Manchester Town Clerk Office Closed for Good Friday
Town office closes Friday from noon to 3 or 3:30 for Good Friday with limited hours until 5 after, trout season opens April 13. Licenses available at Fleming Home or Barnumville Rd. Also notes on fishing season, dog licensing, liquor licenses, listers form return by April 20, veterans exemptions, and Sisters office relocation with phone 362-1373.
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Fleming
Barnumville Rd
Fish and Game Department
Fleming Hardware and Johnson’s
Manchester
Montpelier
Liquor Control Department
Listers
White River
White Iver
American Legion
VFW
Hale Mountain Club hears forestry talk
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club members heard county forester Jim White outline a woodland management program for 197 acres of land in Shaftsbury. He proposed a timber stand improvement plan and a nature trail for area students, plus Green Mountain Conservation Camps for 10 youths this summer.
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Shaftsbury
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club
Heard County
Jim White
White
Junior Harwood
Hale Mountain
Merck
Rupert
Green Mountain
Salem
Bomoseen
State Fish and Game Department
Bob Svitak
Arlington alum Mason relocates to Fort Collins
Jeffrey Mason, a 1972 Arlington Memorial High School graduate, now lives in Fort Collins Colorado. He has an apartment, hopes to work, and plans to make the city his home. He drove there with his dog Lassie. the trip was uneventful but he was briefly hospitalized for a minor ailment.
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Jeffrey Mason
Arlington Memorial High School
Fort Collins
Colo
Burlington
Denver
Sunderland
Lassie
Dartmouth conference weighs nuclear power vs alternatives
An energy conference titled Atoms or Alternatives will probe if northern New Hampshire and Vermont can support two reactors proposed by New England Power Company. Panelists from Dartmouth Thayer School, AEC, utilities, and environmental groups discuss nuclear power, waste disposal, reactor lifespans, and cheaper alternative sources like sun, wind, tides, coal, gas, ocean thermal variations, or fusion. The event runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cook Auditorium on April 20 with sponsors including For Land's Sake and several regional environmental and public-interest groups.
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Hanover
N.H
New Hampshire
Vermont
New England
Cook Auditorium
Murdough Center
Dartmouth College
For Land’s Sake
Connecticut
Monroe
Pittsburg
N.H. Thayer School of Engineering
Spaulding-Potter Charitable Trust
Hanover Conservation Council
The
New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Society For the Protection of New Hampshire Forests
Sierra Club
Lyman Allen
Graham Wallis
Thayer School
Hoosick board OKs bicentennial plans and road debate
Hoosick board rejected opening Fog Hill Road after a state opinion labeled the road abandoned. Attorney Gerald Harley, representing Lloyd Pine, urged a decision, while Pine could fund opening the road if the town would maintain it. The board approved applying for Bicentennial Community status with Christina Stevens leading the new Hoosick Township Historical Society.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Harley
Christina Stevens
Town of Hoosick
New Hoosick Township
Shaftsbury youth earns Chef Association honor in Arizona
Shaftsbury native David Buxbaum, son of Mr and Mrs Sanford Buxbaum, working for Marriette Corp at Camelback Inn Arizona, received a certificate of appreciation from the Chef's Association of Greater Phoenix for his culinary art display at the 1974 Chef of the Year Award Ball. Frank R Nikodemus praised his outstanding performance and the hours spent on the showpiece and hors d'oeuvres for elevating the profession.
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David Buxbaum
Sanford Buxbaum
Shaftsbury
Marriette Corporation
Camelback Inn
Arizona
Chef’s Association of Greater Phoenix
Frank R. Nikodemus
Buxbaum
Vermont activist declines bid for Congress in face of Lucenti bid
Scott Skinner, leader of the Vermont Public Interest Research Group, said he will not seek public office this year. He considered running for the Democratic nomination, but will remain with VPIRG for at least another year. Mrs. Lucenti, vice chair of the state Democratic Party, announced she would enter the race against three men including Rutland attorney John Welch Jr. and former Burlington Mayor Francis Cain. Dennis Morrisseau of Hinesburg had tried to deter her from running. Skinner also sought Lucenti’s support instead of running himself.
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Dennis Morrisseau
Hinesburg
Burlington
Francis Cain
Morrisseau
Skinner
Lucenti
VPIRG
Former Gov Deane Davis Draws Retirement Benefits
Former Vermont governor Deane C. Davis, 73, is drawing retirement benefits under the state employees retirement system. Secretary Edwin Gallison said Davis will be eligible for life, and that he is the system’s only former governor drawing benefits. Gallison declined to reveal the amount. Davis qualified by joining in his third year as chief executive.
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Montpelier
UPI
Deane C. Davis
Edwin Gallison
Davis
Gallison
Heitmann Receives Top Forester Honor in Vermont
Vermont Commissioner of Forests and Parks Arthur F. Heitmann, active since 1933 with the CCC and U.S. Forest Service, is awarded the Society of American Foresters New England section’s highest honor. He also serves as executive officer of the state Agency of Environmental Conservation.
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Montpelier
Society of American Forester
New England
Vermont
Arthur F. Heitmann
Heitmann
Civilian Conservation Corps
U.S. Forest Service
State Agency of Environmental Conservation
Pittsfield Housing Authority forms committee for handicapped housing
Pittsfield Housing Authority votes to form a committee to study housing for physically and mentally handicapped individuals released from state institutions. The move aligns with a state health department program to reduce inmate populations by placing such residents under local community care.
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Pittsfield
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North Adams
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Hudson Falls
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New York
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AEC
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