Union Carbide Tries New Way To Combat Waste Pollution
New York Union Carbide Corp unveils an oxygen based sewage treatment process to replace air aeration in municipal plants. Batavia N Y tests focus on cost reduction, improved dissolved oxygen, better nutrient removal, and smaller plant size for broader municipal and industrial use.
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Nion Carbide
New York
Union Carbide Corporation
Binny Mason Jr
Union Carbide
Linde Division
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
FWPCA
Department of Interior
Batavia
N.Y
John R. McWhirter
Linde Laboratories
Tonawanda
State Health Officer E L Tracy To Retire
Burlington article notes Edward L. Tracy will retire Jan 1 as director of Vermont Department of Health Environmental Sanitation Bureau after 291 years with the department. Tracy, born Dec 1, 1903 in Rutland, held multiple engineering roles including city engineer of Rutland and UVM instructor. He served on professional boards and held leadership in several engineering societies.
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Burlington
Edward L. Tracy
Environmental Sanitation Bureau
Vermont Department of Health
Brandywine St
Rutland
Rutland High School
College of Engineering
University of Vermont
Lambda Iota Fraternity
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
UVM College of Engineering
Tracy
Vermont
State Board of Registration For Professional Engineers
Vermont Society of Engineers
Vermont Bankers Cited For Aid to Agriculture
The Vermont Bankers Association receives the Agricultural Award from the American Bankers Association Agricultural Committee for statewide programs aiding farms. Highlights include support of 4-H, an agricultural luncheon, and the County Key Banker program, reflecting long standing farm financial service efforts.
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New York
Vermont Bankers Association
American Bankers Association
National Organization of the
Banking Industry
Association
Edward M. Norman
First National Bank
Clarksville
Bankers of
State Bankers Associations
Vermont
Bennington Transfers Filed Dec 5 to 12 At Town Clerk
Bennington Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reports transfers recorded Dec 5 to 12. Dec 6 Harold J Weaver and Irene E Weaver to Benjamin and Edna Ranzona convey property on east side of Grove Street. Dec 7 Clarence W Chandler Jr and Delia B Chandler to Erbert A Andrews convey property on west side of U S 7 in Bennington.
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Shaftsbury
E. Francis
Dorothy C. Jones
Frederick Walter Cross
Bethpage
N.Y
Blueberry Hill
Lorenzo D
Gwenneth H. Sanborn
Robert C
Beverly J. Dubrowski
East Street
Breard H. Hawks
Bennington
Thomas W. Hall Jr
Shafts
West Shaftsbury
Ovidio D’alessandro
Mary B. Judge
Anne T. Brennan
Colvin Avenue
William E
Joan L. Mappus
Merrick
Kathryn E. Mathers
Ernest
Virginia D. Schultz
Bristol
Conn
West Side
U.S. 7
Center
Mary Hodeck
Harold J
Irene E. Weaver
Benjamin
Edna Ranzona
Grove Street
Clarence W
Delia B. Chandler Jr
Erbert A. Andrews
U.S.7
CVPS Sets Record Amid Cold Weather Demand
Central Vermont Public Service Corp output for the week ending December 6 totaled 26 211 600 kilowatt hours, up 7.1 percent from last year. Year to date production reached 1 096 527 731 kWh, up 7.9 percent. On December 9 an all time peak of 243 000 KW was set, 17 percent above a year ago, fueled by cold weather with average temperatures around 5 degrees and a 10 mph wind.
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Rutland
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
St. Lawrence
Central Vermont
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bennington Transfers Record Property Relocations
A series of Dec transfers in Bennington lists: Percy S and Amy L Russell to Ruth M Breithaupt on Leonard Street. Bertha R Thompson and Arthur E Wickenden executors to Percy S and Amy L Russell on Coolidge Avenue. William H Morse to Leonard and Josephine Candid on Beech Street. Robert J and Marie J McKeon to Donald E and Margaret A Kervan on Washington Avenue. Waldo C Holden estate to John F and Virginia C Lonergan on Monument Avenue.
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Percy S
Amy L. Russell
Ruth M. Breithaupt
Bennington
Leonard Street
Bertha R. Thomson
Arthur E. Wickenden
Clara G. Trombley
Coolidge Avenue
William H. Morse
Leonard
Josephine Candid
Beech Street
Robert J
Marie J. McKeon
Donald E
Margaret A. Kervan
Washington Avenue
Waldo C. Holden
Frances C. Holden
John F
Virginia C. Lonergan
Monument Avenue
Army Engineers To Build Recreation Pools at Dams
Army Engineers expand recreation pools at two Vermont flood control reservoirs North Hartland and North Springfield. Contracts totaling 44,495 fund land clearing to widen George Perkins Marsh Lake from 80 to 220 surface acres and extend Black River pool to 280 acres. Vermont and the Corps share costs. operations leased to state parks department. work to complete next spring with future development planned for 1971 pending water quality.
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Waltham
Mass
Vermont
Frank R. Bane
Army Engineers
New England
North Hartland
North Springfield
Perrine’s
Tree and Landscape Service
Weymouth
Ottauquechee River
Corps
Lyndon B. Johnson
Army
Gurney Brothers
Col. Bane
Stoughton Pond
Corps of Engineers
Vermont Department of Forests and Parks
Quebec
North Hartland Reservoir
Corps of Engineers Environmental Resources Planning Section
Bane
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Ralph Vartigan
Wten-Tv
Schenectady
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Walter Hawver
WTEN
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Elm St
E.L. Tracy
Vermont Society of Professional Engineers
U.S. Conference of State Sanitary Engineers
New England Water Pollution Control Association
American Academy of Environmental Engineers
Enterprise
Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc
Lenox
Pownal
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Ben Mont Ave
Sylvania
Star Electric Inc. Appliance Cent
Phonos
Monument Plaza
North Springfield Dam
Santa
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
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