Two VSEA workers quit to join competing union
Two Vermont State Employees Association staffers resign to aid a new organizing drive by AFSCME AFL CIO. Daniel Falk former VSEA executive assistant joins AFSCME along with Sandy Nelson, a former VSEA secretary, as a Montpelier office opens. Morales says AFSCME seeks decertification of VSEA and a state workers election. VSEA leader Harvey offers no comment.
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Ing
Daniel Falk
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Sandy Nelson
Afscme
Peter Morales
Maryland
Morales
Falk
Nelson
Montpelier
WSEA
Garnet Harvey
National Organization
Burlington
Rutland
St. Albans
Vermont Supreme Court seeks funds to aid Waterbury patients
The Vermont Supreme Court plans to ask the Emergency Board for money to provide legal services for persons committed to the state hospital at Waterbury. Legal Aid, which announced a July 1 shutdown at Waterbury, met with Chief Justice Albert Barney to discuss maintaining services and possibly keeping the St. Albans office open.
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Senate
Emergency Board
Legal Aid
St. Albans
Dooley
Miss Bare Pageant Seeks New Home In Colton California
Colton California United Press International reports a nude beauty contest seeking a new venue after Indian Hills Country Club отказed the site for June 16. promoter Nada O Connell cites the Olive Dell Ranch as too small and says 1000 to 1500 spectators are expected while promising a tasteful show and wholesome entrants.
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Colton
Calif
UPI
Nada O’connell
California
O’connell
Indian Hills Country Club
Riverside
Great Western Savings and Loan
Olive Dell Ranch
Salmon urges funding for Vermont health planning program
Gov Thomas Salmon presses Vermont's congressional delegation to secure replacement funding as federal support for the comprehensive health planning CHP program ends June 30. Health Services Secretary Thomas Davis said action is required to avoid loss of authority and continuation of CHP activities.
Fuel dealers refund $285,600 to customers
Burlington reports that the economic stabilization program led fuel dealers to refund 285,600 in customer overcharges this winter after 504 investigations since August 1973 uncovered 160 pricing violations. IRS district director Mrs. Carolyn Buttolph noted many dealers complied voluntarily by lowering prices or issuing refunds. Vermont's congressional members cited state health planning concerns amid looming national health insurance plans. Governor Salmon urged preplanning for efficiency to address CHP funds and Kennedy Mills bill context.
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Burlington
UPI
Carolyn Buttolph
International Revenue Service
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Health
Georgia Whey Plant Moves Ahead Without EPA Grant
The Massachussets linked project will proceed in Georgia without an $800 000 federal grant from the EPA The Emergency Board endorsed terminating the grant and enabling private financing The Whey Pollution Abatement Authority plans to fund start up with 341 000 from cheese makers Hood Co and the New England Regional Commission with the rest via bonds Henry McEvoy will lead design and engineering Emory Hebard questioned McEvoy's performance and fired the project official deeming him unreliable The authority rejected EPA support and will continue with private funds and bonding
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EPA
Whey
Emergency Board
Richard Gadbois
St. Albans
H.P. Hood Co
New England Regional Commission
Henry McEvoy
New Jersey
House Appropriations Committee
Emory Hebard
McEvoy
Glover Republican
Gadbois
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Newburg
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