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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1973

Page

10

Interstate Route 7 plan faces regional environmental review

The EPA in Boston questioned Vermont about the regional impact of a proposed three state Interstate style Route 7 from Connecticut to northern Vermont. Vermont officials defend a two lane start with future expansion, while critics warn of leap frog bypasses and regional effects spanning Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Vermont.

John Connecticut Vermont Environmental Protection Agency EPA Boston Vermont Highway Department Bridgeport Bennington Manchester Highway Department Commissioner of Public Works Massachusetts Lower Weermont Pittsfield Mass Danbury New Milford Conn Berkshire-Litchfield Environmental Conservancy Council Norwalk Bethel Wally Stickney The Banner House Appropriations Committee Gray Council of Environmental Quality Washington, D.C

New England Governors attack fuel oil import policy

Rhode Island Governor Philip W. Noel leading the New England Governors Conference denounces federal oil import quotas. He cites shortages and higher prices, urging a policy with no quotas and an investigation into restrictions. He links economic impact to regional industry and health concerns amid pollution standards pressure.

Washington UPI Rhode Island Philip W. Noel New England Governors Conference Noel Cost of Living Council Neel New England Massachusetts

Aiken urges bipartisan approach in Congress

UPI reports Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont urged restoring bipartisanship between the executive and legislative branches to solve national problems. He warned Congress has fought Nixon and overtaxing and spending, stressing foreign policy must be formed in a bipartisan atmosphere with leadership from both sides.

Washington UPI George D. Aiken H-Vt Vermont Congress Nixon Aiken Senate Iken

Oil firms warn Price Council of possible gasoline shortage

Oil executives warned a government hearing that heating oil shortages in New England and the Midwest could presage a summertime gasoline crunch. Amoco and Texaco leaders said refining focus on heating oil reduced gasoline output, predicting a 2-3 million barrel shortfall entering summer. Rhode Island Governor Noel urged price rollbacks to avoid inflationary pressure.

Price Council Washington UFS New England Middle West Dustry Terrence B. Redmond Amoco of Co Nsual Amon Card Texaco Inc Cost of Living Council Sens Edward MM. Kennedy D-Mass Thomas Jd. McIntyre D-N.h Rhode Island Philip W. Noel

Vermont farmers protest delays in Ag Dept payment

In Washington a group of Vermont dairy farmers led by Harold Billings picketed the U S Agriculture Department in light rain to demand release of about 2 million dollars held in escrow for New England dairymen. Officials said the delay stems from awaiting a Connecticut federal court order.

Washington UPI Harold Billings U.S. Agriculture Department Billings Vermont New England Rutland Federal District Court Herbert L. Forest Agriculture Department Dairy Division Connecticut

Train derailment after office refused collect call

Andrews Indiana UPI reports Marshal Ed Bigelow attempted to warn Norfolk and Western about a broken rail in downtown Andrews. Twenty rail cars derailed hours later, with wreckage over 190 yards and damage to mail trucks and tractors. Bigelow cited missing bolts at a rail joint and noted the Roanoke home office refused a collect call.

Bigelow Toey N&w Roanoke Fort Wayne Peru

Vermont Railroad SeeksPartial Reopening After Injunction

Attorneys for the St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad ask a federal judge to modify an injunction to permit resuming operation only on the western portion of the line. Judge Holden had ordered full restoration within 20 days, with a revised plan cited to save costs if the eastern segment remains shut.

Morrisville Swanton St. Johnsbury Frederick Harlaw Rutland Northern Vermont Harlow

Durkin May Come to Vermont State Job Possibility Mentioned

New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner John Durkin has not ruled out a Vermont state government post. He will meet today with Administration Secretary Robert Wilson. The Vermont Medical Society campaigns against him claim he has been tough on Blue Cross Blue Shield insurers in both states.

Montpelier VPS New Hampshire John Durkin Vermont Robert Wilson Vermont Medical Society Vocste Blue Cross-Aloe Shield Durkin Blue Cross Blue Shield Eugene Lemke

Reapportionment plan eyed for Troy Rensselaer County

Democrats in Troy Rensselaer County unveil a plan to expand the legislature from 15 to 29 seats amid a court ordered reapportionment. The at large eight seats would favor Democrats, with four seats from a Rensselaer city and North East Greenbush district. The remaining 12 towns would be split into two four member districts. GOP critics warn the plan could push a Democratic sweep. Albany a Manhattan man, James Floyd Johnson, convicted of heroin possession, receives life prison term, first such for drug possession in New York State. Johnson, arrested in 1972 with a massive amount of heroin, was sentenced by Albany County Court Judge John Ye.

Troy Rensselaer County Rensselaer North East Greenbush Albany New York State Janes Floyd Johnson John J.ye

Berkshire plans face March deadline for plant rules

Officials warn that unless final plans for the Williamstown North Adams regional sewage plant win approval by March 1, new environmental laws will take effect and could quadruple local industry payments, threatening the Ral Widen Tannery and big firms like Sprague Electric. Taconic High School principal Paul R. Johann resigns amid discipline concerns. James F. Gibbons named acting principal. William F. Murray named assistant to the principal. North Adams police arrest Andrew Todd, 19, for arson at the Flatiron Building. bail set at 1000 dollars.

Williamstown North Adams Widen Sprague Electric Go Jack F. Gigliotti Painsfield Paul R. Johann Taconic High School Johann James F. Gibbons Taconic’s Thomas J. Whalen William F. Murray

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