Ex-madam Edna Milton Still Feeds Appetite at Chicken Ranch
Edna Milton, once owner of the Chicken Ranch brothel near La Grange, runs a Dallas restaurant in the same building. She recalls stringent rules for resident workers and says she would be a madam again, but not in Texas due to the penal code. Customers, former clients, and even wives visit, drawn by the ranch’s notorious history.
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Arlington Water Co faces health order over engineering study
Barber acknowledged awareness of the health department deadline for a comprehensive engineering evaluation of the Arlington Water Co. but admitted he did not pursue it. Stone said his office repeatedly requested data. Lamb said he could not manage the extensive study. East Arlington residents are off boil but the rest of the system remains under boil water warning.
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Vermont overcharges eyed as Medicaid losses rise
Vermont officials estimate New England Management Corp may have overcharged Medicaid by up to 500000 over two years, doubling prior projections and raising total losses to about 1000000 with further audits. Former owner Bruce Levinsky faces federal Medicare and Medicaid fraud charges.
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Vermont Health Dept Employees Fight Transfer to Waterbury
Health Department workers failed to sway Elizabeth Candon against moving staff to Waterbury as the Human Services Agency consolidates from Montpelier into vacant state hospital space. VSEA says it will seek a legislative hearing. officials warn 60 percent may quit and health services to clients will be disrupted.
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Glob e Union Hose Discharge Sparks Plant Inquiry
Globe Union hose discharged water into a region not drained as planned. A supervisor allegedly allowed it, saying he was told not to stop it. Disposal into floor drains connected to the treatment plant was not followed, a practice labeled rare but occurring over time. The plant’s treatment system reportedly runs only six days a week, with a Sunday night shift starting.
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Arlington Event At Arlington Variety Store Features Santa
Arlington Helene Thompson announced Santa will visit the Arlington Variety Store on Route 7 in Arlington this Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. with free gifts. The Globe Union plant operator plans to attend Monday morning, while concerns arise about untreated water entering the town system and lead waste storage issues.
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Carter Begins Talks With Begin on Peace Efforts
The White House and Israeli leaders described discussions as seeking underlying principles to guide future negotiations and a path toward a regional peace conference. Begin proposed replacing military rule in the West Bank with civil government under Israeli protection, a plan likely rejected by Arab negotiators. The United States will pursue common ground as a next meeting is set for Saturday after Sabbath observance and Carter’s return from a North Carolina wedding.
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Sheriff aides drunk drivers New Year’s Eve help in county
Washington County residents who overindulge this New Year’s Eve may receive rides home from seven deputy sheriffs. Sheriff Malcom Mayo said the deputies will be on hand until 3 a.m. New Year’s Day to provide safe rides for drunken partygoers.
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Carter to tour world. Sadat may meet during trip
Sadat eyes a meeting with Carter on the forthcoming world tour set to depart December 29 and visit the Middle East. Begin’s Washington visit was called constructive as talks head toward common goals. a Friday report from Carter on Begin talks is awaited. Cairo conference sessions are recessed until Monday as a three man legal working group plans to meet after the Sabbath.
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Man found impaled at Boston housing project
Police probe a death in Dorchester at the Columbia Point housing project after Roy Lee 28 was found impaled on an iron picket fence near 2:30 a.m. A police spokesman said it looked like he was thrown from a window. Autopsy results pending. A suspect is being questioned.
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Classified rates and delivery details Bennington Banner
Classified notice lists subscription options and rates for home and motor delivery by mail. It notes publication schedule and service affiliations with United Press International and New York Times News Service. Location at 425 Main St Bennington VT.
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