Fate of Battenkill questioned as Arlington sewer plan nears approval
A Bennington Banner summary of Arlington Vermont sewage plant plans warns a Class B to Class C shift could end the Battenkill’s famed trout fishery. The piece cites potential impacts from nutrient loading, algae, and chlorinated effluents, plus economic losses and floodplain concerns.
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Vermont fisher trapping season ends December 26
Vermont’s third recent trapping season for fishers ends December 26 in a Special zone near Ludlow. The season opened December 4 and is restricted to Vermonters. Pelts weighing seven to 12 pounds are valuable and pelts must be tagged by December 30 with carcasses turned to game wardens. The fishers, 34 to 40 inches long and 13 to 15 inches high, are predators feeding on small mammals. Management lies with the Fish and Game Department.
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Olympic Committee to open Squaw Valley training center
The United States Olympic Committee will sign a 12 year lease making Squaw Valley a permanent year round training facility for American athletes. The site will include a ski jump dormitories a cafeteria and access to Squaw Mountain ski area with an annual cost of 150000.
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Wife charged with murder in footballer Gay's death
Roxanne Gay, 26, is jailed on $100,000 bail in Camden County on murder and atrocious assault charges after stabbing her husband, NFL lineman Brenda Gay, to death in their Stratford area apartment while their 3 year old daughter slept nearby.
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Above the roar Peters eats his Patriots' words
A Milford reader saved an Sept 14 column critical of the Patriots after a loss to Baltimore. The piece warned of a long wait for success, but New England reversed a 3-11 1975 record, reaching playoffs contention and showing resilience.
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Majors Named UPI Coach of the Year at Pitt
Johnny Majors, who guided undefeated 11 0 Pitt Panthers to a Sugar Bowl bid, is named United Press International Coach of the Year. He credits players, fans, and the school, and says Pitt will stay a winner as he prepares to coach Tennessee next season.
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Hula Bowl selects 60 players for Jan. 8 game
Sixty players from 40 colleges across the nation were named to the 31st Hula Bowl at Aloha Stadium on January 8. Tony Dorsett of Pittsburgh headlines the East backfield with Rob Lytle of Michigan and Scott Dierking of Purdue. Pittsburgh and Michigan each placed three players on the East squad, while Ricky Bell of USC stars for the West alongside three other Trojans.
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