Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont • 9

9 Rutland Daily Herald -Monday Morning, uly 13, 1992 State 'tk Jtfl The seventh annual Vermont Reggae Festival attracted perhaps 20,000 fans of Jamaican-style folk rock to rural Lamoille County on Saturday. The Lehouiller family had agreed to host the free celebration near the part of their farm where they hold a series of Mud Races for trucks. Fans, merchants and performers all praised the site for its beauty and spaciousness, compared with the Burlington North Beach site the festival overwhelmed last year with more than 30,000, participants. Campsites were available, and about 10,000 people had arrived by 10 a.m. Saturday.

But mid-day rain kept attendance down and made some merchant wonder if they could recoup their $600 to $1,000 vending fees. The use of alcohol and marijuana, an issue which deterred Addison County from accepting the festival last year, was dealt with by patrolling the concert grounds with hired sheriffs. Personnel at the medical tent said late Saturday afternoon that the results of that policy and the move away from Burlington had been good: There were fewer incidents than last year, with only a handful of intoxicated patrons. Performer Jus Cee said, Its so nice the police cooperate with the people' I've been in Philadelphia, California, Houston, a lot of places around the country. This is really ft.

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Jeffords, threw his support Sunday behind Rutland Mayor Jeffrey Wen-ibergs bid for the U.S. Congress, I have known Jeff a long time and Im impressed with him, Jeffords said in a telephone interview from his home in Shrewsbury. 1 think hed make an excellent member of Congress. Wennberg was an active campaigner for Jeffords and formerly managed his congressional office in Rutland. Wennberg faces a Republican primary with Wallingford insur-! ance salesman Timothy Philbin I and Ralph Sinclair of Rutland, who runs a snack food distribu-I tion business.

The winner will take on Rep. i Bernard Sanders, for Ver-! monts lone congressional seat. No Democrat is in the race, i Like Jeffords, Wennberg is con-1 sidered more moderate on certain issues. Contrary to Philbin and Sinclair, for example, Wennberg says he supports a womans right to an abortion and would increase I takes on the wealthy to help bal- knee the federal budget deficit. I instate Meetings This Week Heres a listing of Vermont -state meetings for the week of July 13: All events are in Montpe-L Her unless otherwise noted.

MONDAY r- Standards Board. 6:30 a.m. Cortina Inn, Mendon. Board of Nursing. 9 a.m.

109 State St. Board of Architects. 10 a.m. Secretary of States office, 26 Ter-rrace St. jV Agriculture, Food Markets 'Advisory Council.

1 p.m. 116 Main St. Criminal Justice Council. 2:30 p.m. 109 State St.

S3 TUESDAY -c-igdutiatian Standards Board. 8:30 a.m. Cortina Inn, Mendon. frTermont Council on 'Vocational-Technical Education. a.m.

2 Prospect St. Occupational Safety and Health Review Board. 9 a.m. 13 iBaldwin St. Liquor Control Board Meeting.

9:30 a.m. Green Mountain Drive. Board of Funeral Service. 10 a.m. Secretary of States office.

26 Terrace St. i Labor and Industry Plumbers 1 Examining Board. 1:30 p.m. Na---tional Life Bldg. WEDNESDAY Water Resources Board.

9 a.m. 3 South Springfield. Public Service Board. 9 a.m. 89 'Main St.

-Humans Services Board. 9:30 13 Baldwin St. Environmental Board. a.m. St.

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