Rutland Daily Herald from Rutland, Vermont • 6

RUTLAND DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 17 1979 6 Zampieri Considering Lieutenant Race lieutenant governor if Lt Gov Madeleine Kunin does not seek re-election Zampieri confirmed Tuesday he will well By CHRIS CHINLUND Vermont Press Bureau MONTPELIER Rep John Zampieri D-Ryegate is considering a bid for By Abigail Van Buren 1979 by Chicago Tribune News Synd Inc second term in the job Zampieri an insurance salesman also stressed that a change in profession could sidetrack his political plans He hinted that another job may be in the offing and that it would take priority over running for office If elected to the highest post Zampieri would not treat the job as a full time commitment Instead the office of lieutenant governor should be treated like the job of House speaker he said full time during the Legislative session and part time for the rest of the year People who have held or sought the office in the past have played the job up to be more than it really is said Zampieri would take it how it is designed" He considered a bid for lieutenant governor four years ago but pulled out of the running when one of his Democratic colleagues John Alden appeared to have more financial support (Alden lost the seat to former Lt Gov Garry Buckley when neither man won a majority vote and the outcome was decided by the Legislature) Zampieri said Tuesday he has thought his decision to-drop out of the 1976 race and may now be ready to try it again The Ryegate Democrat adds himself to a growing list of politicians whose plans hinge on a decision by Rep James Jeffords R-Vt If Jeffords seeks the Senate seat now held by SenPatrick Leahy Kunin may seek House a bid if he would not face incumbent Kunin in the race He said he is not enough to run against Kunin an incumbent with statewide recognition Family or professional considerations could also discourage him from making the bid But barring those conditions Zampieri said the odds are better than that he will make a bid for the second highest elective office Zampieri a conservative-to-moderate Democrat has served 14 years in the Vermont House Man Jailed In Drug Case BURLINGTON (UPI) -Joseph Desaultels 27 of Vergennes was jailed for lack of $500 bail Tuesday after pleading innocent to possession of a regulated drug with intent to sell He was arrested last night at Burlington International Airport along with Gerald Fuller 22 of Fer-risburg state police said Fuller was released and given a citation to appear in Vermont District Court Officials said the arrests were the result of a three month investigation by state and local police and netted 3000 ampthetamine pills and an ounce of DEAR ABBY: The other evening I saw an outstanding ballet company perform At the end the audience responded with enthusiastic applause but as the dancers took their first curtain call a large percentage of the audience rushed out of the theater no doubt hurrying to get to their cars first These people were not only being rude to the performers but to others in the audience by obstructing their view of the stage As an actress I have felt anger and resentment after having given my all in a performance only to be deprived of my few moments of glory because some people didn't want to stick around for an extra five minutes The curtain call is important to performers It's the only opportunity we have to step out of our roles and express our gratitude to an audience that rewards us with their applause Please print this Abby to remind audiences that performers need those few precious moments of appreciation Withhold my name and sign me ACTRESS seat Or she may make a bid for governor if other likely gubernatorial contestants shift their interest to the US House If Jeffords stays where he is he is almost assured re-election so no one wants lo oppose him That leaves most aspiring candidates focusing on the governors seat and Kunin would reportedly prefer another term as lieutenant governor rather than risk defeat in a full field of gubernatorial contestants In short Jeffords holds the key to many future plans including by some chance Jeffords' moves the dominos fall all over the said Zampieri Zampieri said he would not run for lieutenant governor if Kunin seeks a MA'idE IN THE LONS RUNITALLPEPENPS WEATHER PERMITTING DEAR ACTRESS: Name withheld (but saving your letter) Take another bow for a beautiful letter on behalf of all performers John ZampieH COMPLETE WINTER TIRE CHANGE Includes Removal Of Wheels Mount Snow Tires Computer Spin Balance On Snow Tires and Reinstalled On Your Car $795 ONLY No Appointment Necessary TIRE WAREHOUSE 121 SOUTH MAIN ST RUTLAND VT 773-7488 Hura: Mon-Wtd 9 1 7 Tkuri-Fri 9 1 8 Sit 8 to 1 The Future And You DEAR ABBY: My wife has this long-time girlfriend call Muriel She's my wife's age (301 divorced fairly attractive but doesn't have a steady man Muriel fancies herself to be some kind of femme fatale and has given me the come-on several times but I've never given her any encouragement A couple of months ago after I had taken my wife and Muriel to a disco my wife told me that Muriel told her that I had made a pass at her! That was a total lie and I told my wife it was Last weekend we were at a party and Muriel was there I was very cool to her and hardly spoke but the next evening my wife told me Muriel had called her at work and said that I had propositioned her! Abby I don't know what Muriel's game is but I am fed up with her I have never fooled around but if I decided to start it be with Muriel I have the feeling my wife isn't convinced that I am totally innocent How should I handle this? SEWING MACHINES start usto Parts For AU Makes 24-Hmu Snk ftcMf TrtimO Ttdmcitm Barniiui Sewing Center 60 Straati A 775-1618 TRUE? WHO KNOWS? FALSE 7 ONLY TIME WILL TELL NOT GUILTY PERHAP5 COULP BE MAm i oom IT DON'T C0UNT0N IT DEAR NOT: Ask your wife to invite Muriel over In the presence of both you and your wife confront her about her accusations If your wife is really a good friend site will encourage Muriel to get professional help The poor girl could be less malicious than disturbed (Pisces Feb 19-March 20'Aquarlus Jan 20-Feb18 Capricorn Dec 22-Jan 19 Sagittarius' Nov 22-Dec 21 Scorpio Oct 23-Nov 21 Libra Sept 23-Oct 22 Virgo Aug 23-Sept 22 Leo July 23-Aug 22 Cancer June 21-July 22 Gemini May 21-June 20 Taurus April 20-May 20 Arles March 21-April 19) By ASTRO STARR ARIES: Don't worry if they seem indifferent They really care TAURUS: Reach for what you can when you can especially if you're canned GEMINI: The cross streets may hold some sudden trouble CANCER: A companion is hot Why not warm upThe soup? 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