Pay to pollute hearing on pristine Stratton stream
In Bondville a three hour Winhall Stratton Corp meeting reviewed the Vermont Water Resources permit for sewage disposal into Pike's Falls Brook. Commissioner Martin Johnson outlined Act 252 and the goal of future zero discharge from the pristine brook by July 1, 1974, with Class B outflow and 85 percent solids removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondville
Winhall
Stratton Corp
Winhall Town Hall
Vermont Water Resources Department
John Stevens
Paul Edgerton
Raymond Guttroff
Martin L. Johnson
Water Resources Department
Montpelier
Jamaica
Stratton
Vermont
Johnson
Pike’s Falls
Don Layman
Harvey Clifford
Dorset Widow’s $8 Million Will Totals Estate Bequests
Mrs. Bernadine Barbour Grondahl of Dorset dies at 93 leaving an estimated eight million dollar estate. Principal beneficiaries are a niece Rita Barbour Kern of Toledo and nephew Marcus Barbour of Pittsford. Vermont groups receive 185000 while the Kurn Hattin Homes, Bennington Humane Society and Dorset Public Library get 100000, 75000 and 10000 respectively. Seventeen others receive smaller gifts. Executor named is Lawrence Wiley of Seattle.
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Manchester
Bernadine Barbour Grondahl
Dorset
North Shire
Kurn Hattin
Westminster
Bennington County Humane Society
Shaftsbury
Dorset Public Library
Seaman’s Church Institute
New York City
Rita Barbour Kern
Toledo, Ohio
Marcus N. Barbour
Pittsford, N.Y
Grondahl
Merchants National Bank of Mobile
Ala
Lawrence W. Wiley
Seattle
Barbour
Alabama
Kern
Albert E. Knowles
Huntington Gilbert
May D. Goodman
Carl Homer
San Mateo
Calif
Elizabeth Wiley
Bainbridge Island
Wash
Ruth McWayne
Evelyn Baldwin
Bill to make Bennington a U.S. District Court seat
Sen. George D. Aiken and Sen. Robert T. Stafford introduce a bill to add Bennington to Vermont’s U.S. District Court sites. Judge James S. Holden would move chambers and a law library there, with sessions depending on facility availability. Holden aims to use the Blackmer Library in Bennington for court work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
U.S. District Court
Washington
George D. Aiken
Robert T. Stafford
District of Vermont
Federal District Court
James S. Holden
Holden
Sen
Aiken
Vermont
Rutland
Brattleboro
Burlington
Windsor
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
Senate
U.S
Judicial Council of the Second Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals
Blackmer
U.S. Court
Bennington County
Vermont Supreme Court
Samuel H. Blackmer
Bennington County Bar Association
U.S. Senate
MAUHS approves DUO for 1971 72 program at Mt Anthony
The MAUSD Board of Directors unanimously reendors DUO at Mt Anthony Union High School for the 1971 72 year. Paul Fairfield and Pat Manion outlined unchanged guidelines with added emphasis on DUO review board involvement and community sponsorship. They reported 17 initial participants last year with one drop out and noted several projects received wide public attention while others succeeded quietly. Two irate parents spoke at the meeting, alleging their son was harmed by the program, before the board moved on to other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DUO
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mausd Board of Directors
Paul Fairfield
Pat Manion
Review Board
Fairfield
Manion
MAUHS
Chicago
Board of Education
Gary
Ind
U.S. Steel Corporation
Indiana
Portland
Ore
Philadelphia
U.S
Inside view questions nuclear reactor core cooling systems
A veteran scientist critiques reactor safety focusing on core cooling and plumbing in nuclear plants. The discussion appears on Page 4. The article assesses potential failures and cooling efficiency amid ongoing energy safety debates.
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UVM
Vermont
Massachusetts
Green Mountain Park
Arlington
Pope names new bishop for Vermont
Pope Paul VI named Rev. John Marshall of Worcester Massachusetts bishop of Burlington Vermont and elevated Msgr Louis Gelineau of Burlington to bishop of Providence Rhode Island. Marshall succeeds retiring Bishop Robert Joyce who led Vermont's diocese since 1957. Gelineau, longtime Burlington cleric, will replace the late Bishop Russell McVinney in Providence.
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Washington
UPI
Worcester
Mass
Burlington
Vermont
Providence
R.I
Robert F. Joyce
Joyce
Msgr
Louis Gelineau
Russell McVinney
Marshall
North American College
American Bishops
Rome
St. Stephens Central Catholic High School
Chancery
Gelineau
Father Gelineau
Richmond
Winooski
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Nixon and Pompidou agree on dollar realignment plan
President Nixon and French President Pompidou announce a joint move toward realigning exchange rates with a devaluation of the dollar and revaluation of other currencies. The communique signals broader currency flexibility while discussions continue with G10 ministers and allies.
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Angra DO Heroismo
Azores
UPI
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
France
U.S
Pompidou
United States
Washington
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Denis Baudoin
Nixon and Pompidou
Peking
Moscow
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Treasury
John B. Connally
William P. Rogers
Free World
Group of Ten
Connally
More federal aid urged to avert school funding crisis
The piece reports growing financial danger for U.S. public schools due to rising costs and shrinking local revenue, with cities like Chicago considering cutting days or closing early. Calls for federal aid rise as states seek to reduce local tax dependence and lawsuits challenge property taxes.
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New York
Chicago Board of Education
Washington
Kenneth E. Ruhrmaster
National Chool Boards Association
Boston
Nixon
Roe L. Johns
National Education Finance Project
University of Florida
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By Catharine C. Foster
Hattin
Humane Society
E.L. Grondahl
By Charles Bonenti
Pope
William K. Stevens
N.Y
Independence
Dayton
Ohio
Kalamazoo
Mich
Metropolitan America
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