Arlington Used as Laboratory for Small Town Sewer Plans
Arlington will serve as a yearlong test site as District 208 and the Bennington County Regional Planning Commission study alternative sewer systems for a small community. BCRC director Gregory Burke announced the project at a Arlington town hall meeting attended by state officials and District 208 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Webb
Arlington
District 208 Committee
Bennington County Regional Planning Commission
BCRC
Gregory Burke
District 208
District Environmental
Webb
RPI
Paul Manning
George Novotny
Arlington 208 study to survey village wastewater plans
The District Environmental Commission reconvenes the Act 250 hearing for a 24 acre Kocher Drive and Route 7 shopping center. The study, run by the 208 Committee and Arlington officials, gathers data on wastewater disposal through a door to door survey and a landowner sketch, to guide Vermont water quality planning through 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kocher Drive
Route 7
Bennington County
District Environmental Commission 8
Omega Inc
New York City
Ted S. Gladstone
Scarsdale
N.Y
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Bennington
Commission
Burke
Agency For Environmental Conservation
Richard A. Snelling
Vermont
Arlington
Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute
RPI
Paul Manning
BCRC
Battenkill
District Commission
Hoosick Seniors Notes Activity and Birthday Remembrances
Sixteen tables filled Aug 22 with Frances Stewart and Mrs. Gallipeau tying for first in pitch while Ray Phillips and Mrs. Purdy won pinochle. Grace Armstrong’s 81st birthday honored Aug 14 with cake from Catherine Green. Bertha's Angels celebrated Aug 18. Concerns include hospital work, visitors from New Paltz and Rochester, and death condolence for Alice Guiden after sister Roscoe Austin’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stewart
Gallipeau
Burton Barber
Ray Phillips
Purdy
Leroy Pine
Bertha’s Angels
Catherine Green
Grace Armstrong
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Patricia Simon
New Paltz
R.N. Susie Barringer
Rochester
Alice Guiden
Millard Dunham
Daytona Beach, Fla
Dunham
Ms. Guiden
Roscoe Austin
Vermont Health Nursing Home Housing Fire Rules Proposed
Vermont proposes rule 77 P126 requiring fire resistant or sprinklered construction for non ambulatory residents and those housed above street level. Exceptions require written physician rationale with annual renewal. hearings none with comment by August 31, 1977. Agencies include Health Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Human Services — Health Department
Health Department
Lillian S. Golovin
State Health Department
Main Street
Burlington
Squam Lakes Science Center Teaches Nature to Visitors
At Squam Lakes Science Center in Holderness New Hampshire children touch pond life with strainers study renewable and nonrenewable resources during a day of hands on lessons. The center displays saw mill lumberjacks blacksmith shop and a 400 foot mountain along 200 acres hosting 12000 students and 12000 tourists annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squam Lakes Science Center
New Hampshire
Robert Nichols
Squam Lakes
Nichols
Plymouth State College
Fish and Game Department
Vermont Housing Finance Agency proposes energy efficient home loan plan
Vermont proposes a VHFA program to offer low interest FHA Title 1 loans for home improvements. Loans up to 10000 for single family or 5000 per unit for multiunit homes, with a 12 year term and income limit of 14500. Application via FHA banks or VHFA office. Public comment due September 15, 1977. Allan S. Hunt is contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Vermont Housing Finance Agency Agency
V.H.F.A
Allan S. Hunt
Vermont Housing Finance Agency
Burlington
Vermont rule for educating handicapped children proposed
The Department of Education adopts a state plan for handicapped education through Rule 77 P130. It outlines free appropriate education from ages 6 to 17 by Sept 1 1978 and ages 0-5 and 18-21 by Sept 1 1983 subject to funding. It prioritizes unused funds for those not receiving education and the most severely disabled, details identification evaluation, parental participation in education plans, and hearings to challenge decisions. It requires placement in regular classrooms with separate schooling only when necessary, teacher training, and private school participation. A Sept 22 1977 hearing at Mill River High School and a Sept 21 1977 comment deadline are noted. Contact Miss Jean Garvin for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Human Services
Department of Social & Rehabilitation Services Agency
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Mill River High School
Clarendon
Jean Garvin
Herbert Tilley
Department of Education
State Office
Montpelier
Vermont livestock dealer record keeping rule hearing
A scheduled hearing on September 1 1977 at 10 00 A M in the Department of Agriculture Conference Room Montpelier concerns proposed rule 77 P 121 for livestock dealer record keeping. For more information contact Dr A E Janowicz at 116 State Street Montpelier 828 2421. Retesting of import cattle for brucellosis also notes Montpelier contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Social & Rehabilitation Services
State Street
Montpelier
Jacqueline Tashman
Vermont
Division of Social Services
River Street
Capitol Complex Commission
Capitol Complex
State House
State of Vermont
Western Avenue
Mary Jane Hayward
Department of Agriculture
A.E. Janowicz
Citizen participation in proposed regulations guidance
Notice explains how to learn about proposed regulations in Vermont listen to a public hearing or submit written comments. It notes a hearing upon written request by 25 persons or an association of 25 members and provides contact details for copies questions and suggestions.
