Condon Defends TIC Decision on Vermont Logos for Interstates
Bennington council member Robert B. Condon defends the Vermont Travel Information Council TIC decision allowing limited logos for gas stations lodging and dining along interstates. A Nov 4 public hearing will revisit whether business logos aid travelers or clutter the landscape as Windham County tests the state program and Brattleboro is deemed urban.
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Vermont Travel Information Council
Bennington Council
Robert B. Condon
Vermont ‘Oil
Condon
Bennington
Montpelier
Vermont
Paul Arthur
Design Collective Inc
Travel Information Council
Highway Department
Federal
Bureau of Public Roads
TIC
Virginia
Richmond
Washington, D.C
Windham County
Highway District Committee
Minor E. “Mitch’’ McLaughlin
Newfane
Bennington County
Ivor S
Tink’? Pelsue
Atty
Neil S. Moss
Peter Zilliacus
Hermitage
Dover
Zilliacus
Brattleboro
Burlington
Main Street
Vermont Democrats Seek 3 Per Cent Tax Exemption
The Vermont House and Senate Democratic minority plan 1970 legislation to exempt domestic fuels electrical energy and general household necessities from the 3 percent retail sales tax. House and Senate steering committees unanimously supported the proposal in Middlebury. Leaders Charles Delaney and Thomas Salmon said the plan echoes 1969 efforts and a joint meeting will occur November 2 in Montpelier to map strategy.
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Middlebury
Senate
Charles Delaney
Chittenden- Grand Isle
House
Thomas Salmon
Rockingham
Delaney
Salmon
Montpelier
Symphony Days planned in Burlington and Bennington VT
The Vermont State Symphony Orchestra will hold Symphony Day in Burlington on Oct. 27 with a day of demonstrations, student soloist appearances, clinics, and an 8 p.m. concert at Burlington Memorial Auditorium. Two teen soloists will perform with the orchestra before 2,000 classmates. Funds come from a Sears Roebuck Foundation grant and local donors, with future plans for Rutland and Bennington and more sites.
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Burlington
Vermont State Symphony Orchestra
Alan Carter
Burlington Memorial Auditorium
Sears - Roebuck
Shelburne
Carolyn Foulkes
South Burlington High
Haydn
Dan Rose
State Symphony
Richard Wagner
Charles Ives
Ernest Stires
Carter
Bach
Frescobaldi
Vermont Council On the Arts
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Rutland
Bennington
Vermont Symphony Orchestra Association
Reorganizers Seek 7 Member Cabinet Plan for Vermont
MONTPELIER UPI The Committee on Administrative Coordination backed a cabinet style government for Vermont with seven departments each led by a secretary answerable to the governor. The plan aims to streamline state government and cut staff, pending approval by the 1970 legislature which has historically resisted reorganizations.
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Montpelier
UPI
Committee On
Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Davis
Ronald Crisman
Tempest Storm Granted Divorce From Herb Jeffries
Los Angeles UPI reports a Superior Court commissioner granted the uncontested divorce of burlesque queen Tempest Storm and singer Herb Jeffries. The 41 year old actress receives $50 monthly child support for their six year old daughter, with the suit based on mental cruelty.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tempest Storm
Herb Jeffries
Superior Court
John L. Goddard
Miss Storm
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