Davis names new Vermont senator in line of succession
Gov DEane C. Davis, acting on the Orange County Republican Committee's recommendation, appointed Robert Simpson R Braintee to the Vermont Senate to fill the seat left by Richard Mallary, who will move to an administration post after January 1. Simpson, a dairyman and former legislator, was selected earlier in the week by the Orange County GOP. Davis asked party chairman Russell Merriman to have local town committees nominate two or more possible successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Davis
Vermont Gop
Russell Merriman
Simpson
Merriman
Randolph
Bethel
Braintree
Brookfield
Donald Arnold
Rwindsor County
Wayne Wheatley
Lt. Cleveland Earns His Wings in California Air Training
Second Lieutenant Joseph A. Cleveland son of Mr and Mrs Stanley G Cleveland of 206 Grove Street Bennington has earned silver wings on graduation from the U S Force navigator school at Mather AFB California He will remain at Mather for navigator bombardier training before reporting to his permanent unit for flying duty He was commissioned this year after completing officer training at Lackland AFB Texas A 1962 graduate of Bennington High School he studied at Wentworth Institute Boston and earned a B S in physical education from Castleton State College in 1967 He also studied at Millersville State College He is a member of Delta Psi Omega His wife Lois is daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael S Barillaro 710 Broad Street Meriden Connecticut
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Joseph A. Cleveland
Stanley G. Cleveland
Grove St
Bennington
U.S. Force
Mather Afb
Cleveland
Mather
Lackland Afb
Tex
Bennington High School
Dermody earns Michigan bar admission and more
Terrence R. Dermody, son of Mr and Mrs John J Dermody, passed the Michigan bar exam after a 1965 Catholic High School graduate. He earned a B A from the University of Detroit in 1967 and a J D from its law school in 1970. Dermody will be admitted to practice before the Michigan Bar and the U S District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. He serves as a legislative assistant in the Washington office of Vermont Congressman Robert T Stafford. The Vermont Environmental Health Association held its annual meeting in Barre with officers James Emery, Donald George, Edward Rice, and Clifton Day elected for the coming year. Rice promotes a proposed sanitarians registration act, potentially making Vermont the 34th state with such a law. The Vermont group, including sanitarians and environmental health engineers, is an affiliate of the National Environmental Health Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrence R. Dermody
John J. Dermody
Michigan
Catholic High School
University of Detroit
Law School
Dermody
U.S. District Court
Washington
Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont Environmental Health Association
Barre
James Emery
Lyndonville
Donald George
Edward Rice
North Bennington
Clifton Day
Northfield
Rice
National Environmental Health Association
Southern Vermont Computer Center names two new directors
Frederick C Keppler Jr announces the election of Donald S Locklin and Gordon F Dynder to fill vacancies on the centers board. Virginia M Gerleman elected clerk. Locklin and Dynder bring decades of data processing and systems experience, with the center serving over 100 tri state area companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Keppler Jr
Southern Vermont Computer Center
Computer
Donald S. Locklin
Gordon F. Dynder
Virginia M. Gerleman
Keppler
Locklin
Nixon Signals Deficit Spending in 1972 Budget
President Nixon outlined a budget plan likely to include higher deficits for the 1972 fiscal year, saying the economy needs more money as it approaches full employment. He insisted the inflation slowdown would continue without wage or price controls, while noting offshore oil restrictions and new Interior Department controls to boost production with environmental safeguards.
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Nixon
Congress
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve System
White House
Vermont presses New York to remove Lake Champlain sludge
Vermont representatives urged New York to act on removing 300 acres of sludge near Ticonderoga as part of a plan to end Lake Champlain pollution. The state was ordered to submit a timetable by Dec 15, while assessing dredging impacts on ecology and possible lake bed cover. A contractor's report remains pending.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Vermont
New York
Lake Champlain
Ticonderoga
Interior
Walter L. Hickel
Conservation Department
Eastman
Interior Department
John D. Hansen
Montpelier
New York State
Corps of Engineers
Herbert Pahren
Boston
Albert W. Bromberg
Edison
N.J
Federal Water Quality Administration
William Albert
Vermont Department of Water Resources
Keith Fry
International Paper
A. E. Peloquin
The
New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission
HEW to brief New England lawmakers conference in Concord
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare will hold a December 11 briefing for northern New England legislators in Concord to foster closer ties with HEW leaders. About 60 lawmakers were invited, with endorsements from Maine Governor Curtis Vermont Governor Davis and New Hampshire Governor Peterson.
