Five groups to be cited for handicapped service in Vermont
Gov. Salmon will honor five organizations at the Montpelier Conference on Recreation luncheon. Recipients include the Vermont Jaycees for the Special Olympics program begun in 1969. the Vermont Association for Mental Health for Camp Daybreak. the Department of Forests and Parks of the Agency of Environmental Conservation. the Vermont Elks Association. and the Vermont Association for Retarded Citizens. Charles Douglas will accept for the Jaycees. John Merchant will accept for Mental Health.
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Montpelier
Thomas P. Salmon
Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn
Vermont Jaycees
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Department of Forests and Parks of
The
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Vermont Elks Association
Vermont Association For Retarded Citizens
Charles Douglas
John Merchant
VAMH
Vermont Department of Forests and Parks
Button Bay State Park
Robert DeForge
Silver Towers
Silver Towers Camp
Vermont Hall
Tavern Motor Inn
Recreation Section
Department of Forests and Parks
Department of Mental Health
Barbara Walters Reports From Mideast on Today
NBC anchor Barbara Walters, on temporary Middle East assignment, interviews Egyptian President Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin. She describes acting as a diplomatic courier as talks hint at continued discussion and potential solutions. The report notes Cairo tours and Rabin dialogue.
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Frank S. Sweatlow
New York
UPI
NBC
Barbara Walters
Middle East
Miss Walters
Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
Tel Aviv
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Rabin
Bennington District Court Dockets Monday Judge Fienberg
Several defendants appeared in Bennington District Court before Judge George M. Fienberg. Kurt Blodgett pleaded guilty to driving with suspended license in Shaftsbury and was fined 100 dollars. Henry Travers pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in Manchester and was fined 150 dollars with a one year license suspension and CRASH program notice. Edward Vosburgh pleaded not guilty to three false token charges with checks totaling 70 dollars, bail set at 100 dollars each. David Church pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in Pownal and fined 150 dollars with one year license suspension and CRASH notice. John Conover changed to no contest for wiring without a license in Manchester, fined 25 dollars. Robert Sherman pleaded not guilty to DUI in Bennington, bail set at 150 dollars.
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Bennington District Court
George M. Fienberg
Kurt W. Blodgett
Fincastle
Shaftsbury
Henry M. Travers
Manchester
Edward Vosburgh
Bennington
Vermont National Bank
David J. Church
Pittsfield
Mass
Pownal
John D. Conover
Bennett Street
Robert F. Sherman
Overlea Road
Funeral Notices For Marion Blake Eckhardt And Kathryn Rood
A graveside service for Marion Blake Eckhardt 84 of Hoosick Falls was held Sept 22 at Maple Grove Cemetery Hoosick Falls after she died Sept 19 in Rochester New York She was a teacher and widow of John Eckhardt The Rev Myron Hertel officiated She leaves a Rochester sister and was sister of the late Mabel Robson In North Bennington a wake Sept 20 and funeral Sept 21 honored Kathryn Rood wife of Edward E Rood Jr who died Sept 18 at Putnam Memorial Hospital A funeral Mass followed with burial in Hinsdillville Cemetery North Bennington Bearers included Thomas Rogers Theodore Rogers Kenneth Baker and Walter Gates Fr Demasi led committal prayers and the North Bennington Post 13 American Legion auxiliary conducted a service in her memory.
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Maple Grove
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Marion Blake Eckhardt
John Eckhardt
Baird
Rochester
Myron Hertel
First United Church, Presbyterian
New York City Teachers College
Rochester High School
Walter C. Allen
Mabel E. Robson
St. John the Baptist Church
North Bennington
Michael A. Demasi
Kathryn Rood
Edward E. Rood Jr
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar & Son
Hinsdillville Cemetery
Demasi
New Home Warranty Aims To Protect Buyers Nationwide
A proposed national home warranty program from the National Association of Home Builders would add about $2 per $1000 of home price to cover defects for up to ten years. It mirrors a British model, with builder liability for two years and an insurer stepping in if the builder collapses, while local councils handle complaints.
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National Association of Home Builders
Great Britain
Trical
Insurance Company
Workshop on aging sponsored by Vermont State Hospital
WATERBURY The annual fall workshop focusing on seniors is hosted by the Volunteer Steering Committee of the Vermont State Hospital and the Vermont Association for Mental Health. The day-long program includes talks by Dr. H Peter Laqueur and Mrs. Hiram S Hunn, a panel discussion, and regional group meetings to plan aging services.
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Waterbury
Vermont State Hospital
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Chittick
State Hospital
George Brooks
H. Peter Laqueur
Europe
Hiram S. Hunn
Phillip Moore
Sharon Addario
Ms. Addario
Easy Sewing for Easy Living at St. Margaret Mary’s
Ms. Joan Gaestel of Unique Zipper Co presents Easy Sewing for Easy Living on Wednesday from 1 30 to 3 p m at St Margaret Marys Parish Center Arlington hosted by Bennington County Extension Service Open to the public A benefit auction by North Adams Lions Club Friday Sept 27 at 6 30 p m at Unitarian Universalist Church Summer Street near the Post Office Proceeds go to Help Line Auctioneer Ron Seifert Preview 5 30 Information 413 664 6391
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Joan Gaestel
The
Unique Zipper Co
St. Margaret Mary’s Parish Center
Arlington
Bennington County Extension Service
North Adams
Mass
Lions Club
Unitarian-Universalist Church
Summer Street
Help Line
Ron Seifert
Call
McGraw-Hill adopts nonsexist publishing guidelines
McGraw-Hill announces an 11 page set of guidelines for equal treatment of the sexes across nonfiction, textbooks, reference works, and children's books with full 1975 edition implementation. The plan targets stereotypes and prohibits phrases like the fair sex and the better half, aiming for balanced portrayal of women and men.
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Grace Glueck
N.Y. Times News Service
New York
McGraw-Hill
Nonfiction Publications
Heinrich Boll
Dan Lacy
Child care deduction urged in tax reforms
Boston report argues broadening the child care deduction to gross income would aid more working families. Current itemized rules exclude many, especially the poor, with a larger impact from universal deduction. The House Ways and Means Committee proposals would expand eligibility, but the report flags the broader deduction as most impactful for 10 million U.S. families with working parents and young children.
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Boston
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Carol S. Greenwald
Linda G. Martin
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Transportation Advisory Board to hold public hearing Thursday
The Transportation Advisory Board or TAB will host a public hearing at Monument Elementary School to discuss a preliminary Ten-Year State Transportation Plan. The plan calls for coordination improvements, possible regional services, and pilot programs like car sharing, with a focus on affordable, efficient transport over the next decade.
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Transportation Advisory Board
Monument
TAB
Robert Gensburg
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