Unified Natural Resources Dept Praised in Vermont
Frederic Sargent notes that the Interagency Committee on Natural Resources recommends combining Water Resources, Forests and Parks, Development, Recreation, and Fish and Game into a single Department of Conservation and Development with a central commissioner. John Gray chairs the committee. the plan includes administrative, research, statistics, and planning divisions to serve all natural resource needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
Interagency Committee On Natural Resources
Water Resources
Fish and Game
Forests and Parks, Recreation
Hoff
John Gray
Department of Administration
Gray
Department of Conservation and Development
Interagency Committee On
Recreation Department
Interagency Committee
Waterbury
Natural Resource Departments
New England Jobs Rise in June Despite Strikes
New England nonagricultural employment reached about 4,213,000 in mid June, up 69,000 from May and 143,000 above June 1965, according to Wendell D. Macdonald regional director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The gain came despite work stoppages in two major manufacturing sectors, with machinery and trans- industries cited as affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Wendell D. Macdonald
U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pool Plan For City Park In Schenectady
The Allen Organization of Bennington proposes an Olympic size swimming pool with a bathhouse and wading pool in Schenectady Central Park as part of expanded recreational facilities set for use next summer.
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Allen Organization
Bennington
Schenectady
Central Park
Bloomfield
Conn
Hartford Foundation
The
Foundation
Welfare Age SET IN ANDORA MOUNTAIN STATE
UPI reports welfare age begins in Andora, a Pyrenees state between France and Spain. Local authorities order social security for all workers, set eight hour days, require one day off weekly and two weeks annual vacation for employees.
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Andora
UPI
Pyrenees
France
Spain
Loc
New Student Registration At Mt Anthony Union High
Registration days for new students entering Mt Anthony Union High School for September will be held Thursday and Friday August 11 and 12 in the Bennington High School guidance office from 8 to 12 and 1 to 3. Applies to new students in Molly Stark School grades 7 8 9 North Bennington High School or Mt Anthony Union building. Prior attendees need not register again. Call 447 7512 with questions.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington High School
Molly Stark
North Bennington High School
North Bennington
Playground Chatter Girls Defeat Boys In Softball Clash
In Memorial Park, the girls edged the boys 7 to 6 after a dramatic 10 inning score. Linda Arnold homered with a teammate aboard and Colleen Burgess earned the win while Scott Buchanan took the loss as the girls knotted the game in the ninth and won in the tenth.
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Memorial Park
Linda Arnold
Mark Allard
Cindy Mattison
Lassies
Colleen Burgess
Scott Buchanan
Marge Mather
Joanne Burgess
Angie Ottaviano
Guy Dunham
Bob Baldin
Mr. Comstock
Bob
Stark Street
Morgan St. Ext
Loomis Dana
Freida Pell
Grace Yarnel
Steve McGaughey
Stark St
Michael Farrar
Kathy Farrar
Mark Caslin
Terry Caslin
Matt Pietryka
Irene McCurdy
Paul Pietryka
Craig Caslin
Barbara Reilly
Phillip Reilly
Donna Ottaviano
Karen Hicks
Linda Hicks
Laura Hicks
Freida Pello
Dodie Fraher
Julie Proud
Cathy Mack
Sheryl Collier
Vermont Board weighs site for youth offender facility
The Vermont Institutions Board plans a Tuesday meeting to decide where to place a 1.25 million intermediate medium security youth facility. Pittsford and Addison residents oppose, Windsor is opposed by the board citing a prison atmosphere. Legislation in 1967 may force Windsor placement. Rep. Collins condemns that plan.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont Institutions Board
Vermont
Pittsford
Addison
Windsor
Edward J. Conlin
Kenalene J. Collins
Readsboro
Doris Joann Kelly to wed Albert Bashaw in August
Mrs Dorris Kelly of Eight Mile announces the engagement of her daughter Doris Joann to Albert J Bashaw of Lakeland Florida formerly Hinsdale New Hampshire son of Mr and Mrs Albert V Bashaw of North Bennington The wedding is planned for August 16 Doris Joann a junior at South Eastern Bible College Lakeland works at Fayards Inc Mobile The fiance a Hinsdale High School graduate and theology major also attends South Eastern Bible College where he studies while employed by Pure Oil Co Lakeland
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Eight Mile
Ala
Dorris Kelly
Doris Joann
Albert J. Bashaw
Lakeland
Fla
Hinsdale
N.H
Albert V. Bashaw
North Bennington
Kelly
South Eastern Bible College
Fayards, Inc
Mobile
Hinsdale High School
The
Pure Oil Co
Nuclear power assured for Vermont by 1971
Vermont Yankee to be built on the Connecticut River at Vernon as a joint venture of CVPS and GMP with GE to begin within six to eight months. The $88 million plant aims for completion by 1970 or early 1971, with financing from several utilities and no federal funds. PSB approval granted general good for construction but power transmission awaits final order.
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Rutland
Vermont
General Electric Co
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Albert Cree
CVPS
Glen M. McKibben
GMP
Vernon
Connecticut River
The
New England Power Co
Cree
Atomic Energy Commission
Vermont Yankee
Northeast Utilities
Central Maine Power Co
Cambridge Electric Light Co
Montaua Electric Co
Boston
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Vermont Public Service Board
PSB
Ernest W. Gibson III
Gibson
Isolated Dog Napping Reported in Vermont
Vermont Atty. Gen. John Cone warned of isolated dog napping incidents with no sign of an organized ring. Gov. Hoff had pressed for inquiry after Burlington Humane Society complaints. Connarn found no evidence of a dog theft conspiracy, noting UVM dogs are purchased in Canada.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
John Conewarn
Burlington Humane Society
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Connarn
University of Vermont
Canada
Snelling Calls for Higher Vermont Education Aid
Rutland Republican Richard Snelling argues state education aid lags behind rising school costs in Vermont. He cites a $2.5 million increase last session versus over $4 million in expenses, urging at least $5 million more annually and a 40 percent state share for school construction funded by 10 percent of annual debt service. He plans to push this as a top priority if elected governor.
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Rutland
Richard Snelling
Vermont
Snelling
Service Club
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Linda
Gail Godek
Ann Kuhn
Bob Baldwin
Charles Comstock
Joanne Pello
Mattison
Baldwin
Mr. Bruneau
Art
Washington
Wayne N. Aspinal
D-Colo
Public Land Law Review Commission
Aspinal
United States
Bellas-Hess
Doris Joann Kelly
Kelly-Bashaw
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Green Mountain Power Corp
Atkins
Main Street
Gould
Bennington, Vt
Vermont Bank
Vermon Mise
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Company
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
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