Vermont Eyes Regional Tourist Center Change
Vermont may join the New England Vacation Center in New York City, despite the Development Agency losing funds for two information centers. Development Agency Secretary Roland Loveless aims to present a plan to Gov. Deane Davis to join the regional tourist information hub at Rockefeller Plaza, with an annual cost around $12,000 to be covered despite $66,000 cuts to New York and Montreal offices.
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Vermont
New York City
New England
New England Council
Rockefeller Plaza
Loveless
New York
Montreal
UVM offers new meal plan options for students
The University of Vermont will launch a four plan dining option in September enabling on campus students to choose 20 meal 15 20 12 20 and 9 15 plans with varying weekly meal counts and prices. A four year ID card will grant entry to any dining hall with some halls opening at different times and Sunday access limited to two halls. students decide plans this week amid mixed reactions.
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Steven Rice
Burlington
University of Vermont
Resident Hall
Food Service
SAGA
Marsh Hall
Austin
Tupper Halls
Simpson
Waterman
Keith Mizer
IRS awards tax exempt status to nondiscriminatory Vermont private school
The IRS recognizes tax exempt status for a Vermont private school, Glenrock Communities Corp. of Jeffersonville, after announcing a racially nondiscriminatory policy. The July 10, 1970 ruling applies nationwide, with audits warning that failure to uphold the policy can revoke exemptions and affect deductibility of past gifts.
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Burlington
Internal Revenue Service
Vermont
Filton D. Fields
IRS
Vermont Glenrock Communities Corp
Jeffersonville
United States
Glenrock Communities Corp
Fields
Vermont Kidnapping Suspect Arrested in New Mexico
FBI Albuquerque said Carroll Thomas Collins, 25, a Bridgeport, Connecticut native, was arrested in Santa Fe after allegedly abducting an 11 year old boy from a Vermont boys home in February. The boy is safe and to be returned to Vermont. Collins faces federal unlawful flight charges and Vermont kidnapping charges.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
Vermont
New Mexico
FBI
Wesley T. Whaley
Carroll Thomas Collins
Santa Fe
Whaley
Collins
Bridgeport, Conn
Hare
Canaoh
Vermont Social Welfare Department
U.S
Vermont Librarians Meet at Stratton for Annual Conference
Local librarians and library trustees from Vermont and neighboring states attend a two day conference at Stratton Mountain Inn on April 21 and 22 under the theme The Responsibility to Know. Roger Shattuck will speak at the conference banquet. Verner Clapp of Washington DC will speak at the program meeting, both noted scholars and library figures with Harvard Texas and Ford Foundation ties.
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Stratton
Vermont
Stratton Mountain Inn
Roger Shattuck
Shattuck
Harvard
University of Texas
Lincoln
Verner Clapp
Washington, DC
Council On Library Resources
Ford Foundation
Zoning variances granted for doctors building and ponies
The Sennington Zoning Board of Adjustment approved two variances on Tuesday. Eco Realty Inc will develop a medical office on Dewey Street Extension, now zoned residential but to be institutional professional, near a new nursing home. A second variance allows two ponies on a 2.5 acre property owned by Willard A. Van Warmer, GE chief pilot, with sale contingencies.
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Sennington
Bennington
Baker
Dion Finnegan
Joseph Parks
William Hoisington
Edward Keough
Charles Tilgner
Dewey Street
Arthur Hicks
William D. Worthington
Hicks
News
Ant
Willard A. van Warmer
Kendall Landia
van Warmer
General Electric
Lloyd Oppenhiemer
Drs. Fabricius and
South Street
Friendly'’s
Friendly’s
UVM High School Day opens doors for Vermont juniors
UVM hosts its 20th annual High School Day on April 22 inviting Vermont juniors to explore programs, meet faculty, and sample classes. Admissions talks by Dr. Steele and college reps, campus tours by Sophomore Aides, and a university band concert close the day at 4 p.m. Also noted is the 15th Law Day U.S.A. observance proclaimed by President Nixon.
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Burlington
Vermont
University of Vermont
UVM
U.S.A
Nixon
Svith
Gov
Davis
Jon Gramshofer
Silver St
Bennington
UYM
Richard Steele
Roy L. Patrick
Steele
Tra Allen
County Homemakers Tour to Corning Two Day Trip
Bennington County Extension Homemakers Council sponsors a two day tour to Ham mondsport and Corning New York Tuesday and Wednesday June 18 19. The trip includes Gold Seal Winery Ledge on the Green Painted Post Corning Glass Center lodging meals and tips for 34 dollars with extra lunches and dinners Wednesday. Registration closes May 25. Contact Mrs Walter Jones tour chairman Dorset.
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Tne
Bennington County Extension Homemakers Council
Hamsmondsport
Corning
N.Y
Pedhenday
Gold Seal Winery
Corning Glass Center
Teadline
Solor
Blanks
Walter’ Jones
Dorset
Green Mountain Furniture Signs Early Wage Pact
An early contract was signed Wednesday between Local 45 Upholsterers' International Union and Green Mountain Furniture Co. North Bennington. The deal runs to May 1, 1973 with a general wage increase not disclosed by firm officials. The announcement praised cooperative efforts to stabilize the plant, which sits on Water Street near Route 67A and employs 185 workers, a stable and growing workforce after the 1971 acquisition from General Interiors Inc. The negotiating teams included Clarence Hall and Charles P. O'Leary for management, with union reps Harold Austin and others.
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International Unon
Green Mountain Furniture Co
North Bennington
Clarence Hall
Charles P. O'Leary
Green Mountain
Green Mountain Furniture Inc
Green Mountain Furniture
General Interiors Inc
T. Cushman Mfg- Co
General Interiors
Cushman
Water Street
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N.E
Satard
Greae
Biccer
Bennington Co-op Savings
Savings & Loan Association
Fletcher Hall
Leon W. Eldred
John KE. Maxmillian
Board of Civil Authority
Girete 4
First United Methodist Church
Park Lawn Chapel
Grandview Cemetery
Mc Russell
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mea
Green Mt. Furniture
Harold Austin
Richard Bruce
Eugene Damon
Hall
Francis Redden
Clarence Ewins
Union
O'Leary
L. J. Newman
Merle Dohingon
John Morrison
Doral
Spring Street
Liamstiown
Mass
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