Vermont deer film to air on ETV amid habitat talk
A black and white version of Winter Bottle neck is offered on Vermont Educational TV as Vermont whitetails and their winter problems, produced by the Fish & Game Department, will be shown Aug 13 at 6 30 p m. The film, narrated by Tony Adams of WCAX TV, highlights deer herd management and habitat changes with emphasis on Vermonters viewing efforts and copies available in color on request. Rutland man charged with forgery appears in court after bail set at 100 dollars.
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Vermont
Rutland
Denver Coulter
Cambridge
N.Y
Rutland Regional Correctional Institution
Coulter
Bennington
Tony Adams
Wcax-Tv
Fish & Game Department
Edward F. Kehoe
Kehoe
S & E Section
Vermont Fish & Game Department
Montpelier
Council seeks draftsman before director as backlog grows
In Montpelier, the Legislative Council moves to hire a draftsman first to tackle a rising bill backlog after John Hutton left for the Education Department and Director George Blaesi plans to move to American Samoa. Some members worry drafting work has lagged behind research.
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John Hutton
Education Department
George Blaesi
American Samoa
Hutton
First pollution permits granted to five towns and two firms
Five municipalities Burlington West Rutland Springfield and the villages of Ludlow and Plainfield plus American Optical Co Brattleboro and Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Windsor received discharge permits under the 1970 Water Pollution Control Law. Richmond Sheldon Barton Saxtons River and Swanton seek nonrenewable temporary permits. Richmond Cooperative Creamery and Standard Packaging Co. of Sheldon have applied. A pollution charge was suspended for one year by the 1971 legislature.
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UPI
Water Resources Department
Willard Farnham
Burlington
West Rutland
Springfield
Ludlow
Plainfield
American Optical Co
Brattleboro
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Windsor
Richmond
Sheldon
Barton
Saxtons River
Swanton
Richmond Cooperative
Vermont corrections program in chaos over facilities shortage
A legislative subcommittee in Montpelier says Vermont's penal system is in a state of chaos due to a lack of adequate facilities. In a Tuesday letter to Human Services Secretary William Cowles Jr., the council subcommittee blamed the state for failing to provide proper facilities to carry out the corrections program. The report notes the program relies on a wide range of facilities to treat inmates.
East West Highway review sparks New England coalition
Four New England environmental groups form a coalition to sponsor an independent public review of a feasibility report on the East West Highway through northern New England. The coalition includes the NRC of Maine, the Society for the Preservation of New Hampshire Forests, the Vermont Natural Resources Council, and the Appalachian Mountain Club. The review aims to evaluate highway improvements to boost regional economic growth while awaiting further study funds.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
New England
Natural Resources Council of Maine
Marshall Burk
NRC
The
Society For the Preservation of New Hampshire Forests
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Applachian Mountain Club
New England Regional Commission
Burk
New Hampshire
Vermont
Regional Commission
White House thanks Crowell for tennis set
David Crowell of Bennington received a brief acknowledgement from the White House for gifting a table-tennis set to President Nixon. Rose Mary Woods thanked him for the thoughtful gesture and noted the President’s appreciation. Crowell, head of Old Bennington Woodcrafters, had sent the Ping-Pong set after learning of Nixon’s trip to Peking and Nixon’s admitted modest table tennis skill.
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David Crowell
Bennington
White House
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Crowell
Old Bennington
It Won't Be a Record Year for Vermont Tourism
Vermont tourism likely misses record highs as June shows a downward trend per George Donovan of the state development agency. He cites declines at seven attractions, 20 information booths, and 24 hotels, offset by a 4 percent rise at Guilford and Highgate booths and higher traffic on select highways. A further pulse count is planned later in the season.
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The
State Development Agency
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Guilford
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