Senator Prouty sent this newsletter on education to constituents in Vermont. It closes with a warning statement about the actions of the majority and goes some way in expressing a minority sentiment in the Senate.

Senator Prouty was the ranking minority member of the Education Subcommittee. He offered multiple amendments to the Higher Education legislation, many of which were accepted.

This constituent expressed the opinion that the Highway Beautification Act could be too strict and negatively impact his business.

Pitkin, in his capacity as president of Goddard College, offered his views on each provision of S. 600 regarding higher education, with a focus on the impact to Goddard.

Letter introducing an advertising campaign for safe driving practices among teenagers

Letter introducing an advertising campaign for safe driving practices among teenagers

A press release announces a device that appears quite similar to GPS technology: "a new experimental road-vehicle communications system...that would remind the motorist of speed and traffic signs, enable him to summon help in an emergency, and…

Letter enumerating the company's views on how the bill might impact the business

Babcock, in his capacity as Provost of the Vermont State Colleges, offered his views on bills regarding higher education, with a focus on the impact in Vermont.

A company that manufactures food packaging opposes changes to regulations on printed designations of weight and the use of images on food packages.