Vermont bicycle route bill aims to steer state transport policy
Rep. Joseph J. Caracciola promotes a 1974 bicycle routes act to make cycling an integral part of Vermont's transportation system. The bill includes a $10,000 study, public survey, five year plan, and funding from highway user revenues plus potential federal aid. It would empower the board to establish maintain and designate bicycle routes and cooperate with landowners and agencies. The effort follows four subcommittee meetings and informal committee endorsement ahead of the 1974 session.
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Vermont
Joseph J. Caracciola
Bennington
General Assembly
Caracciola
House
Senate
Arthur Gibb
Addison County
State of
Catamount Gadabout New Year Dance at Molly Stark School
The Catamount Gadabout Square Dance Club hosts a New Year’s Eve dance Monday night from 9 to 12 at Molly Stark School with Henry Plante calling. Open to club members, Western-dance enthusiasts, and new joiners. Also notes bowling highs from last Friday at Bennington Lanes and a DARV meeting at the Vermont Veterans’ Home.
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Catamount Gadabout Square
Molly Stark
Henry Plante
Poet Mary Sachs 91 dies in Hanover home
Mary P K Sachs a noted poet playwright and author died at her Hanover New Hampshire residence on Christmas Eve after a long illness She was 91 widow of Dr Ernest Sachs Sr born in Elizabeth New Jersey and lived in Hanover since 1958 Her works include The Twelfth Disciple and Echoes She helped with the suffrage movement and supported Margaret Sanger Survived by two sons and several grandchildren Memorial services will be held at the Village Church Keene Valley New York
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Lula Mae Sweet
Charles Sweet
Truthville
N.Y
Emma Laing Stevens
Granville
King Funeral Home
Chamberlain’s Mills
William
Myrtle Dennison
Milfred Shaw
Carl Shaw
Hebron
Bertha McGraw
Manchester
Gertrude McGraw
West Pawlet
Anna Dennay
Middle Granville
Joseph Dennison
Henry Dennison
Lake George
Hanover
N. H
UPI
Mary P. K. Sachs
Sachs
Ernest Sachs
Elizabeth
N.J
Smith College
Northhampton
Mass
Judas
Women’s Suffrage Movement
Nonagenarian couple die after power shutoff in Schenectady
Frank Baker 93 and wife Katherine 91 were found frozen in their apartment after Niagara Mohawk cut electricity over a $202 five month bill. Grandson Basil Heise found them on Christmas Eve. DA weighs grand jury action. Autopsy planned, officials say exposure caused death.
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Schenectady
N.Y
UPI
Frank Baker
Katherine
Basil Heise
Elbert Watrous
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Bakers
John Shields
Outdoor lighting curbs take effect in Vermont
Vermont implements Public Service Board outdoor lighting rules to curb energy use amid an energy crisis. Utilities may not sell power for outdoor advertising or nonessential lighting, towns must cut lighting by half, and only on premises signs during work hours may stay lit. Recreation areas may keep lights until midnight. Violations can trigger service termination.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Public Service Board
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Mrs. Charles Sweet
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
New York
Sally Reeves
Paul R. Reeves
New York City
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Astor Gallery
Grand Ballroom
Division of Recreation
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Bennington Briefs
Lanes Eleanor Schaffer
Addie Dorgeloh
Harold Prebble
Disabled American Veterans
Radiord
North ST. Bennington , UT
Capons
Tangerines
Sunkist
SALEM
Indian River
Mary Sachs
Jesseman
Carpenter
Banner Publishing
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
U.S
South Street
Ian
the Frasier
Nichols
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