Vermont planners wary as HUD EPA seek joint rules
Vermont planners met HUD and EPA officials in Middlebury to discuss a federal agreement consolidating certification for regional planning commissions. The move could double workload as towns plan bond issues for sewer and water projects while Vermont's Water Resources Department handles standards separate from regional planning.
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Middlebury
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Vermont
Association of Planning and Development Agencies
VAPDA
Regional Planning Commission
Bennington County
Manchester
N.H
Washington
New England
Water Resources Department
State Water Resources Department
Tex LaRosa
Vermont Water Resources
Pierre Donnet
David Prescott
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Prescott
Lifecancels Hughes book as forgery fraud claims emerge
Life magazine denounces the purported Hughes autobiography as a fraud and Time Inc cancels its McGraw-Hill contract to publish parts of the work. Handwriting experts Osborn Associates and NYPD Captain McNally testify to forgery in signatures, endorsements, and checks totaling 650000 linked to H R Hughes.
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New York
UPI
Howard Hughes
Gifford Irving
Life Magazine
Hughes
Time Inc
McGraw-Hill
Time Magazine
Irving
Osborn Associates
Albert D. Osborn
Credit Suisse Bank
Zurich
H. R. Hughes
Joseph McNally
New York Police Department
McNally
Manhattan
Dorsement
Russell Osborn
Albert
Osborn
Albert Osborn
United Press International
Chilean Navy Rescues Lindblad Explorer Passengers on Antarctic Grounding
The Lindblad Explorer ran aground on an Antarctic island during a blizzard. Chilean vessels rescued 90 passengers and 68 crew, including Americans, taking them to Puerto Williams and Punta Arenas. Notable passengers included Cincinnati Zoo group leader Robert Lotshaw and Peter Scott, son of Sir Robert Scott.
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Santiago, Chile
UPI
Lindblad
Yelcho
Ladislao d’Hainaut
Puerto Williams
Chile
Punta Arenas
Bjarne Aas
Lars Eric Lindblad
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Zoo
Robert Lotshaw
Peter Scott
Robert Scott
Sunny Mild to Snow Likely into Sunday
The forecast calls for sunny and mild conditions today with temperatures near 35. Tonight rises in cloudiness and warmth and a light snow chance develops by Sunday, with a low around 20 and highs in the 30s. Occasional snow or possibly rain remains possible Sunday as conditions shift.
Davis Defends Budget Size Against Slush Fund Charge
Gov. Deane C. Davis challenged Democratic criticism, saying state government employs 6,765 people and has grown 16.9 percent under his term, not the 10,000 claimed. He rejected accusations of a $400,000 slush fund for the human services agency as unauthorized disclosures by House Appropriations.
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Charles Butler JR
State House
Davis
Boardman
Human Services Agency
House Appropriations Committee
Mills enters presidential race to seek Democratic nomination
United States Representative Wilbur Mills of Arkansas formally announces his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination and plans to attend the Miami Beach Convention in July. He will not withdraw his name from Wisconsin and Nebraska ballots as required by state law, citing advance knowledge of his support at the convention and in other delegations.
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Miami Beach
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Washington
Miami
Republican House
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Nixon
Robert C. Zimmerman
Allen J. Beermann
New Hampshire
Florida
Britain orders three day week to curb power use
London reports a sweeping government curtailment of industry and banning electric heating in public venues as Britain battles a severe power shortage from a coal strike. John Davis warned millions could be laid off and over 20,000 plants will be affected while officials urge conservation for essential services. The move marks the gravest energy crisis in 25 years.
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London
UPI
John Davis
Trade and Industry
House of Commons
Davies’ Department
W. Campbell-Adamson
The
Confederation of British Industry
Chamber of Commerce
Manchester
England
Britain
Open High School design speeds evacuation and cost details
The Open High School project features a 129,413 square foot building with total cost 3,690,000 and construction cost 18.05 per square foot. Movable interior walls allow learning areas to adapt, reducing costs by 15 to 20 percent. Each main function area academic learning gym and auditorium has direct exterior access to enable use without opening the rest of the building.
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John
Catamount
Peter Bryson
Lifecancels Hughes
Addison County
Ray Willis
Bennington Hanner
Bennington
Ways and
Open’ High School
Bellows Falls Union High School
Athens
Grafton
Rockingham
Westminster
American Association of School Administrators
Atlantic City
N.J
Warren H. Ashley
West Hartford
Conn
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