosters Club
National Republican Congressional Committee
Johnson and
Jackson
Environmental Conservation Agency
Johnson
M. Jerome Diamond
Windham County
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington County
State Senate
Judiciary Committee
Buckley
State House
AAA
Railroads
Save Our Roads Committee
Griffins
Arlington
Anywhere
Pening, Runuay
Woodstock
Winhall
Bondville
VPIRG
Vermont Welfare Rights Organization
Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council
Pownal
Depot Street
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dorothy Kimball
Daniel Kimball
North Adams Regional Hospital
Europe
Supe
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Super Duper
Bay
Salmon
Foley
Down In
Berkshire
Lee Center
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