Liberty Union proposal for utility reorganization in Vermont
The Liberty Union party offers a plan to replace private utilities with public owned entities in Vermont. The act aims to reduce investor owned electric rates, establish state control, and reorganize utilities through a rate freeze, bankruptcy as needed, and election of local public utility district boards by ratepayers.
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Public Service Board
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Readers dispute Grodsky on Burr and Burton finances
The writer challenges Louis Grodsky in The Banner and Manchester Journal, recounting a Feb 26 Burr and Burton Seminary meeting. They detail operating deficits, capital needs, and a $50 per student loss from recent expenses like a new heating system. They note prior annual feeder-school population studies and regional projections guiding plant needs and fundraising outcomes.
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Banner
Louis Grodsky
Manchester Journal
Burr and Burton Seminary
Nancy Ringgold
Burr & Burton
Burr and Burton Seminary open house urged by trustee
Douglas P Shaw defends BBS policies and budget process saying tuition burden falls on taxpayers and budget was hard fought. He invites Grodsky to visit March 19 to see facilities and meet teachers and students. Timothy R Corcoran thanks Bennington voters and pledges continued work as selectman to improve the town.
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Burr and Burton
Grodsky
Burr and Burton Seminary
Douglas P. Shaw
Manchester
Bennington
Timothy R. Corcoran Bennington
Vermont Bicycle Paths Funding Proposal
A Vermont lawmaker on the Transportation Committee advocates a 2 percent tax on bicycles 24 inches or larger to fund bike paths and trails. He cites broad public hearings and near unanimous support, inviting feedback to guide final decisions from Montpelier.
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Vermont House of Representatives Transportation Committee
Vermont
Montpelier wins state final after Bennington run ends
In Burlington on Saturday Montpelier defeated Bennington 34 20 to clinch the 1935 Vermont high school basketball championship after Bennington had eliminated Bellows Falls 31 30 in the semifinal. Bennington earned a silver runners up trophy.
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Bellows Falls High School
Burlington
Bennington High School
Montpelier
Age of the Picaresque Heroine in Modern Film and Life
A Boston essay analyzes the rise of women as central figures in the new road movie era led by Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore. It traces shifts from traditional male centered picaresque tales to female driven mobility, noting increased runaway women, the question of children’s welfare, and the evolving double standard in gender roles.
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Penelope
Alice
Elizabeth Hardwick
Tom Jones
Alaska
India
Maine Woods
Tracers Company
New York
Tracers
Village Voice
Jane Jaffe Young
Ibsen
Nora
Man
Paul Cowan
Blunt quotes on energy and sports announcers
Leonard Silk warns energy war risk as energy users urge restraint while oil producers may push back. Rocco Landsman laments bland sports announcers and calls for more distinctive voices in broadcasting.
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Leonard Silk
New York Times
Rocco Landsman
The
Thanks from RSVP on behalf of Bennington seniors program
James Conway thanks voters for support on Tuesday March 4 1975. He notes confidence will yield a stronger more effective outlet for volunteer efforts as chairman of the finance committee for the Bennington Retired Senior Volunteer Program.
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Bennington
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