Vermont Governor calls for more control over agencies
Governor Deane C. Davis told a state subcommittee that the governor’s office must have power to hire remove and appoint to improve efficiency. He urged advisory boards with policy power limited but sought appointment authority over education and highway leaders. The panel recommended keeping fish and game and highways separate with overhead costs allocated accordingly and eliminating many revolving funds. A separate notice confirms a $55 000 Orleans Vermont post office project awarded by the Post Office Department to be completed by June 1970 per Senator George D. Aiken’s office.
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George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Deane C. Davis
Barre Union Eyes Vermont Labor Board Ruling
The Barre firefighters union plans to wait for the Vermont Labor Relations Board to rule on four officers’ eligibility for contract talks, after accusing city officials of foot dragging. A Sept. 3 hearing is tentatively set as board Chairman Donald O'Brien voiced optimism for agreement.
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Donald O’brien
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Rights ruling splits Albany parents and schools
Acting Education Commissioner Nyquist says the hair and dress directive was misread. Critics fear girls could appear topless in class, while Nyquist insists the policy targets safety and decorum, not appearance. Wholesale milk price rise planned but retail impact unclear as dairy groups adjust costs. Samuels proposes a cross party coalition with Lindsay for social reform in gubernatorial bid. Schenectady Transit asks PSC to suspend service by Nov 1 as officials seek a new operator.
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Berkshire council offers aid to buy Cascades recreation area
Berkshire Natural Resources Council proposed financial and technical help to North Adams to acquire the Cascades along Notch Brook for a public recreation area. The executive director urged development for swimming picnicking and camping while preserving the waterfall, a noted natural landmark.
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Berkshire Natural Resources Council
Cascades
George S. Wislocki
Resources Council
James F. Cleary
Notch Brook
Notch Road
Reservoir Road
Pittsfield
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