Budget proposal would dismantle two state agencies
Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman John Boylan proposes a fiscal 1977 budget that would eliminate 201 jobs and dismantle the Environmental Conservation Agency and the Agency of Development and Community Affairs. The plan would cut 28 Environmental Agency posts and 35 in the Development Agency, plus 15 and 123 posts in the Administration and Human Services agencies. The aim is about 4.2 million in savings, though some funds would shift under wage and tax relief provisions. Boylan says the changes would improve government efficiency and adds that the Senate and House Appropriations Committees will review proposals in late fall alongside the Salmon administration plan.
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Norman James
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Catamount National Bank Condition Report 1975 Vermont
The Catamount National Bank of North Bennington Vermont reports its condition as of September 30 1975 including assets liabilities and capital accounts. The statement lists cash U S Treasury and other securities loans deposits liabilities reserves and capital with notes from directors attesting to accuracy. The Bennington Thrift Shop seeks volunteers with shop hours and donation guidance provided.
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North Bennington
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U.S. Treasury
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Reverse vasectomy shown to restore fertility at meeting
SAN FRANCISCO UPI A doctor demonstrated a reverse vasectomy at the American College of Surgeons meeting via color telecast from San Francisco Veterans Hospital. Dr Sherman J Silber UC Medical Center says in 19 similar cases men became fathers or awaited a baby, using miniature vessel surgery developed from kidney transplant research.
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Vermont unemployment hits lowest point of year at 5.4%
Vermont’s insured unemployment rate fell to 5.4 percent for the week, the Department of Employment Security reported. The drop from the prior week followed by weeks of seasonal layoffs. Newport area had the highest rate while Burlington remained the lowest. Districts showed declines in Barre-Montpelier, Bennington, Brattleboro, Middlebury, Rutland, St Albans, St Johnsbury and Springfield with various prior-rate changes. About 8,750 regular claims were filed last week across the state.
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Vermont starts removing 1200 billboards in phased purge
In Montpelier Lt Gov Burns and Highway Commissioner Gray felled three of 1200 licensed off premise billboards as Vermont completes the 1968 anti billboard law. Former Rep. Riehle who championed the measure watched. State pays owners from reimbursements, 36,000 already disbursed for 155 signs, rest to go by Jan 1.
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Vermont
Montpelier
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