Green Mountain Boys mobilize for Vermont election aims
A new group calling itself the Green Mountain Boys and led by William G. Staats seeks to back candidates who favor limited state land use rules and revised Act 250. They plan to push a bill to narrow environmental law while defending property rights, form local coordinators, and influence lawmakers without registering as a lobby.
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Newfane
Green Mountain Boys
Ethan Allen
Bennington
Staats
Montpelier
Vermont
GMB
Brooklyn
N.Y
Leonard Buchanan
Brattleboro
Balanced View
Southern Vermont Builders Association
White
Swats
Cutts
Gene Godt
Cutt
House
Water Resources Department
Health Department
Thomas P. Salmon
The
Vermont Levittown
McCullough Library Celebrates New Story Hour and Books
The McCullough Library announces a weekly story hour for preschoolers ages three to five, Wednesdays from 10 to 11 a.m. The first meeting is October 2 with Mrs. Arthur Wickenden assisting librarian Florence Field. A long list of adult and juvenile books is available.
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Arthur Wickenden
Florence Field
Trevor
Fowles
Davidson & Doherty
Simenon
Berry
Sky Bowles
Otley — Waddell
Titans
Delmar
Marshall
Irving
Victorie — Darcy
Swope
Apple Kitchen
Taylor
Nelson
Anderson
Standard Catalog
Krause
Boy Brooks
Bongo Bradley Blustein & Glasser
Pure Magic Coatsworth
Byars
C O Arnolds
Corners
Newton
Arlington Nursing Association Annual Meeting
The Arlington Nursing Association will hold its annual meeting at 8 p m on Wednesday October 2 at the Community House.
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Arlington Nursing Association
Vermont man pleads no contest in 1973 corpse case
Gerald Dunham, 24, of Williams town, pleads no contest to civil rights violations in the Byron Nutbrown murder case found in a shallow grave near Barre in September 1973. He also pleads guilty to interstate transportation of stolen property and illegal dynamite transport. A co defendant, Ernest Harvey Jr., 35, of Barre, faces trial later this month.
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Burlington
UPI
Gerald Dunham
Williamstown
Byron Nutbrown
Barre
Dunham
Ernest Harvey Jr
U.S
William Gray
Albert Coffrin
Harvey
Nutbrown
George Kibrim
Newport
N.H
New Hampshire
Vermont
Aiken predicts Ford will restore Cuba ties after election
Senator Aiken, 82, told UPI in a Washington radio interview that President Ford would restore diplomatic relations with Cuba after the November vote. He said he never favored breaking ties and criticized Javits and Pell for visiting Cuba last weekend. He added that broad media presence hindered progress with foreign heads of state.
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UPI
Sen
Aiken
Ford
Cuba
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fidel Castro
Jacob Javits
New York
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Leahy Urges Higher Milk Prices and Imports Scrutiny
Vermont senator and Democratic senatorial candidate Patrick Leahy urged the federal government to raise milk price supports and tighten inspection of imported dairy products. He proposed a pricing formula reflecting actual production costs and tied farmland loss to the economic burden on dairymen from inadequate prices.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
Patrick Leahy
Vermont
Senate Agricultural Committee
Leahy
Vermont aims voluntary compliance officer for safety law
John Froines state director of occupational health told the Montpelier Rotary Club a voluntary compliance officer will join his staff to advise companies on possible health violations without penalties. The post aims to prevent business hardship and aid small businessmen unable to pay fines.
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Montpelier
UPI
John Froines
Vermont
Froines
Hamilton backs King in Saratoga GOP meeting
Ronald W. Hamilton, who polled near 40 percent in the Republican primary against incumbent Carleton J. King, endorsed King at the Saratoga County Republican Committee meeting. He urged support for the entire party ticket and praised Republican government as the best form. The Albany Democratic ticket appeared in the Capital District led by Hugh Carey with Mary Ann Krupsak, Robert Abrams, and Ramsey Clark at a press event and rally in Watervliet. Carey vowed to end closed legislatures and backroom deals and criticized Nelson Rockefeller’s spending.
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Ballston Spa
Ronald W. Hamilton
Carleton J. King
King
Saratoga County
Republican Committee
Hamilton
GOP
Albany
Capital District
Hugh Carey
Carey
Mary Ann Krupsak
Robert Abrams
U.S
Ramsey Clark
Watervliet
Nelson Rockefeller
Rededication plans for Mt Greylock Tower called off
A Berkshire spokesman said the statewide veterans groups will plan the Mt Greylock Memorial Tower rededication next Sunday. Two weeks earlier Adams post commander Reno A Delmolino accused Gov Sargent of political use of the dead and warned of a Nixonlike fate in re election. North Adams suffered a fierce thunderstorm with a lightning strike injuring a man and killing a dog as Williamstown faced an eight hour blackout from 4 10 p m to 12 10 a m and a candle distributor nearly sold out.
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ADAMS
Francis W. Sargent
Boston
Mt. Greylock Memorial Tower
Reno A. Delmolino
Adams American Legion Post
Sargent
Delmolino
Nixon
North Adams
James Harrington
North Adams Regional Hospital
Williamstown
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