Vermont Delegation Roll Call Report Oct 10 16 1975
Area members of Congress were recorded on major roll call votes in mid October. The House rejected a measure to recommit a nuclear material control bill 143 to 230, then passed the conference report on S 3698 to the Senate. A veto override attempt on Turkey aid failed 223 to 135. National visitor center funding passed 198 to 159, awaiting President Ford's signature. Senate votes included aid to Turkey, interest-rate changes for middle income housing, and related measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
U.S
Senate
Bella Abzug
DNY
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
John Anderson
Ill
Richard Mallory
Ford
Turkey
Cyprus
Herman Badillo
D-N.y
James Cleveland
R-N.h
Mallory
National Visitor Center
Union Station
Capitol Hill
Kenneth Gray
H.R. Gross
Iowa
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Soviet Union
Middle East
Adlai Stevenson
D-Ill
George Aiken
Robert Stafford
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Huse
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Aiken
Stafford
Church Women United plan events and World Community Day
The executive committee met at First United Methodist Church to set forthcoming events. A nominating committee was named to prepare officers for the January annual meeting. World Community Day posters were distributed and a Nov 1 observance at St. Peter's Episcopal Church was planned with a 11 am to 2:30 pm program and a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Riemann will host $3 gift certificates to support rehabilitation, self-help training, disaster relief, and general aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Women United
First United Methodist Church
Harry Hayden
R. Gibbs
E. Kosche
F. Parker
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Harold Riemann
Lions Hold Vermont Fall Conference at Lake Morey Inn
The Vermont Lions annual fall conference will occur October 25–26 at Lake Morey Inn. Registration starts 9 a.m. with a 12 p.m. luncheon. a cabinet meeting at 10 a.m. precedes the lunch. Burgeoning officers attend 1:30–4 p.m. workshops, with a 7 p.m. banquet and 6 p.m. cocktail hour. Burton Tompkins, Lions International director, will speak. Tom Bluto previews the 1974 convention site. Sunday features an 8 a.m. breakfast and free time including golf.
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Vermont Lions
Lake Morey Inn
Harry Barber Sr
Manchester Center
Tom Bluto
Bennington
Burton Tompkins
Presque Isle
Maine
Lions International
Hagadorn Cameron Rites Held in Arlington Church
Donna M Cameron and George A Hagadorn wed Oct. 12 at the Federated Church of East Arlington. Bride is daughter of Don and Cameron of Hoosick NY. Groom's mother Mary Hagadorn from Hoosick. Attendants from Hoosick include Charles Ely John Clancy Scott Cameron. Matron of honor Cathy Coon of Hoosick Falls. Reverend John Geer officiated. The couple will reside at 144 Church St Hoosick Falls.
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Arlington
Federated Church of East
Cathy Coon
Hoosick Falls
June Bentley
Lara
John Geer
The
Federated Church
Phebe James
Church St
Hagadorn
Hoosick Falls Central School
Stanley Tools
Local hunting notes list deer and bear kills near Bennington
At DeMarco's Sorting Goods on Northside Drive, several deer and one female bear are recorded. Deer include antlerless and buck entries from Shaftsbury, Bennington, Sunderland, Pownal, and West Arlington with weights up to 145 pounds. A bear weighing about 200 pounds was shot by Fred Moffitt at Mt. Tabor. An organizing meeting for a Bennington birders group is planned at Park-McCullough House on November 20 at 8 p.m. with future talks and slides likely.
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DeMarco
Northside Drive
Mark Hall
Shaftsbury
Leon D. Jacobs
Bennington
Roy Milligan
Doe
Sunderland
Robert A. Barber
Pownal
Terry Thibodeau
William Ellis
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
West Arlington
Barry Burdick
North Pownal
Roscoe Harrington Jr
Bennigton
Paul Davis
Buck
Fred Moffitt
Mt. Tabor
Park-McCullough House
North Bennington
Hov
State film workshops set at Molly Stark School
Focus on Film, a statewide Vermont program for teachers and students, will hold two filmmaking workshops at Molly Stark School in Bennington on Oct. 26 and Nov. 16. Led by Jeanne McWaters and Alice Chapman, the sessions cover planning, shooting, editing and screening with a $7.50 registration fee. Other workshops will be in Brattleboro, Woodstock, Essex Junction and Lyndon. Contact Howard Shapiro or Jeanne McWaters for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
Bennington
Vermont
Vermont Council On the Arts
Experiment
School For International Training
National Endowment For the Arts and the Arts and Humanities
U.S. Office of Education
Jeanne McWaters
Alice Chapman
Brattleboro
Woodstock
Essex Junction
Lyndon
Howard Shapiro
Energy-saving rate plan proposed for Rutland area
The Central Vermont Public Service Corp seeks state approval for a new off peak energy rate in Rutland area towns. A special meter costing 1.50 dollars per month would track usage. customers save by shifting consumption to off peak times. If approved, the rates would apply in Rutland and six nearby towns.
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CVPS
PSB
Rutland
Clarendon
Ira
Mendon
Shrewsbury
West Rutland
Proctor
Barre hearing slams corporal punishment rules
About 200 people attended a Barre public hearing as educators condemned proposed rules on corporal punishment and suspensions. Critics said the rules amount to abolishing corporal punishment, especially a 48 hour reporting requirement that could cost teachers and superintendents their state certification. The Education Board heard testimony and planned further discussion at its Montpelier meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
State Commissioner of Education
State Education Board
Montpelier
Funeral for Anna Dailey in Hoosick Falls
Funeral services for Anna Dailey 82 of Eagle Bridge N Y former secretary in the law office of William Cahill Hoosick Falls were held Friday at the J Donald Smith Funeral Home Hoosick Falls and St Patrick's church The liturgy was offered by Rev Joseph Getz pastor who also conducted the committal in St Patrick's cemetery Cambridge Bearers were John Nolan III James Nolan Jr Timothy Gilchrest and Paul Luke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dailey
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
William Cahill
Hoosick Falls
J. Donald Smith
St. Patrick’s Church
Joseph Getz
OSA
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Cambridge
John Nolan III
James Nolan Jr
Timothy Gilchrest
Paul Luke
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U.S. Senate
Jeanne Haley
Karlis Lusis
Thomas R. Haley Jr
Mallary
Nelson Rockefeller
House Public Works
George Serrigo
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Dartmouth
Eugene Ionesco
le Treteau de Paris
Serrigo
MAU
le Treteau
Williams College
Fred Dallava
Lerrigo
Lions
Lake Morey
Bennington Briefs
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Eagles
North Street
Bennington County
Taconic Park
Waterbury
Mr. and
Mrs
George A. Hagadorn
James Toolan
Harvey Carter
Greater
Bennington Area
Salem's
Fairdale Farms
Gal Jug
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Schneider-Kraus
Catherine C. Dermody
Shirley Marie Kraus
John Joseph Schneider
Forest Hills
UPI
Wagon Wheel Woolens
North & Adams Streets
Bennington, VT
Nichals
Playtex
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