Vermont Senate Votes on Constitutional Convention and Related Measures
Summary of roll call votes on 13 items in the Vermont legislature. Proposals include tabling the constitutional convention bill, amended labor relations act, scenic highway preservation, junkyard law strengthening, pari mutuel handle formula at Green Mountain Park, Hoff's energy bill sent to Legislative Council, power bill referred again, housing discrimination ban, funds for a youth facility, Educational Television, deer herd control by Fish and Game, repeal of poll taxes for town meetings, and legislative salary hikes. Several members spoke for the record about voting to keep issues alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Vermont
Green Mountain Park
Hoff
Legislative Council
Fish and Game Department
Benhi Spring Reports and Student Works Across Classes
Benhi Catamount Marta Lachey guides Barrie Byrne's senior English class through a unit on short stories and novels with readings by Poe Kipling Mansfield Hardy Conrad Maugham and Conrad Lord Jim. The piece notes emphasis on plot character and theme and student empathy with fiction. It also mentions basketball ticket woes Vermont slate education rules dress norms and a Teacher of the Year suggestion. A note about Maud Isaaks receiving roses for punctuality closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Youghal
Rudyard Kipling
Miss Brill
Katherine Mansfield
Tony Kytes
Thomas Hardy
Joseph Conrad
Saki
W. Somerset Maugham
Anton Chekov
Lord Jim
Benhi
Benn Catholic Sabers
Vermont
Bennington Catholic High School
Frank Bizzarro
New York State
Allen
Saratoga Springs
Bendi
Deep Thios
Cat Chat
Sgt. Barry Saddler
Green Berets
Rolling Stones
Peter Asher
Gordon Waller
Peter Noone
Herman Hermit
Mamas and the Papas
Guy Lombardo
Russ Colombo
Rudy Vallee
P.S
Bennington Court Waives Charges in Wide Range of Cases
Bennington Municipal Court handled a heavy docket with plea changes and dropped charges across sessions Friday to Saturday. Defendants included Robert F. Thomas Jr who pleaded guilty by reason of insanity to open lewdness and was ordered to Waterbury State Hospital for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Municipal Court
Robert F. Thomas Jr
George M. Fienberg
Waterbury State Hospital
Raymond J. Meyers
Nancy Ann Foucher
Pownal
U.S. 7
Peter R. Donavan
South Stream Road
Vermont
Dudley R. Moulton Jr
Bennington
State House of Correction
Moulton
Dale Allen Surbaugh
Canaan
N.Y
Surbaugh
Atty
Robert E. Cummings Jr
R. Marshall Witten
Robert D. Pellegrini
Readsboro
Aubrey Moffitt
Arlington
Moffitt
Jackie Croft
Manchester Depot
Croff
Manchester
Virginia Croff
Leon Croff
Horace A. Crandall
Crandall
Fienberg
Atty. Cummings
Richard McNulty
Rutland
McNulty
Thrift Shop items offered with varied donations
A thrift shop lists gloves, dolls, blankets, and assorted items including a Sunbeam mixmaster and furniture. Workers named include Marjorie Hayes, Ruth Turner, Mary Schaaf, and Juna Fuller. Also interwoven is a Weather Bureau forecast for New England predicting mild days ahead with cooler end of week and scattered showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hayes
Ruth Turner
Mary Schaaf
Juna Fuller
Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Worcester
Nantucket
Providence
R.I
Concord
N.H
Burlington, Vt
Maine
Portland
Eastport
Greenville
Caribou
Also Mentioned on This Page
Collins
Doyle
Kenyon
Lefevre
Lillie
Mann
Myers
van Santvoord
Wallace
Whitney
Diane Hanson
Marta Lachey
Albany State University
Barrie Byrne
Miss Lachey
Dents
Edgar Allen Poe
Poe
By Eric Peterson
Austin, Tex
Maud Isaaks
Texas
Glens Falls
Peter P. Fiore
Francis W. Costantino
Costantino
Francis H. Rogers
Ben Mont Ave
Jack F. Griffith
Bury
Main Street
Paul E. Sandquist
Shaftsbury
Sandquist
Witten
Dorothy P. Gibbons
Vermont 67A
Thrift Shop
United States
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Cross and
Pillsbury ST
N. H
New Hampshire
Vermont Physician Service
Troost
Javery
South Street
Ernest H. Javery
Alan I. Page
Drysdale’s Free Parking
Ovouxi
Paducah
Volkswagen
Brewer
Ketchikan
Monument Motors
Ate
Bennington, Vermont