State to prosecute Arlington Water Co. for health order violation
The Health Department will hand the case over to the attorney general for prosecution for failing to provide detailed information on well capacity and main lines by the Nov. 10 health order. Arlington Water Co. President Norton Barber had given insufficient testimony, and time for compliance expired Monday amid talks of sale and costly repairs.
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State Health Department
State Attorney General's Office
Arlington Water Company
Health Department
Kenneth Stone
Water Company
Stone
Arlington Water Co
M. Jerome Diamond
Arlington
Barber
Carter Begin meet on peace plans amid Mideast talks
President Carter and Prime Minister Begin held a two hour session on Israel’s new peace proposals including resolving the Palestinian Arabs issue. They planned another meeting Saturday and Carter would relay the plan to Egyptian President Sadat by telephone. Both leaders signaled ongoing momentum toward a comprehensive peace in the region.
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UPI
Carter
Menahem Begin
Israel
Mideast
Egypt
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Begin
Cyrus Vance
Sadat
Cairo
Ruling Limits Minority Hiring Decision to One Vermont Firm
U.S. District Judge Albert Coffrin found it unconstitutional to reject bids from a Williston subcontractor for a federal minority hiring rule on public works. The decision, tied to a 10 percent minority bid requirement, could limit impact to the single firm and may affect broader appeals.
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Burlington
UPI
Ermont
U.S
Albert Coffrin
Williston
Federal Economic Development Administration
Boundary ruling urged as Cadiz finds no legal boundary description
North Bennington School Board hears engineer Cadiz say no statute defines the district boundary with Shaftsbury and that Glanzberg property should be treated as part of Shaftsbury District 1. Cadiz urges drafting legislation and a lawyer review before proceeding. The board also rejects Phase 2 of the EDA plan, preferring split bidding for the project.
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North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Daniel Cadiz
Cadiz
District 1
George Glanzberg
Glanzberg
EDA
Economic Development Administration
Don Sumner
Hershey Associates
Lee
National Honor Society inducts 30 at Mt Anthony High
The Catamount NHS at Mt Anthony Union High inducted 30 new members 16 seniors and 14 juniors in a candlelit ceremony with 31 current members. Eric Isselhardt urged active involvement while guest speaker Joseph Murphy warned that education should foster analysis over sentiment, stressing anti intellectual trends and upward mobility through learning.
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National Honor Society
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Eric Isselhardt
Bennington College
Joseph A. Murphy
Health board urges greater state control of nuclear power
The Vermont Health Board calls for expanded state involvement in atomic energy, urging the Legislature to form a new state nuclear advisory panel and greater participation in Nuclear Regulatory Commission hearings. It backs oversight of the full fuel cycle from waste disposal to decommissioning and cites a related radiologist report.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont Health Board
Richard Snelling
Health Board
Barbara Goldman
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Heating oil may rise to 54 per gallon this winter
In Boston heating oil could hit 54 cents per gallon if New England endures severe winter conditions, though current averages run at 48.5 cents. Dermont Shea, president of the Association of Massachusetts Consumers, urges DOE to establish price monitoring to prevent gouging as some dealers already near 50 cents a gallon.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Association of Massachusetts Consumers, Inc
Boston Consumer’s Council
Dermont Shea
The
Consumers Association
U.S. Department of Energy
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David Scott
Banchik
Sandra Baker
Donna Blackstone
Susan Dowd
Julie Griffin
Patrick Harris
Jason Herlitz
Melody Hoyt
Terri Mason
Annette Pratt
James Rogalski
Anne Shultz
Candace Sleeman
Robert Tatro
Mary Wassick
Lynn Bevis
Thomas Cox
Ted Currier
Patrick Finnegan
Jeff Fortier
Susan Gager
Mary Beth Hall
Jeff Hanson
Tom Johnson
Mike Jones
Peter Jones
Herbie Knapp
Mary Longtin
Shoko Mase
Sandra Peckham
Glenn Serre
Mack Molding Co
William Cooley
David Sargent
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