Holland Expresses Concern On Future of Youth Corps
MONTPELIER Vermont officials expect the Neighborhood Youth Corps to stay funded through July 19 at current contract levels. Daniel Holland deputy director of the Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity warns the program may face cuts after July and urges a meeting with Labor Department coordinator William Lewis to map a future plan. He calls Youth Corps a real asset to communities and notes strong school return rates among participants.
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Davis Approves Development Regulations
MONTPELIER UPI The Davis Administration endorses new Health Department rules on land developments. The governor found no changes needed after developers proposed five edits shifting burdens to builders and reducing soil boring tests. He said the regs aim to prevent planning gaps in development.
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UPI
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Health Department
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New York
New England Telephone Seeks New Union Election
The New England Telephone Co filed to overturn last month’s union election and to schedule a new vote to decide which union will represent workers in New England. The company alleges improper campaign statements by BEW and others, risking a two year delay if court action follows a ruling against it.
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Elizabeth M. LaRose
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A. Franklin Mahoney
Nixon seeks $48 million for New England water pollution
President Nixon asked Congress to provide 48,330,200 in federal water pollution aid for New England with a 5 percent state share in 1971 under a five year grants plan. The package would authorize 4 billion in contract authority for waste treatment facility construction, with 800 million allotted to states annually for five years to spur 10 billion in construction. Vermont would receive 2,528,700 while other New England states gain varying amounts.
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New England
Washington, D.C
Veterans Administration Center
White River Junction
George Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Vermont seeks dam study panel for public waterways
Gov. Davis named a nine member advisory committee to study private dams on public waterways after a dispute over a Mad River dam in Waitsfield. The panel includes Robert M. Wilson and Robert Williams among others to develop criteria on long term public interest.
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Forests and Parks
Robert Williams
Central Planning
Leonard A. Wilson
A. William Albert
Water Resources Department
Davis
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