UVM Faculty Poll Sees People Pollution As Biggest Threat
Burlington report shows 32 of 83 faculty members identify people pollution as the world’s greatest environmental problem. They cite population balance, air and water pollution, resource depletion, and attitudes toward growth as key threats. Experts warn of oil spilled into oceans and urge planning, birth control, and behavioral change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
David P. Bucke Jr
James Edgerton
Woodstock
Extension Service
Donald G. Forgays
Department of
Psychology
Huntington Mavor
William H. Haviland
Thomas Sproston
Bud Etherton
John O. Outwater
Marketing Director Named at Stratton Mt
Stratton Corp. named Langdon Brown associate director of marketing and public relations to promote the Arnold Palmer Golf Academy and oversee summer and fall advertising. He joins from the Stowe Area Association and Vermont arts and restaurant groups. The Arnold Palmer Golf Academy opens June 28 with a ground crew prep at Stratton. The scenic lift operates 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily June 27 to Oct 18, with extended hours on weekends and holidays. The Stratton Arts Festival runs Sept 5 to Oct 18 at the Base Lodge under Elinor Janeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Langdon Brown
Stratton Corp
Harvey Clifford
Brown
Arnold Palmer
Elinor Janeway
Stowe
Stratton’s
Stratton Base Lodge
Janeway
Dirty Picture Deadline April 16
Burlington readers can submit photos depicting a Vermont pollution problem to the Dirty Picture Contest. Entries must be postmarked by April 16 and mailed to Dirty Picture Contest Box 99 Billings Center University of Vermont Burlington 05401. Sponsored by the Committee for Environmental Action and the Vermont Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association. Winners named at Earth Day April 22 with prizes of 100 50 and 25.
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Vermont
Billings Center
University of
Burlington
Committee For Environmental Action
UVM
Vermont Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Vermont reports 453,816 feet of ski lift footage registered
Vermont’s Department of Labor and Industry released final figures for 1969 70 ski lift registrations. Total operating lifts reached 205 with 479,298 feet of lift footage registered since the 1962 Passenger Tramway Code. As of Nov 1 1969 cumulative footage stood at 453,816 feet with new registrations adding 25,482 feet.
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Vermont
Montpelier
State Department of Labor and Industry
Mt. Snow
West Dover
Middlebury College
Snow Bowl
Okemo Mountain
Ludlow
Jay Peak
North Troy
Hogback Mountain
Marlboro
Stratton Mt
South Londonderry
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Killington
New England Leads Rise in Construction Costs
Construction costs rose 7.5 percent nationwide for the year ending March 31 with New England showing the largest regional gain at 8.1 percent. Dodge Building Cost Services cites higher material prices and a 9.5 percent jump in hourly wages as key factors driving the nationwide increase.
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New York
N.Y
Dodge Building Cost Services Department
McGraw - Hill Information Systems
William H. Edgerton
Dodge Building Cost Services
Edgerton
Dodge
U.S
New England
Southeastern
South Central
Mississippi River
West Central Region
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Rolfe Stanley
Department of Geology
W. Philip Wagner
Blair Williams
Jon Rolf
Alphonse H. Gilbert
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean
Dr. Outwater
William J. Young
Davis
James G. Igoe
Mark Dufresne
Niles Callanan
Mark
Pownal Central School
Monument Plaza
Bennington
Red
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Main St
Zily Conter
K. Greenberg
Mg Electoral Pomn
Ath
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union
Ong
Weer Oupanrmanet
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Sd Sae
el Ae
Dale Carnegie
Dale
Carnegie
Bennington Junior High School
Thomas F. Burke
Pease Rd
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Vermont Gas
Utilgas Corp
Main Street
Gary Button
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