State Fiscal Crisis Termed GOP Hoax
ST Johnsbury Vermont Democratic lieutenant gubernatorial candidate William A. Hunter dismissed the GOP claim of a state financial crisis as a hoax. He argued bonding is necessary, noting Vermont funds local sewage and school projects and would lower per capita bonding if removed, while defending Vermonts Triple A credit rating and past bond growth.
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St, Johnsbury
William A. Hunter
Hunter
Deane C. Davis
Vermont
States
Davis
Town Democrats Open Voter Service Center In Bennington
Bennington Democrats launch a voter service program at Main Street headquarters next to Central Market. The office will be open weekdays afternoons until 5 and evenings 7 to 9, with Board of Civil Authority members assisting all citizens. The service welcomes new voters and others needing voting information, including taking the Freeman's Oath. Raymond Betit leads the effort. three local women staff the headquarters. volunteers sought.
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Bennington Democrats
Main Street
Central Market
Max Perrotta
Board of Civil Authority
Per
Rotta
Raymond C. Betit
Perrotta
Ella Cummings
Alice Condon
Charlotte McDonough
Davis Daley To Address Vt Teachers Convention
Vermont governors candidates Davis and Daley will address more than 5 000 educators in Burlington on October 10 as the Vermont Education Association two day convention opens. Lt Gov John J Daley and Deane C Davis will discuss educational policies with Dr Harvey B Scribner and Weston A Cate Jr. VEA president May Willard will preside. The event marks a long standing meeting offering textbook displays retirement guidance salary discussions and gatherings with nationally recognized education experts. The Laymans Awards Banquet will honor state laymen for contributions to education.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Burlington
Vermont Education Association
John J. Daley
Deane C. Davis
Harvey B. Scribner
Weston A. Cate Jr
VEA
May Willard
Derby
IRS attaches 83000 lien on Burlington couple
The IRS filed a lien on the South Willard Street home of Mr and Mrs Costas Economou in Burlington as part of a long running tax case. Authorities say seven year deficiencies from 1955 to 1961 plus penalties bring the total tax and penalties to 427000. Economou, head of Economou Cheese Corp of Hinesburg, was convicted of income tax evasion in 1964.
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Burlington
API
Internal Revenue Service
Vermont
Willard Street
Costas Economou
Economou
Economou Cheese Corp
Hinesburg
Daley pledges review of Vermont dropout problem
Lt Governor John J. Daley announced an immediate study of Vermont school dropouts under Education Commissioner Harvey Scribner and Social Welfare Commissioner John J. Wackerman. He warned dropout causes begin before kindergarten and urged private and public preschool facilities and compensatory education. A Youth for Daley movement supports his campaign and backs proposals to lower the voting age and boost student involvement in college governance.
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Daley
Chicago
Monitor
Vermont
Harvey B. Scribner
John J. Wackerman
State Department
Dr. Scribner
Youth For Daley
James Pisano
Democratic
Burlington
Da Vinci Drawings On Exhibit at RPI
Da Vinci drawings will be on display at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Student Union Building in Troy New York from October 4 to 24. The IBM department of arts and sciences loan includes 27 models based on Leonardo da Vincis scientific and technical drawings and the exhibit will be open daily 9 to 5 and 1 to 5 on Sunday.
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Troy
N.Y
Leonardo da Vinci
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Department of Arts and Sciences
International Business Machines Corporation
Leonardo
Hurried Honeymoons Offered at Princess Hotel Bermuda
In Hamilton Bermuda a hotel offers a four day three night honeymoon package for couples on the run. The rate starts at 135 dollars and includes breakfasts and dinners greens fees at the hotel golf course gratuities and a champagne party.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
UPI
Princess Hotel
Wellesley Club To Meet Oct 9 At Hartness House
The fall meeting of the Vermont Wellesley Club will be held at noon at the Hartness House in Springfield on Oct. 9. Members should bring items for a collectors corner for the 10th annual Shopper's Showcase Oct. 16 and 17 at the Burlington Savings Bank Annex. They should also bring an alumna not actively connected to the club and something from college days.
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Vermont Wellesley Club
Hartness House
Springfield
Burlington Savings Bank
Joseph Bates
Manchester
Eloise Rockhold Walker
Vermont
Craig Kneeland
RFD
Williston
Vermont Student Teachers Attend Regional SNEA Conference
Student teachers from Vermont colleges join peers from New England in Peterborough New Hampshire for the annual regional conference of the Student National Education Association. The event runs Oct 11 through Oct 31 and covers prejudice and de facto segregation sensitivity training and chapter problems and ideas. George Gordon of Norwich University chairs the Vermont SNEA chapter.
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Peterborough
N.H
Vermont
New England
Student National Education Association
Vermont Snea
National Education Association
George Gordon
Norwich University
Vermont workers back bargaining agent in poll
Vermont state workers voted 922 in favor and 79 against the Vermont State Employer Association to represent them in negotiations. A five man coordinating committee was chosen to review draft 1969 legislation recognizing the association. The meeting also heard retirement system modernization remarks from candidates Hunter and Davis. 4,000 members equal 91 percent of state staff.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Garnet L. Harvey
Association
Clayton E. Welch
General Assembly
Merit System Appeals Board
Employes Labor Relations Board
Harvey
William
Hunter
John J. Daley
Hoff
Deane C. Davis
Wallace of Dallas to vote Nixon in November election
Not Running Dallas based George Cary Wallace, owner of a butane propane business, says he will vote for Richard Nixon on November 5. He notes his name appears on storage tanks and trucks, averages about one crank call a day, and plans to vote Republican despite his coincidental name. He is not related to George Corley Wallace of Alabama.
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Dallas
UPI
George C. Wallace
Richard M. Nixon
George Cary Wallace
Wallace
George Corley Wallace
Alabama
Community Chorus To Be Reactivated In Bennington
The Bennington Community Chorus restarts after years of inactivity with the first rehearsal of the 1968 69 season on Monday October 7 at 730 pm in Mt. Anthony Union High School. Conductor Paul Boepple returns, bringing a history of directing major choruses and recent work with Handel Israel in Egypt. Singers from North Adams Williamstown and Hoosick Falls may join Bennington County performers.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Paul Boepple
America
Dessoff
New York
Bennington College
North Bennington
Israel
Egypt
Boepple
Bennington
Bennington Area
North Adams
Williamstown
Hoosick Falls
Bennington County
Basle
Switzerland
Basle University
Basle Conservatory
Royal Conservatory For Music
Munich
E. Jacques- Dalcroze
Geneva
Jacques- Dalcroze
Dalcroze Institute
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