Salmon outlines five point plan to aid U S economy
Vermont Governor Thomas Salmon proposes a five point plan to rebuild the national economy. He calls for a rational energy policy, continued federally funded public works and jobs programs, federal guarantees to spur housing, and improvements in federal revenue sharing and grants. He urges a regional approach and active fiscal monetary policy alongside a strengthened free enterprise system. Salmon cites two terms as governor shaping his fiscal focus and pledges responsibility while addressing Vermont and national priorities.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Thomas Salmon
Salmon
Stafford quits as an elector in Vermont race
UPI reports Senator Robert Stafford of Vermont will resign as a presidential elector after learning Congress members cannot serve in the Electoral College. Stafford had been listed among three Republican electors for Ford. Secretary of State Richard Thomas said the withdrawal causes no major issues since the other two electors can appoint a replacement.
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Richard Thomas
Stafford
Bennington Museum previews American Presidency exhibit
Linda Brew of the Bennington Museum staff prepares materials for the exhibit The American Presidency A Collection of Political Americana opening October 25. Items include a Polk and Dallas campaign flag a Lincoln flag poster a Chicago Tribune headline Dewey Defeats Truman a Goldwater paper elephant a Win With Kennedy straw hat and more A preview for museum members is planned for Sunday evening.
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Linda Brew
Bennington Museum
Dallas
Abram
Lincoln
Chicago Tribune
Dewey
Truman
Kennedy
Snelling and Hackel clash in Vermont governor race
WATERBURY UP I quotes Richard Snelling charging Stella Hackel failed to honor promises from her treasurer bid. Hackel counters, denying the charge and replying about alleged improper accounting as state treasurer. Snelling alleges she did not shift investments to Vermont institutions as promised.
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Waterbury
UPI
Vermont
Richard Snelling
Stella Hackel
WDEV
Snelling
Davis
Hackel
Meaker Promises Hands On Attorney General Leadership
Vermont candidate Meaker argues for an active attorney general who engages in major cases, supports using side judges in small claims to relieve the consumer protection division, and pushes swift reforms in criminal justice. He vows to reform corrections and emphasize First Amendment liberties while unifying courts and modernizing the criminal code.
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Attorney General
Meaker
Vermont
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House
Senate
Corrections
Burlington
University of Vermont
Parole Board
Corrections Department
Kissinger Sees China Ties Quietly While Officials Question Fallout
The Kissinger communique touches on normalization with China and few insiders know his talks. U.S. officials say the State Department reaction sparked panic but not from Soviet attack intelligence. Intel puts Soviet troops on the Chinese border at over one million with two divisions armed with tactical nukes. Holtzman cites steps to probe Nixon era cover up involving Ford aides and White House figures, saying probes could start before November 2. A reported Route 22 crash lies in Berlin instead of Hoosick.
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Kissinger
U.S
State Department
Newman Performing Arts Endowment Gifts Bennington College
Trustees announce the Jerome A. Newman Performing Arts Endowment Fund of 35000 by Dr and Mrs William R Woolner timed to Newman s 80th birthday. Income funds visiting artist fellowships and productions across dance drama music and theatre with priority to the dance division. Newman longtime Bennington trustee who supported the arts center effort. Police report two-car collision in Bennington with no serious injuries and minor damage to a pickup.
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Bennington College
William R. Woolner
Jerome A. Newman
Newman
Patricia Woolner
The
Yard
Martha’s Vineyard
Woolner-Newman
Bennington
Victoria Woolner
Woolners
Jerome Newman
Bennington College Board of Trustees
Union Street
Jesse T. Watson
Edwin J. Austin
North Bennington
Forrest Smith
Fairview
Vailroads
Mary M. Coe
Jane N. Jalkut
Allentown
Mt Anthony Union panel starts full curriculum review
The Mt Anthony Union curriculum committee will begin in depth studies of departments starting with language. 105 language students could not be placed this year due to cuts, suggesting a need for another faculty member. Subsequent sessions will cover business, vocational tech, music, and English as state graduation rules tighten.
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Mt. Anthony
State Department of Education
Vermont
Eugene P. Smith
Smith
Randlet hurls attack as he runs for state auditor
Democrat Frederick Randlet, seeking the state auditor post, blasts incumbent Alexander V. Acebo as incompetent and slow. He pledges to cut Acebo’s 15-man staff to seven, push performance auditing, and deploy new systems. Randlet touts his accounting credentials and plans to modernize duties beyond traditional financial auditing while noting public attention favors Senate and governor races. Bennington selectmen meet tonight to discuss public works and recreation director. The library offers The Six Wives of Henry VII Episode 4 with free admission. Francis D Heisler seeks MAUHS board by at large vote. paid notice from Dan Mason, Pownal.
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Frederick Randlet
State Labor Forum
Auditor of Accounts
Alexander V. Acebo
Acebo
Randler
Randlet
Legislative Council
Office of Auditor of Accounts
U.S. Senate
House
Bennington
Mauhs Board
Pownal
Francis D. Heisler
Dan Mason
Amy L Perkins Dies. Rutland DAR Leader Funeral Thursday
Amy L Perkins 88 former state regent and curator of the Vermont DAR died aged 88 at her Rutland home after a long illness. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Tossing Funeral Home Rutland with cremation to follow at Evergreen Cemetery. Memorials to DAR Mansion Endowment Fund.
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Tossing
Rutland
Amy L. Perkins
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
State Dar
South Main Street
Miss Perkins
Ann Story
DAR
National Dar
Colonial Dames of America
Vermont Historical Society
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Vermont Old Cemetery Association
Green Mountain Folklore Society
Rutland Area
Red Cross
Rutland Community Club
Rutland Women’s Club
Boston Museum School of Fine Arts
Evergreen Cemetery
Herman E. Weston
Saxtons River
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Mixed List
Admissions include Geraldine Avery Gladys Valle Llewellyn Jordan Stuart Horn Ben nington Leo Mulvihill Lucy Rifenburg Arthur Gates Sr Ada and Daniel Healey Nina Carrington Earl Cahill Donna Livingston Samantha Green Ralph Griswold Kathleen Stevens and baby boy Ben nington Alice Towne. Discharges include Kathleen Stevens and baby boy Ben nington Alice Towne.
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Geraldine Avery
Gladys Valle
Llewellyn Jordan
Stuart Horn
Bennington
Leo Mulvihill
Lucy Rifenburg
Arthur Gates Sr
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ada
Daniel Healey
Arlington
Nina Carrington
Pawlet
Earl Cahill
Berlin
Donna Livingston
Sunderland
Samantha Green
Ralph Griswold
Buskirk
Kathleen Stevens
Baby Boy
Alice Towne
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William Timmons
New York
College For Performing Arts
MAU
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Henry VII
Bennington Free Library
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Ruth M. Davis
Wilmington Congregational Church
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Wilmington
Orlando
Fla
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Duncan and
Mary (Munro) Mcouatt
Pittsfield, Mass
Smith College
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Mayflower Chapter
OES
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Riverview Cemetery
Mr. Morgan
Louise Steinau
Eagle Bridge
the Pleasant Nursing Home
Argyle
New Jersey
New York City
Harry Squires
Mahar
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