Jockeying Begins for Mt Anthony At Large Election
With a court order requiring re election, Mt Anthony Union directors must stand again. Current directors Barth Vander Els, Joseph Curran, Lionel Nowak, Joseph Hall, David Adler, Ivor Pelsue and Raymond Murray plan to run. Harrington Dimke Burgess Jr have not commented but expected to run. Antoinette Button may not seek another term. Only three outsiders have picked up petition forms.
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Mt. Anthony
James S. Holden
Union
Holden
Alan
Haley
Corcoran
Gerald P. Morrissey
Morrissey
Bennington
Woodford
Franklin Frantz
Pat Dwyer
Avis Hurley
Florence King
North Bennington
Keneally Named Head of Catamount Bank
Gerald M. Keneally was elected president of Catamount National Bank effective Sept 1 succeeding Arthur E. Wickenden, who retires the same day after 30 years with the bank. Keneally joined in 1971 and has held roles in lending and administration.
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Gerald M. Keneally
Catamount National Bank
Edward G. Janeway
Catamount
Keneally
Arthur E. Wickenden
Wickenden
First National Bank of North Bennington
North Bennington
Sen
Janeway
Jerry Keneally
Hohler Seeks Vermont Lt Gov Post Won't Play Cop
Vermont candidate Bob Hohler promotes public trust as the key campaign issue for lieutenant governor. He campaigns in Bennington as an independent business consultant, endorsing a minimalist, decentralist approach and calling for a state council to back small enterprises, including crafts.
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Bob Hohler
Vermont
Hohler
Bennington
John Alden
Putney
The
Banner
Scandinavia
Santa Claus
California
Jerry Brown
Salmon Steamtrain Boosts Tourism and State Revenue
The article notes how the Steamtrain supports local businesses by attracting visitors and generating tax revenue from rooms and meals, corporate profits, and sales. Colvin questions welfare and unemployment savings from such jobs, arguing the figure could be substantial and highlighting that the idea arose amid gas shortages and railroad declines two winters ago.
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Colvin
Debates shaped by Ford Carter talks and court rulings
Ford and Carter praised talks on debates while outlining differing formats and dates. Ford urged four 90 minute debates on national defense, while Carter favored three 60 minute debates starting Sept 28. FCC rulings on equal time and network sponsorship loom over the plan as players seek air time and legal clarity.
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League
Ford
Vail
Colo
Carter
Ruckelshaus
Plains
Washington
White House
Democratic National Committee
National Committee Today
Supreme Court
CBS
NBC
Congress
Bill Lonard
Principal Questions May Swirl Over Ratifying Smith
Principal questions aim to persuade union directors to vote against ratifying Smith as he begins preparations for the new school year. Directors have not questioned his educational qualifications despite concerns about his dealings with the union board and his departure from Milton. Supt. Nason had previously praised Smith in a letter written after his Milton resignation.
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Smith
Milton
Supt
Nason
Mt. Anthony
Hohler notes seven day hold on suspects and warns on powers
The discussion centers on emergency powers extending detention to seven days without a state of emergency. A bishops commission criticizes the bill as too vague and calls for clearer public information. Hohler discusses nuclear safety, state budgeting, and his underdog bid for governor, with a background in sociology, Polaroid, and church work.
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Hohler
Vermont Yankee
Stella Hackel
Vermont
Boston
Northeastern University
Comptroller’s Department
Harvard University
Polaroid Corp
Unitarian Church
Arlington Street
Selma
Ala
Vietnam
Putney
Alden
Vermont Governor Salmon Reveals Net Worth and Assets
Gov Thomas Salmon disclosed a net worth of 58207 with assets totaling 86067 and liabilities of 27860 including a 15374 mortgage. 1975 gross income was 38314 with 37488 from Vermont and assets listed include 200 Vermont National Bank shares and a Bellows Falls Country Club share.
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State of
Vermont
Ascutney Partnership
Vermont National Bank
Bellows Falls Country Club
Prudential Life
Salmon
Bellows Falls Trust Co
First Vermont Bank
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
U.S. Senate
Government gifts rule under federal codes debated
Ford argues the gift rules are unfair to parties. Federal codes permit executives to accept gifts from subordinates only if voluntary, of nominal value, and given on occasions like marriage, illness or retirement.
