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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1974

Page

7

Hale Mt Quarry Deal Put to Hale Mountain Club Members

The William E. Dailey Construction Co bids to quarry 35 acres on Hale Mountain and build a traprock plant in South Shaftsbury with road access across club land. The offer includes payments to the club, insurance, tax reimbursements, timber rights, and range relocations, with final decision by the club membership Monday at 7 30 p.m. in Shaftsbury.

Shaftsbury William E. Dailey Construction Co Hale Mountain Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club South Dailey Bennington David Allen Bucks Hill Road Harrington Buck’s Bureau of Mines State Police Shaftsbury-North Bennington Airport Road Lake Paran Road Vermont Railway

Community notices for Pownal and Bridgeport events

Pamela Blakeman lists religious education classes at Pownal Elementary School Saturday at 9 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Saturday at 8 p.m. at Oak Hill School. The Vermont State Firefighters Association Auxiliary Inc. holds a meeting Sunday at 12 noon at Bridgeport Vermont firehouse.

Pownal Alcoholics Anonymous Oak Hill School Vermont State Frefighters Association Auxiliary Inc Bridgeport, Vt

Velco breakup advances in Vermont House panel

The Vermont House Commerce Committee backed proposals to revamp Velco’s board, ruling that single-utility control by Central Vermont Public Service Corp. is unfair. Velco, led by James Griffin and under CVPS, may see state or broader public input, with Rep. Richard Snelling the sole dissenter.

Velco Richard Snelling Shelburne Public Service Board

Vermont housing program trimmed as Davis endorses key provisions

State Treasurer Frank Davis urged the House Commerce Committee to strip the Salmon administration housing program to a single section while backing a Vermont Bankers Association proposal to eliminate the 7.5 percent mortgage rate ceiling. He predicted rates would float to around 8.5 percent, with bankers estimating up to 9 percent but asserting $50 million in new mortgage money could flow within six months. In separate notes, Nixon forecasts for agriculture contrast with Vermont views on fuel fertilizer and baler twine costs, and environmental official Johnson announced E. Bradford Walker as director of forests in Montpelier. Walker, a Yale-educated veteran of state forest service, has held multiple forestry posts since 1952 and led forest pest protection and pesticide advisory work.

Vermont Bankers Association Vermont O’brien Montpelier Johnson E. Bradford Walker Walker Pennsylvania Yale University Yale Forest School Vermont Pesticide Advisory Council Northeastern Forest Pest Council Green Mountain Society of American Foresters

New York Enacts No-fault Insurance Law

Albany New Yorks no fault insurance law takes effect today promising accident victims will recover medical costs 80 percent of lost wages up to 1000 a month and up to 25 a day for substitute services from insurers without court fault determinations. Exclusions apply to drivers who were drinking drag racing fleeing police or in a stolen car.

Albany New York

NYPIRG probes reappraisal in Troy real estate practices

NYPIRG has begun a telephone survey to assess if Cole-Layer-Trumble Co met appraisal standards in Troy. Officials seek the share of properties entered for inspection during the city reappraisal, aiming for 95 percent under contract. The probe follows prior findings that higher priced homes faced lower listing at fair market value. Mayor Connally said the study confirms concerns about unequal appraisals.

Troy New York Public Interest Research Group Cole-Layer-Trumble Co Nypirg Cole-Layer Edward J. Connally

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Hale Shaftsbury Rod & Gun Donald J. Dailey Apger Raymond Red Welsh Left Gordon Clark Clark Rifle Range Walter Hayne Grosso Williamstown Mass North Bennington Road Bennington, Vermont Arlington, Vt Evans’ News Ince Main St Bennington, Vt Mammotp Self Vice Discount Department Stores Pamela Blakeman Down In Berkshire Pittsfield Dobelle State Secretary of Transportation Alan Altshuler Altshuler Nichols Pharmacy
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