Women rise as main earners strain marriages in US
A New York Times style survey shows more wives earning higher salaries though many recount friction. Cases include Lloyd and Carolyn Bishop of Manhattan whose wife earns two to three times his income yet they share finances and trust in the relationship. Other couples like internists, performers, and publishers navigate shifting roles, with some finding harmony and others tension.
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Lloyd
Carolyn Bishop
SoHo
Manhattan
Bishop
Family Circle Magazine
Wisconsin
Mary Travers
Gerald Taylor
National Lampoon
Miss Travers
Vermont PSB Gags Lawyers in Phone Rate Case
The Vermont Public Service Board imposed a gag order on all lawyers tied to the New England Telephone Co rate case. Hearings for a permanent 23 percent rate increase continue as the board denied a temporary increase and awaits appeal to the state Supreme Court. The order restricts outside hearing room communications. press releases on testimony are scrutinized, and documents may be sealed for sensitive marketing data.
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State Supreme Court
Burgess
Thomas Kenny
Kenny
PSB
Martin Miller
Vermont Welfare Rights Organization
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
John Carbine
Miller
Daniel K. Hardenbergh
Kennedy Tops GOP Hopefuls In Montpelier Primary Spending
Kennedy reported costs of 10 800 in the past month as he campaigns for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in today’s primary. He also disclosed 14 251 in contributions and loans. Opponents Montague and Lannon have filed no reports. Democratic Gov Salmon reported 1 019 spent and 2 260 received. challenger Reilly listed one contribution of 1 000 and expenditures of 295.
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Kennedy
Harry Montague
Westford
T. James Lannon
Benson
Secretary of State
Thomas Salmon
Salmon
John Reilly
Essex
Computer error overpays elderly Vermonters in Vermont
A computer error led to overpayments in the federal supplemental security program for about 2,300 elderly blind and crippled Vermonters. Checks from Baltimore were higher than due, with overpayments ranging from 40 cents to 100 dollars per recipient. Officials say recoveries should be manageable as many recipients noticed the excess and alerted the office.
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Montpelier
UPI
Bogdanovitch
Funeral of Mrs Clara Anderson Henry in Arlington
The funeral for Mrs. Clara Anderson Henry, wife of William Henry of Sandgate, who died September 3 at Putnam Memorial Hospital, was held September 6 at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home, Arlington, with Rev. John Geer officiating. Cremation followed. Burial will be in Sandgate Cemetery family plot.
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Clara Anderson Henry
William Henry
Sandgate
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson- Walbridge
Arlington
John Geer
East Arlington
Putnam Hospital graduates class of practical nurses
Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nursing graduates a class of 13 students in a Sunday ceremony at the First Congregational Church in Old Bennington. Dr. W Philip Giddings urged ongoing education and individualized patient care as essential to safe practice.
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Putnam Hospital
Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Practical Nursing
First Congregational Church
Old Bennington
W. Philip Giddings
Putnam
Practical Nurse Association of
Vermont
Margie Bernstein
Roderick Humphreys
Elizabeth Humphreys
Laurieann Ward
Putnam Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Linda Dowd
Laurie Ann Ward
Norbert Marcoux
Judith Robertson
Renee Williams
Lorraine Thurber
Leslie Toomey
Deborah Wilkinson
Thomas Davendanis
Ann Campbell
Jennifer Smith
Michelle Bialy
Bennington Cancer Society names memorial gifts chairman
Mrs. Stanley Baczek of Bennington County Unit Vermont Division of the American Cancer Society was named chairman of memorial gifts by county unit president Mrs. D. Dexter Davis. She succeeds Mrs. Marion Spear, R N, who held the post for many years. The annual meeting is set for Thursday September 19 at 2 p.m. in St. Peter's Episcopal Church Guild Room.
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Stanley Baczek
Bennington County
Vermont
The
American Cancer Society
D. Dexter Davis
Baczek
Main St
Bennington
Marion Spear
R.N
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Cheney backs ban on pop tops and soda tax cut
Vermont Attorney General Kimberly Cheney announced plans to propose banning pop top cans and reducing the beverage tax to improve beer competitiveness near the state. He also said redemption centers could ease the load on small grocers and that revisions to the bottle deposit law are being prepared, including lower deposits for uniform refillable bottles used by multiple beverage firms.
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Montpelier
UPI
Kimberly Cheney
Cheney
Vermont
Edward J. Morse Sr obituary in Bennington
Edward J. Morse Sr. of 326 Pleasant St. Bennington died unexpectedly Friday afternoon. His funeral was held Monday at Sacred Heart Church with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery after a wake and committal prayers by Fr. Joseph Quinn. Bearers were Theodore Morse Donald Morse Anthony Sheets and John Garrett.
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Edward J. Morse
Pleasant St
Bennington
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Quinn
C.S.C
Mahar & Son
Theodore
Donald Morse
Anthony Sheets
John Garrett
Park Lawn Cemetery
Quinn
Mr. Morse
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Judy Klemesrud
N.Y
Times News Service
New York
Bennington Briefs
Bennington Club
ADV
School St
Life Stride
Vers
Cancer Society
Charles Gould
Jim Cross
Janet Davendanis
Catherine Bass
Alaine Thompson
Jill Stempell
Margaret Fleming
Julie Proud
Sharon Moore
Shaffe’s ‘Ice
Nichols
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