Vermont's 1971 budget crisis and reform plan
Gov. Davis outlines Vermont's fiscal clash between rising social welfare and education costs and limited revenue. He cites the sales tax as exhausted income and calls for reorganization to cut inefficiencies, finish 1970 reorganizations, and push environmental legislation into action with proper funding in 1971.
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Vermont
Maine Elks lodges barred from liquor licenses in 1971
The Maine State Liquor Commission rules 14 Elks lodges cannot be licensed due to a discrimination clause in the national organization. Portland’s denial could affect other lodges and the statewide association faces losing licenses as the rule stands. In Buffalo a separate ordinance plans to ban leaded gasoline by 1980 with staged milestones.
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Maine
UPI
Elks Lodges
Tom Morgan
Buffalo
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Frank A. Sedita
Buffalo Common Council
Elks
Keith Ingraham
Maine State Liquor Commission
Attorney General’s
Portland
Ingraham
Vermont Emergency Board approves vehicle overspend and hires
The Vermont Emergency Board authorized overspending by 160000 for Public Safety vehicle purchases after manufacturers withdrew discounts. They may cost up to 1 million dollars yearly. Public Safety will add a second chemist. eight more troopers will be hired using a federal grant to study drunken driving.
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Montpelier
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State Emergency Board
Ronald Crisman
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Schenectady Fire Chiefs Charged In City Expenditure Case
Fire Chief Milton King and assistant James Moffett were charged Monday night with pressuring city spending on fire equipment by promoting a major supplier as a salesman. Councilman Callahan cited unnamed personnel in his official statement. Both men deny selling gear to Schenectady. Albany firefighters petition Gov. Rockefeller for intervention in contract dispute at Parker Dunn Memorial Bridge dedication. Rockefeller to consult mayor but cautions against intervening in municipal employment matters. Mechanicville resident John Piscitelle reported windshield wipers ripped from his car near his Francis Street home.
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Milton King
Charles J. Callahan
James Moffett
Callahan
King
Moffett
Albany
Rockefeller
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John Piscitelle
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Berkshire plan for luxury mobile home park near Lakeway Drive
Berkshire Corp reveals a 35 acre Lakeway Drive site for a luxury mobile home park aimed at retired couples. About 152 units expected, trailers in the 15000 dollar class, permanent on site. Children banned except for visits.
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Lakeway Drive
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