Vermont 91st Vital Statistics Report Reveals Trends
Vermont Health Department releases its 1975 Vital Statistics report detailing marriages by zodiac sign, rising abortion and illegitimate birth rates, lowest marriage rate in eight years, and all-time low birth rate. It notes Bennington County births, names popularity, regional population data, common death causes, and divorce age patterns.
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Vermont
Sagittarius
Gemini
Virgo
Scorpio
Taurus
Capricorn
Bennington County
Bennington
Arlington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Chittenden County
Jason
Michael
Christopher
Matthew
David
Scott
John
Daniel
James
Robert
Jennifer
Amy
Bennington Court dates include fines for intoxication and driving
In Bennington and surrounding towns, multiple defendants faced fines after waivers and guilty pleas. Robert J. Stewart and Thomas J. Stewart admitted fishing without a license, Harry Wills pleaded guilty to public intoxication, and others faced speeding, driving under the influence, and disorderly conduct charges. A separate Vermont note mentions opposition to a Health Department rental regulation proposal and a scheduled public hearing.
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Robert J. Stewart
Tappan
N.Y
Eee
Winhall
Thomas J. Stewart
Palisades Park
N.J
Harry Wills
Bennington
Kenneth J. Wilkins
Manchester
Ferdinand LaFlamme
Chapel Road
Francis C. Reugger
Greenwich
Conn
Health Department
Phoebe Morse
Randolph
Vermont Revenues Rise 13.6 Percent In Early FY 1978
State Administration Secretary Ralph Peters reported Vermont General Fund revenues total nearly 27 million dollars as of Aug 31, marking a 13.6 percent rise from the same period last year. Highway Fund up 5.6 percent aided by a 16 percent gasoline tax increase. Personal income tax up 15 percent and sales tax up 13 percent. Corporate income and meals and rooms taxes climbed 24 percent and 22 percent respectively.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Ralph Peters
Peters
Vermont expands drought aid rules and day care debate grows
Vermont officials announce a more liberal drought grant and loan formula allowing towns to include total indebtedness in aid requests. A day care funding reform proposal draws fire from operators and customers during a Social Services hearing. House GOP backs repealing the 9 percent income tax surcharge citing a 21 million dollar surplus. Charles Colson to preach in Vermont, away from Nixon talks, with Prison Fellowship background.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Social and Rehabilitative Services Department
Cost Control Commission
Springfield
White House
Charles Colson
Richard Nixon
Colson
Baptist
Congregational
Prison Fellowship
Area Obituaries and Funerals for Hurley Comar and Clayton
Obituary notices from Bennington and Manchester report Kenneth G. Hurley Sr. died at home and his funeral held at Sacred Heart Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Cordelia B. Comar 80 died in a Rutland hospital with Christian burial at St. Pauls Manchester and interment in Dellwood Cemetery. Edwin L. Clayton 77 died at home with services at First Church Manchester and burial in Factory Point Cemetery. Bearers listed include relatives and grandchildren across multiple towns.
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Kenneth G. Hurley Sr
Grove St
Bennington
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Quinn
C.S.C
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
Daniel Smith
Leo Harris Jr
Patrick Kinney
Raymond Green
Donald Bourgeois
Steven Therriault
Quinn
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pownal
Mr. Quinn
Hurley
St. Paul’s Church
Manchester
Cordelia B. Comar
Rutland
Martin F. Clancy
Dellwood Cemetery
Gregory
James Comar
Michael Comar
Charles Mench
John Batchelder
Markey
Brewster Funeral Service of
Edwin L. Clayton
Cass Terrace
Richard D. Olmstead
Factory Point
Kenneth Clayton Jr
Vergennes
Keith Clayton
Colchester
Mark Clayton
Woodford
Larry Clayton
Clyde McWayne
Fort Plain
N.Y
Rodney Bruce
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By Rob Woolmington
Heather
Jessica
Sarah
Rebecca
Michele
Melissa
Angela
Lisa
U.S
New Vermont Statistical Report
Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Neil Soss
Cemaithe Lemme Hee
John P. Capella
Barney Road
Nington
Rene
David C. King
Manchester Center
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
King
Frank H. Johnson Jr
Bennington County District Court
Robert E. Jaworski
Danby
Home Administration
Burns
Oon
Douglas
House
James Douglas
Middlebury
Richard Snelling
Ways and Means Committee
Peter Guiliani
R-Montelier
Area Funerals
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