Angney and Santarcangelo Unopposed for Senate Seats
The first Vermont Legislature candidate feature profiles Angney a Bennington County Republican and Santarcangelo a Democrat both running unopposed for state senate. Angney, a former House member and state senator, emphasizes tax reform highway policy and fair housing while Santarcangelo cautions on a broad sales tax noting its need for wide support and potential use to ease property and income taxes.
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Vermont
League of Women Voters
The
Banner
Senate
Bennington County
Pennsylvania State University
American Institute of Banking
Vermont - New Hampshire School of Banking
County National Bank
Bennington
Green Mountain Council
Boy Scouts of America
University of Vermont
House of Representatives
State Senate
Angney
Santarcangelo
House
Philip H. Hoff
Richard Snelling
Goals and admission for college and Vermont politics notes
George A. Sleeman outlines essential college habits mastery of self intellectual curiosity strong study methods and time budgeting for success before college and describes varied college admission requirements and planning steps. The piece shifts to Vermont politics with Santarcangelo discussing taxes highways billboards pollution constitutional changes fair housing and education policy.
BCHS Students Add Originality to Spirit Week
BCHS junior class activities bring zest to the curriculum with ethics classes reviewing The Parable directed by Sister Mary Catherine and English classes studying Medieval Ballads. Students discuss folk ballads by Joan Baez and Bob Dylan, then write their own ballads in groups, presenting pieces like The Great Pumpkin and The Deadly Duo with musical support from John Lausville and Sally Pratt.
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BCHS
Mary Catherine
Joan Baez
Bob Dylan
Carl Joseph
John Lausville
Sally Pratt
Merrill Again Criticizes Daley Travel Expenses
Republican lieutenant governor candidate Perry Merrill accuses Democrat John Daley of wasting state funds by traveling 38000 miles at state expense and sleeping in Rutland during the last legislature. Merrill says Daley runs up about 6000 in expenses while Daley denies the charges and says he will pay his own costs this year.
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UPI
Perry Merrill
Merrill
WTWN
John Daley
Rutland
Daley
Area Motel and Hotel Men Named Burlington Vermont
Vermont Hotel Motel Association named several motel and hotel operators to posts. Thomas Farley of Equinox House became trustee. James Lee II retained treasurer. Robert Condon re-elected four-year trustee. Lawrence Heath re-elected chairman. new trustees include Eugene Cenci Louis Quaintal Robert Harnish. Eight others re-elected to four-year terms. Premo president McCartney first VP Beach second VP.
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Burlington
Bennington County
Vermont Hotel Motel Association
Thomas F. Farley
The
Equinox House
James W. Lee II
Barrows House
Dorset
Robert Condon
New Englander Motor Inn
Bennington
Lawrence Heath
Edson Hill Manor
Stowe
Eugene P. Cenci
Louis Quaintal
Robert Harnish
Summit Lodge
Killington
George Patch
Howard Johnson
Motor Lodge
Elmer Premo
Shelburne
Sepp Ruschp
Voice of BCHS Promotes Mount Anthony Game Spirit
TIM POWERS reports an active BCHS student body rallying for Mount Anthony with eye catching signs led by Junior class chairs Cherry Racicot Debbie Rabideau George Coutu Evelyn Racicot and Peggy Pierce. Plans for a Friday pep rally and a Saturday senior victory dance with North Adams musicians accompany the trophy presentation to The Player of the Year by football managers Peter Harrington and Martin Raymond.
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Mount Anthony
Cherry Racicot
Debbie Rabideau
George Coutu
Evelyn Racicot
Peggy Pierce
North Adams
Peter Harrington
Martin Raymond
Russell Enlists In U S Navy From Ohio
Charles William Russell of Cleveland Heights Ohio enlisted in the U S Navy Oct 25 and is in boat training for 10 weeks at the Great Lakes Illinois Navy Training Center. He worked for Bijur Lubricating and is a 1966 Vermont Technical College graduate.
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Charles William Russell
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Cut Leaf Maples
Arlington
U.S. Navy
Great Lakes, Ill
Bijur Lubricating Corp
Cleveland
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
W.T. Clark
Tunbridge
Navy
Walt Pollett
North Adams
Mass
Zoning dispute settled out of court in Bennington
Village officials dropped charges against Louis and Mrs Woodard of 1010 County St for keeping rabbits and 11 hens in an A-2 district after county officials and Woodards counsel toured the property. An agreement allows 11 hens preexisting but no replacements or roosters, and one rabbit with a limit of one total rabbit.
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John H. Williams II
Bennington Village
Williams
Louis D. Woodard
County St
George Foucher
County St. Williams
Atty
John B. Harte
Woodards
Reading in bed sparks quarrels in British couples
A UPI report notes seven of ten British married couples argue about reading in bed. The survey also finds 60 of 100 couples clash over taking a book to bed with wives saying it ruins eyesight and husbands arguing it lets cold air under the blanket.
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UPI
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Oakland
Russell Sage College
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Cub Scouts
Bennington Bicentennial Corp
Bradford Hook and Ladder Co
Office of Emergency Planning Task Group
SEN
Allan B. Angney Jr
George A. Sleeman
State Highway Department
U.S. 7
Sen. Salvatore
John Sausville
Bchs Saber
Junior News
By Debi Lavigne
Wruer
Area
Premo
Sidny McCartney
Middlebury Inn
David Beach
Woodstock Inn
Voice of
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Russell Enlists
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Governor Hoff
Madelyn Davidson
Main Street
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