Vermont weighs truck penalties and other state actions
A Vermont legislative panel reviews a proposal to raise overweight truck penalties on a sliding scale per 1000 pounds and a 300 dollar penalty for weigh refusals, amid calls for similar permits for gravel and paving firms. Gov. Snelling hires a lawyer to assess Whey Pollution Abatement Authority plant deals in Georgia. Real estate brokers Staab and Staab Real Estate Inc. face a six month license suspension for untrustworthy conduct and trust account failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Thomas Crowley
D-Chittenden County
Vermont Real Estate Commission
John Staab
Senators press Carter to oppose neutron bomb deployment
UPI reports Senator Patrick Leahy and colleagues urged President Carter to disapprove of the neutron bomb, calling it a step backward from arms control. The Senate funded its development, noting the device would kill through radiation while sparing most nearby structures. In Montpelier the State Office on Aging urged UVM to expand medical training on elderly illness, sending a letter to President Coor after a seminar resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Center
Nichols
Dingley Pleads Guilty in Ear-Biting Case
Martin J. Dingley of Cohoes pleaded guilty to second degree assault before Judge John J. Clyne just before a new trial. the 25 year old former convict was linked to an Oct 6 1973 incident in front of Joe's Tavern in Cohoes where Patrolman Richard Connelly had his ear bitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Martin J. Dingley
Cohoes
Court of Appeals
High Court
Dingley
John J. Clyne
Richard Connelly
Joe
Connelly
16 year old girl jailed for threatened shooting at troopers
A 16-year-old from Chatham was committed to Albany County Jail on Tuesday after threatening to shoot state police officers during a traffic check on Route 9W near the Bethlehem town line. Troopers Gene Griffin and William Stine, who witnessed the pickup off the road, took cover as she threw ax handles and leveled a 12 gauge shotgun, then surrendered without further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Gene Griffin
William Stine
Bethlehem
Berkshire supplier sues over unpaid bills for elder housing project
Down in Berkshire a brick and cement supplier sues Spring Park Apartments contractors for non-payment. Ben Drew Jr of K-K Home Mart filed suit June 23 against United Pacific Insurance, bonding for J.B.L. Construction and Leo J. Hood. Payment was due since January. Hood and J.B.L. promise payment in five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Spring Park
Elders
Ben Drew Jr
K-K Home Mart
Curran Highway
United Pacific Insurance Co
J.B.L. Construction
Brighton
Leo J. Hood
Springfield
Drew
Joseph Lombardi
Hood and
J.B.L
Ronstadt concert at Tanglewood lifts sound limits after threat
The Boston Symphony Orchestra and neighbor John Mason Harding reached a summer agreement ending prior lawsuits over loud rock concerts. Last night no sound checks were made as decibel levels rose above 90 to 95 during Linda Ronstadt’s Popular Artist Series show. Harding, who sued in 1976 citing privacy and intrusion, said he does not plan further legal action before upcoming September performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Tanglewood
Linda Ronstadt
Boston Symphony Orchestra
John Mason Harding
BSO
Harding
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John Page
Hoosick
Edward O'Malley
Thomas O'Malley
Francis Hughes
Pittstown
State Capitol
Borhood
Holderness
N.H
Department of Education Agency
A. E. Janowicz
Vermont National
FDIC
Greenberg
H. Greenberg
Legislative
Committee On
Secretary of State
Whey
Leahy
UVM
New York
Barbiter
Down In
Berkshire
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