Roll Call Report on June 16 to 22 congressional votes
Washington area members backed or opposed amendments on food stamps sugar subsidy abortion and other issues. Notable votes included rejecting food stamp cuts 154 to 262 and sugar subsidy 119 to 272 while abortion funding was banned 202 to 155. South Korea policy and mine safety measures were debated with mixed support. Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Howe celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary in Bennington with attendance from several states.
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Department of Agriculture
Senate
John Rousselot
Rcalif
Baltasar Corrada
Puerto Rico
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Crosby Howe
Thomas Sausville
Raymond Howe
Arthur Howe
Bennington
Willow Road
Howe
Rhoda (Lyons) Jones
James Sinon
Pauline (Kittel) Dunn
Battle Monument cachet to be sold at Bennington event
A one day U S Post Office at the Battle Monument Bennington August 16 1977 will issue a commemorative cachet hand canceled Battle Monument Station The cachet designed by Robert Morse features an aerial view of the monument over the Bennington flag Proceeds go to Green Mountain Stamp Society and Bennington Bicentennial Committee Prices 50 cents per cachet 25 cents for cadets available at various events and offices.
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Bennington Battle
Burgoyne
Walloomsac Heights
John Stark
Seth Warner
Green Mountain Boys
Bennington
Saratoga
U.S
Battle Monument
Morton Nash
Green Mountain Stamp Society
U.S. Post Office
Warren Gager
William B. Pinney
Vermont
Edwin Morrill
Robert Morse
Bennington Bicentennial Committee
Bicentennial Committee
Putnam Square
Bennington College Opens Summer Tennis Courts Rules
Bennington College opens its summer tennis courts with free access for campus members and a $10 pass for non residents. Priority goes to Bennington Workshops ID holders who may sign up 24 hours ahead. Court limits apply for singles and doubles, footwear rules, and court cleaning required. David Finnegan oversees maintenance and teaches Van Der Meer styled lessons at varied rates and July weekend programs. A clay court tournament Aug 11 21 funds the Early Childhood Center.
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Bennington College
Bennington Workshops
Special Projects
van der Meer
Finnegan
Early Childhood Center
Bennington Briefs Include Club, Aid, and School News
Bennington briefs list a Disabled American Veterans meeting on Thursday June 30 at 7 30 lunch provided for ages 3 to 5 pm at Vermont Veterans Home Christine St. John 447 7448 ADV. Nursing home ombudsman offers free help call 442 3487 Mon-Fri 8 30 4 30. Hale Mountain Fish and Game club meets July 11 7 pm at the Clubhouse correcting earlier July 4 date. Seniors see diploma photos contact Loretta Connell MAUHS 447 7511 Ext 42 ADV. Lions Auction items needed for July 23. call 442 4844 or 442 4329 for pickup. St Johns Morning Pre School now accepting fall applications Can also All risk coverage for contents offered by Shea Agency Inc 503 Main St Bennington ADV.
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The
Shea Agency Inc
Main St
Bennington
Massachusetts Teachers Pledge Allegiance Law Approved
Boston UPI reports a measure requiring public school teachers to lead daily Pledge of Allegiance recitations has cleared the final legislative hurdle and become law despite a governor’s veto. The law mandating daily pledges is now in effect across Massachusetts schools.
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Bennington Banner Classified Rates and Contacts
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont. It lists contact numbers for telephone and classifieds and notes service by United Press International and New York Times News Service with subscription rates by mail and delivery options.
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Main St
Bennington
Banner Publishing Corp
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Landon Associates, Inc
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