Royal Cutts runs as independent in Windham-I race
Rep. Royal B. Cutts R Townshend chair of the House Natural Resources Committee runs as an independent for the Vermont House seat from Windham I. He was defeated in a three way primary by Bruce A. White and Gene Godt, with White backed by the Green Mountain Boys who oppose Act 250. Godt supports Act 250.
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Royal Cutts
Windham-I
Cutts
House Natural Resources Committee
Bruce A. White
Newfane
Gene Godt
Brookline
Godt
White
Green Mountain Boys
Vermont
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North Bennington marriage encounter and rummage sale notice
A regional marriage encounter for couples who have attended before is set for today at Howard Johnson's Exit 23 on the New York State Thruway with contact numbers for four couples. A rummage sale is scheduled for Saturday September 21 from 9 am to 2 pm at the North Bennington Congregational Church. Environmental support is also noted in a brief local remark. Primary election observers report Godt Cutts Republican vote ahead of White, with discussion of possible November implications and cross over voting habits. Cutts mentions 135 petition signatures for ballot access and plans by a relative to file them while he was away.
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Howard Johnson’s
New York State Thruway
Bob
Eileen Flynn
Mike
Godt- Cutts
S. Cutts
Godt
Cutts
Mr. White
White
Troy — Rensselaer
Edward W. Pattison
Carleton J. King
King
State Bar Association
Committee On Ethics
Saratoga Springs
King, Murphy and Fitzsimmons
Pattison
Coin Show Promises History and Deals in Cambridge
The Battenkill Coin Club hosts its fifth annual show at Cambridge Central School offering numismatic exhibits and Franklin Mint pieces. Visitors learn about changes in the cent since 1909, with wartime alloys, and paper money signatures. Admission is small with hourly door prizes. George Lakey to speak at Williams College on strategy for a new revolution.
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Cambridge, N.Y
Battenkill Coin Club
Cambridge, N.Y. Central School
Treasury
Williamstown
Mass
George Lakey
Fitch-Prospect
Williams College
Lakey
Philadelphia Life Center
World Community Day planned in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls plans World Community Day at West Hoosick Baptist Church on Friday November 1 at 7 30 p m The event is sponsored by the Hoosick Area Council of Church Women United with Mrs Arthur Moseley as chair and Mrs Roger Moseley as president The program traces its origin to Pearl Harbor week 1942 and emphasizes world peace.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Area
Council of Church Women United
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Arthur Moseley
Norma Brenenstuhl
Marion Case
Almon Hewitt
Roger Moseley
Church Women United
Kennedy Proposes Vermont cost study to save taxpayers millions
UPI reports Republican Walter Kennedy would create a Vermont cost study committee of volunteers from outside government to review state operations. He forecasts potential annual savings between 3 and 10 million dollars if elected governor and an executive order is issued. The plan aims to curb rapid growth in state government.
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Vermont
Police chase ends in fatal crash near Waterford
A Watervliet police chase at 1 a.m. led to a crash in Waterford killing the driver and severely injuring 19 year old passenger James J. Dwyer of Mechanicville. The pursuit began after a report of criminal mischief involving Donald O Robbins, 30, of Mechanicville, who fled with a companion.
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Watervliet
Waterford
James J. Dwyer
Mechanicville
Catherine Varin
Russell Place
Donald O. Robbins
Halfway House Road
Ms. Varin
Robbin
Green Island
Cohoes
Burns Rejects Ford Amnesty In California Interview
WILLIAMSTOWN Stewart Burns son of historian James MacGregor Burns now UC Santa Barbara senior studying American History says he will not accept Ford's conditional amnesty for war resisters. He calls the plan a hoax and connects it to Nixon's pardon, calling the war protest a stand against Vietnam mass murder. PITTSFIELD A Superior Court jury awards former postman Edward M. Comstock $822.25 in a libel suit over a $12 shoe bill from Simmons & Co. The suit claims a circulating letter maligned him among postal workers led to his resignation.
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Stewart Burns
William College
James MacGregor Burns
Armed Services
Santa Barbara
Calif
University of California
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Burns
Richard Nixon
Pittsfield
Edward M. Comstock
Comstock
Lynn
Housatonic
Sam Sandberg
Simmons & Co
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Postal Service
Sandberg
Lee Post Office
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