Jorling Named EPA Water and Hazardous Materials Chief
Thomas C. Jorling of Williams College is appointed assistant administrator for water and hazardous materials at the EPA. He will head one of five major divisions, with senate confirmation expected within five weeks. Jorling, 35, holds ecology and law degrees and has served in Senate, Smithsonian, and Interior Department roles.
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Williamstown
Mass
Thomas C. Jorling
Center For Environmental Studies
Williams College
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Doug Castle
Jorling
Senate
Williams
College
Castle
Washington, D.C
Committee On Public Works
U.S. Senate
Smithsonian Institution
Solicitor’s Office
Department of the Interior
Arlington Calendar Busy Week of Community Events
Arlington events include veterans and clubs meetings at Legion rooms and firehouse, a kindergarten clinic at Community House, AA and Legion Auxiliary gatherings, a public hearing on a sewage disposal plant, and a country Western show at AMHS gym. Boy Scouts earned Polar Bear Camping badges and two skill awards. Playhouse Nursery School toured Wilcox Dairy with Katharine Hirsch preparing for a European study.
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Veterans of Manchester
Arlington
Legion Rooms
Arlington Snowmobile Club
Firehouse
Community House
St. Margaret Mary Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Fisher School
Red Mt
OES
Masonic Temple
FOE
Eagle Rooms
Manchester
Arlington Lions Club
Arlington Fire Co
VFW
AMHS
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Battenhill Grange
Jimmy Stroffoleno
Jeff Chenard
Kris Cone
David Bart
Phil Steele
George Stroffoleno
Richard Militzer
Arlington youths center seeks new central Arlington site
Mr and Mrs Martin H Hirsch of East Arlington seek a centrally located large space in Arlington to house about 30 youths. For leads call Sandy Jones weekdays 442-0491 or Ed Clark evenings 375-6757 amid a notice from local residents. COHOES residents urge a public vote on Mayor Canestrari s proposed 11000 pay raise with citizens party petition efforts and remarks at a hearing.
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Sandy Jones
Ed Clark
Cohoes
Citizens’ Party
Ronald Canestrari
Eben Patrick
Citizen’s Party
Canestrari
Inmate Missing After 24 Hour Furlough in Rutland
William Gillespie, 34, of New York City, failed to return to Rutland Community Correctional Center after a 24 hour furlough. He was serving three to six years for bad checks and escape and was near release on parole. Officials say he is not considered dangerous and note several inmates remain at large from recent furlough incidents.
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Rutland
UPI
Rutland Community Correctional Center
William Gillespie
New York City
Gillespie
Reward sought for information in Berlin murder of bookstore manager
Friends and relatives of Norman Mercier, 31, of Barre, killed in the Twin City News shooting, are raising funds for a reward to help identify the killer. Brother-in-law Roland Papon says the reward aims to achieve justice. Store owner Nicola Napoletand has offered 500 dollars for info leading to arrest and conviction.
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Berlin
UPI
Norman Mercier
Barre
Twin City
Mercier
Roland Papon
Papon
Nicola Napoletand
Rutland Police Union To Vote On New Contract Offer
Rutland police union members vote today on a proposed contract offered by the city after a weekend meeting. Negotiators withheld details until union members decide, with officers working without a contract since December over time, vacation, and sick leave time. The force is affiliated with AFSCME.
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Rutland
UPI
American Federation of State
Senator John O'Brien in satisfactory condition at hospital
Senator John O'Brien age 80 is listed in satisfactory condition at Fanny Allen hospital Winooski after admission for fluid in his lungs. Spokesmen said he was admitted last Thursday and may stay about a week, following earlier hospitalization for similar breathing problems.
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Winooski
UPI
John O’brien
Fanny Allen Hospital
O’brien
Kennedy asked to fund raise in Burlington for Leahy debt
UPI reports the Democratic State Committee invites Sen Edward Kennedy to attend a May 20 fund raising reception at the Radisson Hotel Burlington. Tickets are 25 dollars each to honor Sen Patrick Leahy VI and raise funds to cover Leahy's 10 thousand dollar 1974 campaign debt and the committee's 22 thousand dollar debt. Final confirmation expected this week.
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Burlington
Swanton toddler drowns in uncovered septic tank
A two year old Swanton girl died after apparently falling into an uncovered septic tank near her home. State police said Marion Bordeau was found in the tank Saturday evening.
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Swanton
UPI
Marion Bordeau
New York City Council to choose mayoral successor
Following the death of Mayor William A. O'Neil, six council members from both parties begin selecting a fill in for the mayoral term. O'Neil had shifted from Republicans to Democrats, giving Democrats a council majority. If agreement fails, Republican City Court Judge Daniel Farano must decide.
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Troy
William A. O’neil
O’neil
Daniel Farano
Riot at Berkshire County Jail Inmates Causing Damages
State police, sheriff's deputies, and prison guards quelled a riot at the Berkshire County Jail in Pittsfield. Inmates caused about 4000 in damages by destroying toilets and plumbing, smashing windows, ripping floor tiles, and hurling projectiles. A 20 man state riot squad, 22 city police, and 24 correctional officers restored order. 13 troublemakers were moved to four other prisons and face destruction of prison property and incitement charges.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Skeleton remains of missing girl found near Gould Farm
Monterey authorities identified the body as Mary Burek of Westfield, missing since July 11, with no suspected foul play. Initial misidentification as Carol Ann Todd, the Falmouth schoolteacher missing since December 12, was ruled out due to decomposition.
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Monterey
Gould Farm
Mary Burek
Westfield
Carol Ann Todd
Falmouth
Sheraton North Adams Inn
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