Oakes Details Vermont Land Sales Act Plan
Brattleboro Vermont Attorney General James L. Oakes urges passage of a Land Sales Practices Act to curb unscrupulous developers. The proposal would require full disclosure of sale conditions and title, register all subdivisions, and limit speculative land division to protect scenic areas, water, roads, taxes, and esthetics. Similar laws exist in New York and Hawaii.
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Brattleboro
Atty
James L. Oakes
Vermont
National Conference of Commissioners of Uniform State Laws
Montreal
Oakes
New York
Hawaii
Vermont Real Estate Board
State Real Estate Board
State Board of Health
VPA Nominates O'Neill At Spring Conference
Seventy pharmacists met at the Holiday Inn Burlington for the Vermont Pharmaceutical Association Spring Educational Conference. Phillip O'Neill of Bennington was nominated vice president, with Edward Zawistowski of Middlebury as president. Speakers included George Narinian, John Mazuziani, and Joseph Genz. A reception and banquet featured George Denmark of Pocasset, Mass. Officers recommended for next year: Paul Eastman president, Robert LeTourneau first VP, Phillip O'Neill second VP.
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Burlington
Holiday Inn
Vermont Pharmaceutical Asso
Phillip O’neill
Bennington
Edward Zawistowski
Middlebury
VPA
Vermont
George Narinian
Massa
George Denmark, R.ph
Pocasset, Mass
American Pharmaceutical Association
Paul Eastman
Newsport
Robert LeTourneau
Winooski
Stone Soldier Pottery Captures Imagery At Harwood Hill
Robert Burnell runs Stone Soldier Pottery on Harwood Hill near U.S. 7. His handmade stoneware figures, chiefly 16 to 24 inches high, depict allegorical soldiers in slab construction. He favors wheel work for other wares and plans a mural sign to reflect the shop’s identity. Burnell, a former Army paratrooper, moved from Lexington to Dengton with his family and operates the business seven days a week.
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Potter AT
Bennington
Stone Soldier Pottery
Robert Burnell
U.S. 7
Harwood Hill
Burnell
Tory
Dengton
Lexington, M
Ward Drive
Gory
Cora
Phillies Trade Money and Hisle for Padres Prospects
Philadelphia sends rookie shortstop Don Money and rookie outfielder Larry Hisle to the San Diego Padres of the Pacific Coast League for more seasoning. The Phillies recall pitcher Larry Colton and acquire shortstop Robert Pena from San Diego. Money was the centerpiece of the deal sending pitcher Jim Bunning to Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Don Money
Larry Hisle
San Diego Padres
Phillies
Larry Colton
Robert Pena
San Diego
Money
Jim Bunning
Pittsburgh
Governmental Complex to Rise Over Albany Slum Renewal
Albany 1970 will unveil a contrast of an 18th century chateau State Capitol and a 44 story stainless steel mall skyscraper. The urban renewal cleared 7,000 residents and razed over 1,000 buildings creating a vast state government complex with cultural centers and housing.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
New York
Manhattan
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Chusetts College of Pharmacy
John Mazuziani
Vermont Regional Medical Program
Joseph Genz
UVM
Harwood Hill Pottery
Into
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Main Street
Bennington, Vermont
Triple
Grand Union Empire
John M. Moore
Arlington
Hodgson
Mobil Heating Oil
Henry MM. Tuttle CO. Inc
ST. Bennington
Gerald E. Morrissey
General
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Barnumville Road
Manchester
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington Vermont
Can
Esso
Winslow
GREGG
Greenberg
Oancom
John Holmes Andrus
John C. Hughes
ALL Electric
Oakman Electric Supply Inc
Rutland
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Central
Oakman Electric Supply CO
Rvice Corp
Rutland, VT
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