Cullinan Campaign Promotes Unity And Nuclear Plant Freeze
Arlington business owner Orlando Cullinan, running as a write-in Democrat for the Vermont state senate, advocates county unity in Montpelier and a halt to new nuclear plant construction. He favors a state lottery, calls for agency reviews, and views Act 250 as needing simplification while praising Don Brown and enjoying direct voter contact during his campaign trail.
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Arlington
Orlando Cullinan
Benson and Hedges
State Senate
Cullinan
Dorothy
Bennington County
Montpelier
Senate
Don Brown
Shaftsbury
Arlington seniors plan crafts and cadet call
Senior Citizens will be instructed on dry flower arrangements by Mrs. Margaret Warner after the noon meal at Bailey Hall Wednesday. Bring a container. If noon meal is wanted, call Mrs. Calvin Andrews on Tuesday. Girls interested in joining the cadet troop should call Mrs. Bruce Culer by Oct 15.
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Margaret Warner
Bailey Hall
Calvin Andrews
Bruce Caler
Pattison pushes federal commission on humane animal treatment
Congressman Edward W. Pattison and Edward I. Koch co sponsor legislation to create a federal Commission on the Humane Treatment of Animals to probe animal use in research and the handling of animals raised for food, racing, and showing. The measure aims to curb abuses while not halting legitimate science. Local fire protective associations and the Solomon Wright Library announce upcoming meetings and hours. The Pownal Planning Commission schedules a Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Town Office session.
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Washington, D.C
Edward W. Pattison
Federal
West Sand Lake
N.Y
Pattison
Edward I. Koch
18Th
Hoosick Town Board Set for Evening Meeting
Hoosick New York Hoosick Town Board will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at 7 p m at the Rensselaer County Senior Citizens Service Center on Church Street.
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Pownal Center
Hoosick
N.Y
Rensselaer County Senior Citizens’ Service Center
Church Street
Local Birthday Toasts Honor Ray Andrews at Andrews Home
Jr and Mrs Maurice Andrews hosted a family birthday gathering honoring Ray Andrews. Eric Rayner of Binghamton visited the Donald George home over the weekend.
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Eric Rayner
Binghamton
Donald George
Vermont official to resign for Maine institute job
Vermont Human Services Secretary Thomas Davis said he will leave his post after the November election to join the Human Services Development Institute on the Portland campus of the University of Maine. The institute aids Maine state agencies and plans to extend services to northern New England and is funded by federal grants.
Vermont Democrat Guest vows to push voter registration drives
Democrat James Guest said if elected secretary of state he will actively back registration efforts with local officials parties and the Vermont League of Women Voters. He urged drives around the state to register young voters and reminded that noon Saturday is the last time to register for the November 2 general election.
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Montpelier
UPI
James Guest
Vermont
Guest
Vermont League of Women Voters
Vermont sees 23 percent rise in new business incorporations
Secretary of State Richard Thomas reports 564 new business incorporations in Vermont during the first seven months of the year, a 23 percent increase over the same period last year, signaling economic recovery in the state.
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Montpelier
UPI
Richard Thomas
Vermont
Rackete? Reed Dies In Route 30 Crash At Hubbardton
Kenneth Reed 24 of Forestdale died early Sunday when a pick up crashed into a power pole and trees on Route 30 Hubbardton. Driver Gregory O By rn 20 from Fort Campbell Clarksville Tennessee and James Conkling 19 from Fort Campbell received minor injuries at Rutland Hospital.
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Hubbardton
UPI
Kenneth Reed
Forestdale
Gregory O’byrn
Ft. Campbell
Clarksville
Tenn
O’byrn
James Conkling
Rutland Hospital
McCarthy Ballot Fight Seen in Albany Court Action
In Albany court proceedings resume over McCarthy supporters and Democratic regulars dispute over placing Eugene McCarthy on the November ballot. Opponents say his presence would siphon votes from Jimmy Carter as the Board of Elections earlier ruled for McCarthy, a ruling appealed to the state supreme court over signature counts. In Troy, HUD and local lawyers probe if the city violated affirmative action rules by hiring architect Jack Dollard with federal grant funds amid minority hiring concerns.
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Albany
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Jimmy Carter
State Board of Elections
State Supreme Court
TROY
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Leon Rubin
Connecticut
Jack Dollard
Wind Gusts Trigger Fatal Crash at Bible Speaks College
Gale force winds in Berkshire caused a maple tree to uproot and fall on a car entering Kemble Street from Bible Speaks college leaving one dead and five hospitalized. Victim is Robert Conroy, 27, of Providence, RI, student at Bible Speaks. driver Lex Ceriello of Pittsfield among injured. City Hall Park bicentennial dedication held amid wind chill and low turnout. park renovation cost about 35000 in city and state funds with Rotary financing a mirror pool and fountain.
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Lenox
Bible Speaks
Lex Ceriello
Pittsfield
Kemble Street
College
Robert Conroy
Providence
R.I
Ceriello
Berkshire Medical Center
City Hall
Rotary Club
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