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Boston
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New England
Concord
N.H
Listers Claim Credit for Higher State Aid in Bennington
Bennington listers say they deserve much of the credit for a $207,000 surprise in state aid to the district this year. Frank J. Hogan, board chairman, announced the aid totaled $1,007,725 and credited the listers' policy of assessing property at 95 percent of selling price for the higher figure.
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Bennington Listers
Bennington
Frank J. Hogan
Listers
Addison farmers get federal grain relief aid
Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin approved government owned grain for drought stricken Addison County Vermont farmers at reduced prices. Senator George Aiken noted aid is on a farm by farm basis to ensure only those in need receive emergency help. The move follows Governor Deane Davis's request to declare the county an agricultural disaster area amid last summers severe dry spells.
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Washington
UPI
Clifford Hardin
Addison County
George V. Aiken
R-Vt
Deane C. Davis
Aiken
Hardin
PSB weighs CATV policy and tax appeals changes
The Vermont Public Service Board aims for a month end decision on cable line extension cost policy with 26 firms filing recommendations. The board discusses customer paying extension costs and parallels to telephone line cost sharing. The report also notes tax appeal processes under new state law and a December 10 public sisters meeting at the county courthouse to discuss proposed measures for the legislature including inventory timing and personal property assessment methods.
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Hogan
Burlington
North Bennington
Listers
Eagle Square Mfg. Co
Bennington
Eagle Square
State Board of Appeals
Southern Vermont Orchards Inc
Vermont Tax
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Public Service Board
Ernest Gibson
Benedicto Adorable
Washington Ave
Habeas Inc
Elm St
William McGuiness
Harrison Ave
Nalrack Inc
Charles
Priscilla Salem
Eee Court
Ae Ean
Cushman Manufacturing Co
Elizabeth K. Dollard
Old Bennington
Albert Shulman
Pleasant Valley
Chancery Court
Sisters
Alpine Clinic Set For Monday At Mt Anthony
An Alpine clinic will be held Monday December 7 from 6 30 to 9 30 p m at Mt Anthony Junior High School conducted by Warren Witherall of Burke Mountain ski area The event features demonstrations moving pictures and slow motion analysis plus ski care and maintenance The Mt Anthony club and Prospect Mountain Ski Club sponsor the event with a $1 contribution requested for the public attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Junior High School
Warren Witherall
Burke Mountain Ski Area
Witherall
Jean Claude Killy
Mt. Anthony
Prospect Mountain Ski Club
College students survey Hoosic River pollution in Vermont towns
Williams College students Tom Keating John Coleman and Bill Weaver with Mrs Trudy Carter Pownal town health officer conducted a survey of sewage disposal and pollution concerns along the Hoosic River in South and North Pownal Vermont. They visited homes and industries asking 28 questions on disposal soils water supply and pollution concerns and plan to submit findings with maps and graphs to the Vermont State Health Department.
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Hoosic
South Pownal
North Pownal
Williams College
Trudy Carter
Pownal
Tom Keating
John Coleman
Bill Weaver
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T.R. Dermody
Ipswich
England
Joe Wiggins
Sanitarians
Computer Center
Jefferson Heights Road
Dyndor
Sprague Electric Company
North Adams
Ben
Mont Avenue
Tri-State
Data School
Gordon Dyndor
Donald Locklin
Office of Emergency Preparedness
HEW
N.E
Sunderland
Earle Hill
Albert Bowen
Sunderland Hill Road
Hill
Lois Hilliard
Manchester Depot
Martha
Anna
Paul Ennia
Linda
Bennington Briefs
Citgo
West Main Street
Patricia King
Dewey St
Hugh Hughes
Poultney
Rural Fire Department
Pleasant Valley Road
James Moore
West Shaftsbury
Dusky
Drysdale
Bank Americard
Grand Union Empire
Fishman's
Main Benn
Addison
PSB
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Nichols
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