Emerson a Vermont governor who valued small government
Barton AP profiles Lee Emerson Vermont governor 1951 1955 a fiscal conservative who kept bureaucracy from citizens built surpluses through economy and tax measures led to municipal forests Jay Peak and Silver Lake acquisitions expanded education aid and preserved Vermont traditions through state programs and forest land donations
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Rubino argues for statewide planning to guide growth
Richard G. Rubino head of Vermont state Central Planning Office urged Bennington League of Women Voters to embrace statewide planning before changes control local communities. He outlined three stages: data inventory, analysis with development recommendations, and implementation by state and local governments with public involvement. Coordination and accessible reporting were emphasized for effective planning.
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