Cancer facts and figures release highlights Vermont efforts
The American Cancer Society publishes 1975 Cancer Facts and Figures noting major cancer sites and early detection programs. The Vermont Division at 13 Loomis Street in Montpelier offers the booklet and runs breast self examination demonstrations and Pap test clinics statewide. Local units report clinics in 23 sessions over two years with 11 128 women examined and 353 people seen at a Randolph hospital screening clinic.
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Montpelier
American Cancer Society
Vermont
Loomis Street
Orange County
Gifford Memorial Hospital
Randolph
Division
Hoosick Falls Public Hearing On No Man's Land Fire District
A public hearing called by the Town of Hoosick for residents of the No Man's Land fire protection district has been scheduled. Officials will hear comments on district boundaries and service plans.
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Town of
Hoosick
No Man’s Land
No Man’s Land District
Richard A. Severson
IPGives Old Mill Site To Ticonderoga For Park
International Paper Co deeded 52 acres to the village of Ticonderoga for a public park along Ticonderoga Creek. The site includes the falls near the first local industrial landmark and the former 1878 paper mill area later replaced by a newer IP mill. The village plans a museum and has a fund aided by an Up With People show that raised nearly $2,000.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
International Paper Co
Ticonderoga
Ticonderoga Creek
Thomas C. Payne
John C. Dreimiller
Company
Chamber of Commerce
Lye Brook earns status as eastern wilderness area
Congress designated Lye Brook as an Eastern Wilderness Area in Vermont, joining Bristol Cliffs. No major management changes are planned, with protections including a ban on motorized vehicles. Boundaries align with ridges and streams, and eminent domain could acquire private land at fair value if offered.
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Russ Garland Manchester
Lye Brook
Congress
Green Mountain National Forest
Vermont
Bristol Cliffs
Bristol
George D. Aiken
Manchester
Norman G. Arseneault
United States
National Forest
Arseneault
Sunderland
Stratton
Winhall
Sheriff’s Department
Vermont Association of Snow Travelers
Recreation conflicts study urges in Vermont life changes
In Burlington and Manchester reports a 72 year old man injured crossing Main Street in Manchester and a parking lot collision leave two cars damaged. University of Vermont professor Dr John J Lindsay warns recreation conflicts grow in Vermont as snowmobilers hikers and landowners clash over land use. He cites surveys of 1 042 residents and calls for organized clubs and public land access to curb tensions and preserve outdoor life.
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Manchester
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Harry Atkinson
Main Street
Quality
David Warren
Boston
Atkinson
Warren
Manchester Shopping Center
Cathleen Coombs
Manchester Center
Grant Hoffman
Burlington
John J. Lindsay
School of Natural Resources
University of Vermont
Vermont
Lindsay
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Adalore A. Merrow
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East Dorset
Hong Kong
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U.S. Seventh Fleet
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
IPC
Marilynne Frazier
Charles Frazier
Cummings Street
Simmons College
Simmons
Miss Frazier
East
Grange
Shirley Matteson
Dawn Dodge
Glen
Susie Crofut
Mary Paustian
Matteson
Gregory Wright
Doris Wright
Battenkill
U.S. District Court
James L. Oakes
Federal Highway Department
South Jersey
Chester Center
Yovereo
Achster
Vpranch
Hapgou
Wondell
Webster Nument
Somerset G Reservoir
MTN
Siregi
Green Mountain National
Ski Patrol
Peter Thorner
Magic Mountain
Londonderry
National Ski Patrol System
Everett Bud" Croscup
Thorner
Burt Bros
Coombs
Hoffman
Walker
Wsagxtr
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