Mt Anthony Program stages gamma rays play amid family turmoil
The Mt Anthony Program presents The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds, depicting a troubled household led by a defeated mother portrayed by Kathy Brady with Linda King and Kathy Allen as her daughters and Kathy St. Gelais as an elderly tenant. Mary Campbell volunteers at the Bennington Redemption Center while Etola Brasie works in the Catamount Elementary School library.
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Kathy Brady
Linda King
Kathy Allen
Kathy St. Gelais
Mary Campbell
Bennington Redemption Center
Etola Brasie
Catamount
House cuts arms budget little in decade
The House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee cut the 106.7 billion military request by 800 million to 105.9 billion, the smallest reduction in ten years. The panel kept a 14 percent increase, citing Soviet buildup and election-year politics, with Rep. Mahon noting the aim to avoid sharp cuts and keep defense out of presidential politics.
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Leahy Proposals Could Save Defense Spending, Panel Says
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Leahy’s recommendations to save more than 39 million in defense spending and push stronger reliance on conventional defense programs. One recommendation, approved without dissent, concerned a specific measure within the budget plan.
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UPI
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Carter Leads Ford In Washington Post Poll
Washington Post surveys 1,520 people shows Carter leading Ford 48 to 34 with 17 percent undecided in a Carter Ford race and 50 to 32 in a Carter Reagan matchup. The article notes stronger Democratic preference for Carter and forecasts unclear outcomes pending convention dynamics.
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Cuban connection eyed in JFK killing probe
Senator Schweiker said a Senate intelligence subcommittee found new material questioning the Warren Commission on Oswald's motive and possible Cuba ties. He cited withheld FBI and CIA information and warned a fresh inquiry could topple the Commission's lone assassin finding. The panel aims to draft a report and pass material to a permanent oversight panel.
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CBS Morning News
Frank Church
D-Idaho
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R-Pa
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Retailers Rate Lawmakers on Vermont Business
A Vermont Retail Association survey shows the House votes aligned with business interests 50 percent of the time in the 1975-76 session while the Senate's rate was 40 percent. VRA says the data challenge the view that the House is more anti business. ratings cover hearings on key bills like tax, blue laws, and estate tax phase out. Expected end of month release notes governors candidates' ratings: Snelling 72 percent, Burns 33 percent, Alden 17 percent, O'Brien 35 percent. The report ties into broader questions of legislative consciousness toward business.
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Vermont
John Alden
Windsor
Brian Burns
Burlington
Robert O’brien
Orange
Richard Snelling
Ashelburne
Diamond says legislature should decide anti-porn rules in Vermont
Vermont Attorney General M Jerome Diamond released a 35 page informal opinion urging voluntary action as the most effective weapon against pornography. He argued Vermonters can choose to close adult bookstores, and that the right to read includes the right not to read. He called for a statewide standard rather than local bans to ensure enforceability and consistency.
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Nicole Napoletano
Worcester
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Inside items mix of world and local notes
A collage of headlines and blurbs covers diverse topics from a boy raised by monkeys in Africa and a former Marine leading a raid in Mexico to local school happenings, library details, and editorial snips, reflecting a broad newspaper snapshot across pages 2 to 13.
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Vermont utility head blasts politicians flim-flam tactics
Peter McTague of Green Mountain Power denounces candidates and the press as engaging in demagogic abuses of the First Amendment. He names Burns Hackel OBrien Skinner Jeffords and criticizes plans on state takeover of Vermont Electric Co public power nuclear shutdown costs and press apathy toward bold political claims.
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UPI
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Stella Hackel
Robert O’brien
Dorango County
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Vermont Electric Co
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