Mt Anthony festival nets district 1151 dollars
The Mt Anthony Union High School District will gain a net profit of 1151.41 from the New England Music Festival held at the high school. Gross receipts totaled 3615.25 with 1332 tickets. district share equals 40 percent of programs and 60 percent of ticket sales.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Iriving Adler
Therese Trahan
Festival Association
New England Music Festival Association
Burton O. Cowgill
Winchester
Mass
New England
Bennington
Mt Anthony seniors plan after graduation party meeting
Parents of this year’s Mt Anthony High School seniors are asked to attend a 7:30 p.m. Thursday meeting in Room 104 to start planning a party after graduation ceremonies. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles Aerie 1861 will hold an initiation at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW rooms with refreshments served afterward. Officers should wear blue and Fraternal Order of Eagles meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the VFW rooms on North Street.
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Mt. Anthony High School
The
Eagles
Aerie 1861
VFW
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
North Street
Vermont House Debates Tax Breaks for Farmers and Industry
The Vermont House weighed a bill to end sales tax on farming and manufacturing machinery. The tax loss is projected at 2 to 3 million dollars, offset by higher corporate taxes and revised sales tax collection. Also debated were legislators’ pay and a deputy salary for Defender General West.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Ways and Means Committee
House
Robert West
Doubt Over Vermont Whey Plant Proposal Persists
Vermont officials report the EPA will not reconsider granting 700000 dollars for a proposed whey processing plant with total costs estimated between 7 and 10 million. The plan aims to turn cheese whey into a marketable product while stopping pollution of streams. Vermont Whey Pollution Authority chair Robert Gadbois says remedies are being pursued and negotiations with federal officials continue ahead of an April 6 meeting.
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Vermont
Tion
Vermont Whey
Gadbois
Full military funeral held for Richard S. Griswold Arlington
A full military funeral for Richard S. Griswold was held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Hanson-Walbridge funeral home in Arlington. Joseph Lobravico officiated as chaplain, with flag folding by Lobravico and Cyril Hoyt who presented it to Griswold’s widow. Diane Dusha sounded the bugle and color guards and bearers from Arlington Legion Post 69 participated. Services were conducted by Rev. John Geer, with committal at Evergreen Cemetery in Arlington.
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Hanson-Walbridge
Arlington
Richard S. Griswold
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Joseph Lobravico
Cyril Hoyt
Lobravico
Diane Dusha
Clifton Hall
Arnold Bates
Harold Grover
Martin Poustian
Sidney Moss
William Stroffoleno
Arlington Legion Post 69
Humphrey Winn
Dick and
Clifford Hall
John Geer
East Arlington Federated Church
Mr. Geer
Evergreen Cemetery
Harrie R. Hyatt Jr
Water Street
North Bennington
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Leo Hourihan
North Bennington Baptist Church
Joseph Wassick
Steve Wassick
Theron Trombley
Franklyn Wade
Karl F. Harrington
Willie Scott
Park Lawn
Hinsdillville
Hyatt
Brattleboro
Vermont land use plan pits farmers against growth fears
The two part Vermont series profiles Eden farmer Ernest Earle and other opponents as the state advances a sweeping land use plan. Critics warn it will depress farm values while promoters say local control, conservation, and regional planning protect farmland and forests amid an energy and recession era. Governor Salmon defends balanced growth and warns the plan remains closely watched by northeast real estate interests and rural communities.
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Bruce Talbot Montpelier
UPI
Ernest
Stub
Earle
Vermont
Eden
House of Representatives
Royalton
Jefferson
St. Regis
Montpelier
State Environmental Board
House Natural Resources Committee
Thomas P. Salmon
Washington
Congress
Salmon
Northeast Kingdom
New England
Union
Health plan seen as boon for insurers by official
Washington UPI Bert Seidman of the AFL-CIO Social Security Director warned that President Nixon’s proposed national health insurance would be a tremendous bonanza for insurance companies because it relies on the private health insurance industry. He urged Congress in a Mutual Broadcasting System radio broadcast to reject the plan, saying it would block many Americans from high quality health care as a matter of right.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
Social Security
Bert Seidman
Nixon
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Vermont Watchman
the Watchman
Comar Studio
Grant City
Monument Plaza
Bennington, VT
Vermont National
FDI
Korell Corporation
Mechanicville
N.Y
Tess
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