Mt Anthony opens with staged return dates for grades
The opening day schedule for Mt Anthony Union lists staggered start dates: Sept 8 grades 7 and 9 report, Sept 9 grades 8 and 10, Sept 10 both junior high grades start with 11 at senior high, Sept 13 only grade 12 reports to high school while both junior high grades report, and Sept 14 all students attend.
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Mt. Anthony
Mt Anthony High School board meetings and elections notes
The Mt Anthony Union High School board holds an executive session this afternoon at 4 to interview teaching candidates at 604 Main St. BSD clerk Jane Betit reminds candidates to file petitions with town clerks by Tuesday Sept 7 for the upcoming school board election. James Sleeman was elected justice of the peace to fill a vacancy after Genevieve Murphy resigned.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Main St
BSD
Jane Betit
Mt. Anthony Union High School Board
Democratic Town Committee
James Sleeman
State House of Representatives
Benn 24
Genevieve Murphy
Bennington
James Steffen
Crescent Boulevard
Rita Niles
East Main St
Steffen
Niles Auto
East Main Street
Hospital Notes Admission and Discharge List
On Wednesday September 1 1976 admissions include John Pierce Madeline Surdam Frank Dawson Lawrence Knapp Bennington Jennifer Marozas Hoosick Falls Ian Sheldon Arlington Wayne Norse Sr Manchester Barbara McKee Wilmington Birth recorded for a son to Mr and Mrs William West of Discharges include Leonard Kelly Jr Bennington Valera Graney Hoosick Falls Megan McClure Priscilla Dunlop Petersburg Susan Spirka Wilmington Tiffany Morrison Buskirk NY.
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John Pierce
Madeline Surdam
Frank Dawson
Lawrence Knapp
Bennington
Jennifer Marozas
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ian Sheldon
Arlington
Wayne Norse Sr
Manchester
Barbara McKee
Wilmington
William West
North Bennington
Leonard Kelly Jr
Valera Graney
Megan McClure
Dorset
Priscilla Dunlop
Petersburg
Susan Spirka
Tiffany Morrison
Buskirk
Hackel poll dispute stirs debate in Burlington
UPI reporting shows Stella Hackel leading in the Democratic governor bid via partial poll results released at a news conference. Republican contender Richard Snelling calls for full disclosure to satisfy Common Cause standards. Hackel aides say full details are too complex to release.
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Burlington
UPI
Stella Hackel
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Obituaries and funeral services for Pratt Hause Ewer
Obituary notices announce funeral services for Walter A. Pratt in Raymertown at Tate and Son Funeral Home with graveside prayers in Island Hill Cemetery. Also noted are private services for Marion Sisson Hause in Brewster and Gary A. Ewer in Worcester with memorials and calling hours details.
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Tate & Son Funeral Home
Raymertown
N.Y
Walter A. Pratt
Albany
Veterans’ Administration
David Hubbard
Pittstown
United Methodist Church
Island Hill Cemetery
Buskirk
Hoosick Falls
Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Potter Hill
Flora Pratt
Valley Falls
Adelbert Pratt
Katherine Ray
Ronald Kabosa
Cohoes
Brewster, Mass
Marion Sisson Hause
Walloomsac
Melrose
Mass
Melrose-Wakefield Hospital
Hause
North Adams, Mass
Worcester
Gary A. Ewer
Manchester
Factory Park Square
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Catamount Bank
Brattleboro
Gerald Keneally
Lt. Gov. Post
By Rob Woolmington
Steamtrain
Ford-Carter
Federal Communications Commission
Eugene J. McCarthy
Lester G. Maddox
Georgia
American Independent Party
Hauser
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Energy Committee
Montpelier
Skinner Organization
Stafford
Bennington Briefs
Shaftsbury
John Evans
David Aldrich
Marion S. Hause
North Adams Normal School
Boston University
Harvard
Vesper George
Winthrop Elementary School
DAR
Orange
OES
Massachusetts and National Teachers Association
National Retired Teachers Association
Donald
Roy
Gardner, Mass
Robinson Chapel
Capt
Del
Elliot Richardson
Cape Cod Sea Camps
Brewster
Gary A. Ever
Ewer
Navy
Robert Ewer
Route 7
Brewster Funeral Service
Manchester Center
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