UVM Initiates $4 Million Residence Hall Complex
UVM breaks ground on a $4 million project adding two four story residence halls and a dining lounge to house 600 undergraduates. Secant Construction of Stowe builds with Freeman French Freeman design, featuring moveable furniture, suite style rooms, and panoramic views of Mt Mansfield and Camel's Hump. An 89 apartment complex for married students at Ethan Allen Campus also begins, expanding campus housing amid postwar enrollment growth.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Secant Construction Co
Stowe
Freeman French Freeman
UVM
Roland Potzer
University
Ethan Allen
Howard M. Smith
Lyman S. Rowell
Green Mountains
Mt. Mansfield
Camel’s Hump
Smith
Spear Street
Paper Company Donates Redwoods to Conservancy
The Nature Conservancy in Washington DC announces a $6 million gift from Georgia Pacific Corp a major forest products company. The donation covers 390 acres of redwood groves along the Van Duzen River southeast of Fortuna California including 206 acres of old growth trees and top grade timber enough to build houses for over a million people. The deed was presented at a noontime ceremony July 30 with Georgia Pacific Save the Redwoods League and state park officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Nature Conservancy of
Georgia Pacific Corp
van Duzen River
California
Conservancy
American Conservation Movement
Fortuna
Calif
Georgia Pacific
Nature Conservancy
Save-the- Redwoods League
State Park
Robert B. Pamplin
Portland
Ore
Thomas W. Richards
William Penn Mott
California State Park System
Richards
America
Pamplin
Ralph W. Chaney
The
Save-the-Redwoods League
Redwood
Chaney
Sewage Plant Training Offered by Vermont State Program
The Vermont Department of Employment Security seeks applicants for a one year operators course in sewage treatment at Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute in South Portland. Five trainees can be funded for tuition and living expenses under Manpower Training and Development Act. other candidates may attain free tuition.
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New England Water Pollution Control Commission
Vermont Department of Employment Security
Middlebury Geologist Joins Rift Valley Study Tour
Dr. Peter J. Coney of Middlebury College is among 20 U.S. geology professors on a six week Africa trip to study the great rift valleys from South Africa to the Dead Sea. The tour, planned by the American Geologic Institute and funded by the NSF, visits Blue Nile White Nile Murchison Falls Ruwenzori Crater Ngorongoro Crater and Johannesburg mines before ending in Jerusalem August 10.
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Middlebury
Peter J. Coney
Middlebury College
U.S
Africa
Great Rift
South Africa
Dead Sea
American Geological Institute of
Washington
Blue Nile
White Nile
Murchison Falls
Ruwenzori
Ngorongoro Crater
Middleburg
Johannesburg
Jerusalem
American Geological Institute
National Science Foundation
John L. Snyder
Institute
George R. Downs
Pizza deliverer robbed after car theft in Columbus
Columbus police report Thomas Walker, 26, delivering a pizza, was ambushed by two men early Monday. They pressed a blunt object to his stomach, demanded money keys and pizza, then fled with the pizza, Walker’s wallet, and his late model car.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Thomas Walker
Walker
International Paper affirms main business is wood fiber supply
Glens Falls New York International Paper Company confirms in a letter to conservationists and state officials that its ownership of large woodlands is primarily to provide wood fiber for papermaking. James B. Carlaw Northern division manager notes policy remains unchanged embracing multiple-use with timber harvest for manufacturing alongside public benefits. The company plans a new 76 million dollar pulp and paper mill at Ticonderoga New York to replace an older mill, boosting wood demand and procurement in Vermont and Maine, with Vermont wood contributing to the sawmill’s needs and purchases from private producers rising to about one million dollars annually.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
International Paper Company
Vermont
James B. Carlaw
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Woodlands Department
Carlaw
Woodlands
U.S. Forest Service
International Paper
Fee
United States
International
Pulp and
Ticonderoga
Company Foresters
Strat
Ton Mountain Tree
Property transfers in Pownal Center and surrounding areas
A series of property and land transfers are recorded in Pownal and nearby areas. Names include Ned and Dorothy Towslee transferring land to the Boyers. Benjamin L Powell Sr transferring a store to the Pallinis. and multiple other transfers involving Haddad, Mantello, Rosenwald, Gagnon, Leavens, Shepard, Adler, Jelley, Jones, Sandler, Grey, Darling, and several households across East and West Meadow, Bee Hill, and Middle Pownal roads.
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Pownal Center
Ned
Dorothy Towslee
David
Wendy Boyer
East Mountain
Benjamin L. Powell Sr
Yvonne Pallini
South Pownal
Robert
Lucille Cash
George
Virginia Haddad
Page
South Pow
Harry
Esther Niles
Peter and
Mary Mantello
West Meadow
Alan and
Elaine Rude
Julius Rosenwald I
Philadelphia
Carpenter Hill
Evelyn Tsatsa
Richard and
Grace Gagnon
Lowell
Mass
Fred and
Barbara Bishop
Irene Leavens
North Adams
Massland
Bee Hill
John and
Alaine Patterson
Dale
Katherine Shepard
East Pownal
Burton
Charlotte
Lila Smith
Clarence
Linda Jelley
Jackson Road
Leonard and
Yvette Conquest
Marie Adler
Middle Pownal Road
Joseph Sarkis
Kenneth and
Orinda Jones
North Pownal
Ernest and
Jeannette Jones
Raymond and
Carrie Jones
Harold and
Mildred Hicks
Carl and
Marie Sandler
Maple Grove
Helen Carlson
Patrick Grey
Marilyn Rhodes
Rose Darling
Hall
Ulcer Causes Studied by Dartmouth Medical Team
Dartmouth Medical School researchers in Hanover New Hampshire study links between cigarette smoking and peptic ulcers. A four day conference of 28 doctors explored ulcer causes beyond stomach acid, including blood flow to the stomach lining and other controllable factors. The group noted ulcers cause over one billion dollars in annual losses and about 100000 surgeries yearly in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth Medical School
Chile
Finland
Sweden
Central Vermont power output rises 8.16 percent year over year
CVPS Rutland reports weekly electric output of 21 394 100 kilowatt hours for the week ending July 25, up 1 614 200 kWh and 8.16 percent from last year. Year to date output reaches 744 010 045 kWh, a 10.22 percent increase over last year.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawerence
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Secant
Patrick Gymnasium
CDA
Bradford House
Eee
MON. Plaza
Paper Company
Owen R. Cheatham
Hammond Lumber Co
North Africa
Coney
Save-Way
Bennington
Mammoth Mart
H. Greenberg
Main Street
Valera
International Paper Co
Pownal
Alan Morrison
Raymond
Betty Valliere
Montgomery Road
Frank and
Etta Harris
Edward and
Martha Briggs
Jessica Dziadul
Robert and
Gwendolyn Hannan
Orchard Street
Floyd
Lydia Woodcock
Elmer and
Ann Brown
Northwest Hill
Charlotte Gautsche
Neil and
Bonita Anderson
Pownal Road
George and
Joanne Beshara
Karen Parks
Friendly Bank
Stephanie Johnson
A. Merle Johnson
Morgan St
Fred A. Parker
Vermont National Bank
Stephanie
Parker
Dartmouth Medics
G.S. Searle Company of
Chicago
Thomas P. Almy
Department of Medicine
Arthur Naitove
SWIFT
Chuck
Bennington, VT
Lees
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Main St
APT
Better Tv, Inc
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