Saulnier to Lead Vermont Economic Adviser Council
Dr. Raymond J. Saulnier, former head of Eisenhower's Council of Economic Advisers, will chair Vermont's new seven member Council of Economic Advisers under Gov elect Deane C. Davis. A Columbia Barnard economics professor since 1934, he also advised several major firms and directed a national research program. A second item notes the Vermont Natural Resources Council's push to reactivate the Ripton Job Corps Center as an education and environmental center with a $1 million project cost and $155000 annual funding plan, plus education programs at state parks.
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Columbia
Barnard
National Bureau of Economic Research
New York
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Ripton
U.S. Forest Service
Vermont prison future may be decided within weeks
Vermont corrections commissioner Charles Adams said the corrections board will consider an staff study on prison alternatives at its next meeting. Options include keeping the Windsor 160-year facility, building a new prison, renovating the current complex, or creating a regional maximum security site with a neighboring state. Barre plant to be built by Malden Mills of Lawrence Massachusetts expects to hire about 60 workers.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Windsor
Charles Adams
Corrections Board
Adams
Barre
Vermont Development Department
Malden Mills
Lawrence
Mass
Albany drug raids target six in two apartments
In Albany six people face drug charges after dawn raids by city and state police. Arrests occurred at Myrtle Avenue and Green Street with marijuana, heroin, cocaine and needles seized. Police credited months of investigation and were led by Detective Robert Byers and Plainclothesman John Ruth.
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Albany
John P. Tuffey
Myrtle Avenue
Green Street
Robert Byers
John Ruth
Albany Police Department
Berkshire Mayors Seeks 3 Million for Sewage Plant
In North Adams Mayor James F. Cleary asks the City Council to authorize borrowing 3 million dollars to build a secondary sewage treatment facility. The plant would serve Clarksburg and North Adams, potentially excluding a regional plant including Williamstown, with construction slated to begin in April. Meanwhile in Williamstown Mrs. James A. Shepard, whose husband and 80 crewmen remain in North Korea, expresses cautious optimism about any holiday release and backs a US apology to secure their return. Williamstown’s Board of Trade forms a Route 2 and 7 bypass committee, naming Peter Dolan Philip Hart Ralph Renzi and Howard Coulter, for January report.
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North Adams
James F. Cleary
Clarksburg
Williamstown
James A. Shepard
North Korea
Board of Trade
Peter Dolan
Philip Hart
Ralph Renzi
Howard Coulter
Snowmobile Trail Survey Funded Amid Stalled Participation
In Montpelier the Interagency Committee on Natural Resources approved 15 500 in state funds from a 30 000 planning appropriation for a snowmobile trail survey. Forrest Orr said the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation won t participate and maps plus about 75 miles of public land trails will be marked. The panel also backed 50 000 for Hub Bardon Battlefield site development and 4 000 to buy Chimney Point Tavern antiques, 2 500 for land options, and 31 000 to acquire 29 acres on Isle La Motte for fishing access.
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Montpelier
UPS
Interagency Committee On Natural Resources
Orr
Fish and Game Department
Isle la Motte
BOR Blasted for Bureaucratic Nitpicking by Orr
MONTPELIER. Forrest Orr, executive director of the Interagency Committee on Natural Resources, accuses the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation of bureaucratic nitpicking. He criticizes federal restrictions on money allocations and budget freezes, risking his job to speak out. Orr notes half his $10,500 salary is paid by the BOR and claims the agency aims to insert itself into Vermont's planning process through recent actions.
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Orr
The
BOR
Vermont
Keene Students End Two Day Class Boycott
Keene State College students halted a two day boycott after agreement between the Student Senate and administration. A convocation set for Jan 9 will be conducted by the Student Affairs Committee to address concerns over a terminal contract issued to history professor John B. Wiseman amid claims of academic pressure and funding governance.
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Keene, N.H
UPI
Keene State College
John B. Wiseman
Ing
Wiseman
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Cohoes
Salvation Army
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Troy
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Mrs. Shepard
Forrest Orr
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Board of Historic Sites
Hubbardton Battlefield
Chimney Point
Forests and Parks Department
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BOA
Washington
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Greenberg
Revere
Lido” Electric
Tom
Nma
Black & Decker
Rockwell
Special
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Huffy
American Hardware
Ivory
Shaker
Chrittmas
G.E. Electric
G.E
Arvin
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Fire Place Ensemble
Main Street
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